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Erection of two storey extension and alteration to roof to provide 3No. spire and dome. --------------------------------------------------------------- E/1500/20/12, E1/1500/20/12, EEL/1500/20/12, EE/1500/20/12,
Shree Swaminarayan Temple St Margarets Grove Plumstead Common Plumstead SE18
Scoping Opinion for changes to the consented scheme PA/11/03587 to increase the number of dwellings from 297 to 429 (851 habitable rooms to 1143 habitable rooms).
Site At Former Goodmans Fields At South East Junction of Leman Street and Alie Street, Alie Street, London, E1
Demolition of existing buildings and construction of three blocks ranging from 4 to 25 storeys in height comprising 609 residential units, commercial floorspace, 70 off-street car parking spaces, communal courtyards, associated landscaping and associated ancillary works.
Site Bound by Raven Row, Stepney Way, Sidney Street, London, E1
Planning permission for the demolition of the existing store and decked car park to allow for a replacement Sainsbury's store (Use Class A1) of 5,766 sqm (net sales area), (11,208 sqm GIA to include a Use Class D1 'explore learning ' facility (118 sqm GIA), 871 sqm (GIA) of flexible retail/office/community floorspace (Use Class A1, A2, A3, B1 and D1) and 559 residential units (Use Class C3) arranged in 8 blocks, including a 28 storey tower (101.375m (AOD)), an energy centre and plant of 2,509 sqm (GIA) is proposed at basement level with 240 'retail' car parking spaces and 40 disabled car parking spaces for use by the proposed residential units. 2 additional disabled units are proposed at ground floor level at Merceron Street. The creation of an east-west public realm route from Cambridge Heath Road to Brady Street, including further public realm provision and associated highway works to Brady Street, Merceron Street, Darling Row, Collingwood Street and Cambridge Heath Road. This application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment
Demolition of existing buildings and erection of three blocks ranging from 4 to 25 storeys in height comprising 564 residential units, commercial floorspace, 70 off-street car parking spaces, communal courtyards, associated landscaping and associated ancillary works. (Revised Description).
Site Bound by Raven Row, Stepney Way Sidney Street, London, E1
Demolition of existing building at 100-136 Cavell Street and erection of two buildings to provide 4,893sqm GEA non-residential use floorspace (comprising 1,136sqm GIA flexible commercial/retail/community use (A1/A3/B1/D1use) at ground floor level and 3,138sqm GIA B1 office space above ground floor level), and 113 residential units, plus landscaped public space, private amenity space, communal amenity space, child play space, cycle parking and all associated works.
Demolition of all existing buildings and redevelopment to provide 12 buildings ranging from ground plus 2 - 23 storeys (a maximum 94m AOD height), comprising 343 residential dwellings (class C3), 168 specialist accommodation units (Class C2), office floorspace (class B1), flexible office and non-residential institution floorspace (Class B1/D1), retail floorspace (class A1 - A3), car parking, cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works.
Site between Varden Street and Ashfield Street (Whitechapel Estate), London, E1
Demolition of all existing buildings and redevelopment to provide 12 buildings ranging from ground plus 2 - 23 storeys (a maximum 94m AOD height), comprising 343 residential dwellings (class C3), 168 specialist accommodation units (Class C2), office floorspace (class B1), flexible office and non-residential institution floorspace (Class B1/D1), retail floorspace (class A1 - A3), car parking, cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works.
Site between Varden Street and Ashfield Street (Whitechapel Estate), London, E1
Further information for the demolition of all existing buildings and redevelopment to provide 12 buildings ranging from ground plus 2 - 23 storeys (a maximum 94m AOD height), comprising 343 residential dwellings (class C3), 168 specialist accommodation units (Class C2), office floorspace (class B1), flexible office and non-residential institution floorspace (Class B1/D1), retail floorspace (class A1 - A3), car parking, cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works.
Site between Varden Street and Ashfield Street (Whitechapel Estate), London, E1
Demolition of existing building at 100-136 Cavell Street and erection of two buildings to provide 4,893sqm GEA non-residential use floorspace (comprising 1,136sqm GIA flexible commercial/retail/community use (A1/A3/B1/D1use) at ground floor level and 3,138sqm GIA B1 office space above ground floor level), and 113 residential units, plus landscaped public space, private amenity space, communal amenity space, child play space, cycle parking and all associated works (Revised Drawings).
Demolition of all existing buildings and redevelopment to provide 12 buildings ranging from ground plus 2 - 23 storeys (a maximum 94m AOD height), comprising 343 residential dwellings (class C3), 168 specialist accommodation units (Class C2), office floorspace (class B1), flexible office and non-residential institution floorspace (Class B1/D1), retail floorspace (class A1 - A3), car parking, cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works.
