Agenda item

Proposal: Demolition of the existing industrial buildings and the erection of a new four-storey building of Use Class B2 with ancillary offices and an external scaffolding storage yard (Use Class B8) with associated parking and landscaping.

Planning officer, Eunice Huang introduced the report for demolition of the existing industrial buildings and the erection of a new four-storey building of Use Class B2 with ancillary offices and an external scaffolding storage yard (Use Class B8) with associated parking and landscaping.

The following was noted in response to questions from the committee:

• There was a noise management plan, and the agent had outlined the operations.  This was an established industrial area. The current use of the site was not controlled by any planning conditions, so therefore the existing industrial development could operate 24/7. This application gave an opportunity to have a proposal where the hours could be regulated and there would be limited activity before 7am.

The Chair asked Catherine Smyth, Head of Development Management and Enforcement Planning to sum up the recommendations as set out in the report and noted the changes to conditions in the addendum and the changes to heads of terms regarding 278 works and fees. The Chair moved that the recommendation be approved following a unanimous decision.

RESOLVED

That the Committee authorise the Head of Development Management & Planning

Enforcement or the Assistant Director of Planning, Building Standards &

Sustainability to GRANT planning permission subject to the conditions and

informatives set out below and the completion of a legal agreement satisfactory to

the Head of Development Management & Planning Enforcement or the Assistant

Director of Planning, Building Standards & Sustainability, that secures the

obligations set out in the Heads of Terms.

2.2 That the legal agreement referred to in resolution (2.1) above, is to be completed

no later than 3 months from the date of the Planning Sub-Committee meeting or

within such extended time as the Assistant Director for Planning, Building

Standards & Sustainability/Head of Development Management & Planning

Enforcement shall in their sole discretion allow; and

2.3 That, following completion of the agreement(s) referred to in resolution (2.1)

within the time period provided for in resolution (2.2) above, planning permission

be granted in accordance with the Planning Application subject to the attachment

of the conditions and informatives.

2.4 That delegated authority be granted to the Head of Development Management &

Planning Enforcement or the Assistant Director for Planning, Building Standards

and Sustainability, to make any alteration, additions or deletions to the

recommended measures and/or recommended conditions as set out in this report

and to further delegate this power provided this authority shall be exercised in

consultation with the Chair (or in their absence; the Vice-Chair) of the Sub-

Committee.

Summary Lists of Conditions, Informative and Heads of Terms

Summary of Conditions

Conditions

1) Development begun no later than three years from date of decision

2) In accordance with approved plans

3) Materials and elevations

4) Unexpected Contamination

5) Demolition/Construction Environmental Management Plans

6) Waste and recycling

7) Construction Management Plan (including Construction Logistics Plan)

8) Uses

9) Cycle Parking

10) Surface Water Drainage

11) Drainage Management and Maintenance

12) Secured by Design Accreditation

13) Energy Strategy

14) DEN Connection

15) Overheating

16) Boundary Treatment

17) Access Gate Arrangements

18) Delivery and Servicing Plan

19) Car Parking Management Plan

20) Electric Vehicle Charging

21) Hard and Soft Landscaping

22) Noise Management

23) Living Roofs

24) Tree Protection Plan

25) BREEAM

Informatives

1) NPPF

2) Land Ownership

3) Hours of Construction Work

4) Party Wall Agreement

5) London Fire Brigade

6) Thames Water

7) Advertisement

8) Secured by Design

9) Pollution

10) Community Infrastructure Levy