Site between Varden Street and Ashfield Street (Whitechapel Estate), London, E1
Demolition of existing buildings and erection of three blocks ranging from 1 to 26 storeys in height comprising 647 residential units, commercial floorspace, 32 off-street car parking spaces, communal courtyards, associated landscaping and associated ancillary works.
Site Bounded by Raven Row, Stepney Way, Sidney Street, London, E1 2EN
Demolition of existing buildings and erection of three blocks ranging from 1 to 26 storeys in height comprising 647 residential units, commercial floorspace, 32 off-street car parking spaces, communal courtyards, associated landscaping and associated ancillary works.
Site Bound by Raven Row, Stepney Way & Sidney Street, London, E1.
Demolition of existing buildings and erection of three blocks ranging from 1 to 26 storeys in height comprising 647 residential units, commercial floorspace, 32 off-street car parking spaces, communal courtyards, associated landscaping and associated ancillary works.
Site Bounded by Raven Row Stephney Way, Sidney Street, London E1 2EN
Demolition of existing buildings and erection of three blocks ranging from 1 to 26 storeys in height comprising 647 residential units, commercial floorspace, 32 off-street car parking spaces, communal courtyards, associated landscaping and associated ancillary works. This application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment.
Site Bound by Raven Row Stepney Way, Sidney Street, London, E1 2EN
Request for an Environmental Impact Assessment Scoping Opinion under Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended) in respect of a s73 application which comprises: . 12 buildings ranging from ground plus 2-23 storeys (a maximum 94m AOD height); and . hard and soft landscaping and other associated works. . circa 343 residential dwellings (Class C3) - increased; . circa 162 specialist accommodation units (Class C2) - reduced; . office floorspace (Class B1) . slighted reduced (sq.m); . retail floorspace (Class A1-A3) . slighted reduced (sq.m); . flexible office and non-residential institution floorspace (Class B1/D1) . removed from consented development; . car parking - reduced; and . cycle parking - increased.
Site between Varden Street and Ashfield Street (Whitechapel Estate), London, E1
The Applicant has submitted further amendments to those made in October 2019. In that regard the applicant has submitted the following additional information: Amended Parameter Plans; Amended Design Guide; Amended Development Specification; Revised Plot 2 drawings; Transport Statement Addendum; Fire Strategy; Design and Access Statement Addendum; Plots 8B & 8C Structural Survey; Circular Economy StatementFurther environmental information under Regulation 22 of the EIA Regulations in relation to the Environmental Statement already submitted ? Response to Environmental Statement Review Report (Temple Group) plus appendices (Appendix A Supporting Figures; B Archaeology GLHER update; C Additional TVIA Views; D Revised Non-Technical Summary); E Bat Hibernation Report; F LBTH SUDs Proforma; H Built Heritage Addendum; I Bat Mitigation Strategy; J Air Quality Sensitivity Test; K Revised Chapter 19 Interactions; L Revised Chapter 20 Residual Effects) & Environmental Statement Volume 3 Addendum Townscape Visual Assessment AddendumAmended Listed building Consent description (LBTH Ref: PA/14/02096)Restoration and repair of the existing Grade II listed Braithwaite Viaduct and adjoining structures for proposed Class A1/A2/A3/A5/D1/D2 and sui generis use at ground level. Structural interventions proposed to stabilise London Road structure, removal of sections of London Road roof to create openings over proposed new public squares; formation of new shopfront opening. Part removal of adjoining unlisted wall on Brick Lane to provide improved public realm and pedestrian access into the site. (Amended Description)The applicant's submission includes further environmental information under Regulation 22 of the EIA Regulations in relation to the Environmental Statement which has already been provided.
Request for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Scoping Opinion under Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended), in respect of the demolition of the existing single storey Sainsbury's store and associated three-storey car park to facilitate the construction of a new replacement Sainsbury's store with up to 150 car parking spaces, approximately 650-680 residential units and 1,675 sq m of retail development in addition to Sa Before determining the application we would be grateful to recieve your comments.
An application submitted under Section 96a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendment in connection with the planning permission dated 31/03/2021 (Plan Ref: 19/3415/F) to vary conditions 2 (approved plans) and 17 (tree protection). The non-material amendment relates to Block E to allow the following: - Reductions in the height of Block E1 (815mm), Block E2 & E3 (515mm) and Block E4 (665mm);- Internal amendments to the car parking layout and plant rooms;- Introduction of a maintenance stair from the car park to the communal landscape podium;- Landscaping enhancements to the communal landscape podium;- Amendments to the communal entrances on each Block;- Redesign of the balconies on Block E2 and E3;- Amendments to the Block E2 and E3 building footprint from level 1 and above (not ground floor);- Faux window omitted to the refuse store on the north elevation of Block E2; and- Substation door amended on the east elevation of Block E2.- Flat layout amendements
Block E, Phase 5 , Kidbrooke Village Redevelopment, Kidbrooke, London, SE3 9FX
Redevelopment of site involving erection of five buildings and refurbishment and extension of one building for provision of up to 83,786 sq.m (GIA) of Class E(g) space for flexible life science purpose uses and provision of up to 5,933 sq.m (GIA) of flexible use Class E, with associated landscaping; public realm and highway works; re-provision of existing on-street car parking; and erection of a single pavilion building comprising up to 786 sq.m of flexible use class E/F2 set within a new landscaped open square. The development is to involve erection of building up to 4 storeys on Plot A (including top storey plant); and erection of two buildings (on Plots B1 and B3) rising to 4 and 8 storeys respectively (the latter including top storey plant) involving the demolition of former Outpatient's Building Annexe and part demolition/part retention of main former Outpatient's Building; on Plot B2 the retention and refurbishment of the Ambrose King building (4 storeys). The development is to involve the erection of 8 storey building (including top storey plant) on Plot C (53.5m AOD); erection of 18 storey building (including 2 top storeys of plant) on Plot D1 (94m AOD); and single storey pavilion building and landscaped square on Plot D2. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement
Whitechapel Road Development Site, Whitechapel Road, London, E1 2BB
Submission of Details pursuant to the partial discharge of Condition 58 (Secured by Design) attached to Planning Permission (Ref:17/1240/F) dated 18th June 2018, in relation to Core Block E1 only.
Block E, Village Centre (Phase 3), Kidbrooke Village, Kidbrooke, SE3.
Request for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Scoping Opinion under Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended), in respect of the demolition of the existing single storey Sainsbury's store and associated three-storey car park to facilitate the construction of a new Sainsbury's store containing a cafe, non-food retail and up to 120 car parking spaces, approximately 950 residential units, up to 738 sqm of retail floorspace
Redevelopment of site involving erection of five buildings and retention of one building for provision of up to 68,386 sqm (GIA) of Class E(g) space for flexible life science purpose uses; and provision of up to 6,363 sqm (GIA) flexible Class E supporting uses and Class F1 and Class F2 supporting uses (gallery/ exhibition/ community uses); up to 3,467 sqm (GIA) F1(a) for research and development and teaching activities in the life science sector; with associated landscaping.
Whitechapel Road Development Site, Whitechapel Road, London E1 2BB
On 13 March 2024 the applicant submitted a Reserved Matters Planning Application (RMPA) ('the Application') (GLA reference 2023/0836) pursuant to condition 3 of London Borough of Tower Hamlets outline planning permission ('LBTH OPP') GLA/1200cd/12 and London Borough of Hackney outline planning permission ('LBH OPP') GLA/1200cd/11 at the above site with the following description of development: 'Application for all Reserved Matters Approval (Access, Appearance, Landscaping, Layout and Scale) in respect of Plot 1, pursuant to LB Tower Hamlets outline planning permission reference PA/14/02011 (GLA ref. GLA/1200cd/12); LB Hackney planning permission reference 2014/2427 (GLA reference GLA/1200cd/13) dated 25/03/2022, for the erection of a building comprising 51,309 sq m of office floorspace (Class B1), 831 sq m retail uses (Use Class A1-A5), 6,392 sq m plant and ancillary space, landscaping, public realm, and all associated works.' For the purposes of clarity, the part of the RMPA site within LB Hackney, comprises the following mix of uses: 38,985 sqm (GIA) of Business Use (Class B1)577 sqm (GIA) of Retail Use (Class A1, A2, A3)5,241 sqm (GIA) of ancillary and plant spaceAnd the part of the RMA site within LB Tower Hamlets, comprises the following mix of uses: 9,243 sqm (GIA) of Business Use (Class B1)134 sqm (GIA) of Retail Use (Class A1, A2, A3)791 sqm (GIA) of ancillary and plant spaceHard copies of the documents, for the Application detailed above, can be inspected by members of the public at all reasonable hours between 8.30am and 4.30pm on Mondays to Fridays between 11 April 2024 and 11 May 2024 at Greater London Authority, City Hall, Kamal Chunchie Way, London E16 1ZE. Copies of these documents are also available online at: GLA website at: https://www.london.gov.uk/programmes-strategies/planning/planning-applications-and-decisions/public-hearings/bishopsgate-goodsyard-public-hearing
Plot 1 at the former Bishopsgate Goodsyard site (?the Site?), Braithwaite Street, London, E1
Submission of details pursuant to partially discharge Condition 35 (Contamination (Verification Report)) in connection with Phase 5, Building E (E1/E2/E4/E3/EH1/EH3 and EH2) only, of planning permission 19/3415/F dated 31/03/2021. (Re-consultation - Additional Infomation).
KIDBROOKE VILLAGE STORE, 5 ELFORD CLOSE, LONDON SE3 9FA
Submission of details pursuant to partially discharge Condition 46 - Part 2 (Secure by Design) in respect of Building E1 and Building E Townhouses, Phase 5 only, of planning permission 19/3415/F dated 31/03/2021.
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