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Comments Received on Sites Suitable for Development Via Built-ID Polls Comments received on sites suitable for development via Built-ID Polls Q. Are there any sites in your neighbourhood that you think need to be redeveloped? For the reasons stated in the table below, only Newcombe House has been included as a potential site allocation in the Issues and Options document. Site / Address Current Use Suggested Use RBKC Comment Land under the Response has No specific Highly constrained land with not much potential for an increase in Westway-Harrow not specified the suggestion development. Rd location/units. All the empty Commercial Social housing The introduction of residential uses within otherwise retail/ shops on commercial parades is not welcomed as will created dead frontage Westbourne Grove which will harm the viability of the Westbourne Grove District Centre. It may be suitable to de-designate a centre where we are satisfied that it no longer forms a useful function. However, this is not the case for Westbourne Grove - a centre which had a vacancy rates of just 4.1% in 2019. Fallodon House, St Housing No specific Outside of RBKC boundary Luke’s Road suggestion Newcombe House Vacant office Mixed with Social This is a major development and whilst it has extant planning building, retail housing permission, works have not started on the site. We will include this and social site and propose allocating it in-line with the extant planning housing. permission. Churchill House, There does not No specific Outside of RBKC boundary Cromwell Road appear to be a suggestion Churchill House within the borough 1 Chelsea Fire Social and It needs Social and community use with no/little potential for increase in Station, 264 Kings Community redevelopment. It development of a scale which would allow the provision of new Road is not aesthetically affordable homes. pleasing, and could also be built with more housing space, providing housing that is more affordable to help 1st time buyers, if redeveloped correctly. Carpark at the Car Park No specific Site is an existing allocation in the Local Plan 2019 and will be corner of suggestion carried forward. Harrington Road and Queen’s Gate, 39-49 Harrington Rd Baden-Powell Commercial: No specific No potential for an increase in the scale of development on this House, 65 Queen's Hotel suggestion site. It can be repurposed/redeveloped for a similar use as Gate existing, or for an extension of the existing social and community uses on the lower floors. Tesco Superstore, Commercial: Housing Site is an existing allocation in the Local Plan 2019 and will be Cromwell Road Retail carried forward. Fulham Road Cinema No specific This is relatively new and does not have the prospect to come Picturehouse, 142 suggestion forward for development. Fulham Road The Abingdon Medical Centre, No specific Social and community use with no/little potential for increase in Medical Practice, GP practice suggestion development. 2 88-92 Earls Court Road London House, 266 Commercial, No specific Recent planning applications demonstrate there isn’t scope to Fulham Road vacant? suggestion increase the quantum of development and only scope to repurpose the building. Holiday Inn at Hotel No specific This was subject to a planning application which has now been Gloucester Rd suggestion withdrawn. The hotel use will be retained and leaves little scope for an increase in the quantum of development. The land around is also constrained under the London Squares Act. The barracks. It’s a Assume this is No specific Outside of RBKC boundary very large Chelsea suggestion unattractive Barracks site building and not fit which is in for purpose in Westminster today’s day and age. Olympia London Car Park No specific Outside of RBKC boundary Car Park suggestion The entire estate It would appear No specific Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the Council made a opposite the Ten that this refers to suggestion commitment to end estate regeneration. It stands by this Acre site the Worlds End commitment and as a result we are not considering any Council Estate to the housing estates in this exercise. south if the King’s Road. Daska House, 234 Car Park, Mixed with There appears to be limited scope to increase the quantum of King’s Road Commercial and housing floorspace on this site or change the mix of uses. (corner of Sydney Residential Street and King’s Road) 3 Emmanuel Kaye Education: No specific There is a presumption against the loss of any social and Building, adjacent National Heart suggestion community uses such as that which currently occupies this to Chelsea Fire and Lung property. Redevelopment would only be considered as part of a station Institute, Imperial wider conversation with the provider. College London The Gasworks, Mixed No specific This is one of our key opportunity sites and is an existing site Large Kensal suggestion allocation which will be updated to reflect recent work on the SPD. Sainsburys and Crossrail Portobello Station White Knight Mixed: No specific This is a small site with existing planning permission for Laundry, 253- 261 Commercial and suggestion commercial development in Employment Zone, as such it does not Kensal Road residential need a site allocation. PP/16/03873 granted in 2016 for “Demolition of existing commercial laundry and residential buildings and erection of part 4, part 5 commercial (Class B1) building with a small ancillary A1/A3 unit, with new entrances on to Kensal Road, Conlan Street and Middle Row (MAJOR APPLICATION).” Admiral Vernon Commercial: No specific The building can only be repurposed given its town centre location Antiques Market, Retail suggestion and conservation area context. As such there is no scope to 141-149 Portobello “it is run down and increase the quantum of development. Road dirty, makes the market look shabby” The Latimer Light industrial No specific Units 1-14 are proposed as a site allocation. Industrial Estate suggestion and the southern end units of the same Latimer Road 4 Kings Walk Commercial: Mixed with Planning permission was granted in October 2020 for the Shopping Mall, 122 Retail housing redevelopment of this site. We expect this application to be built King’s Road out. An allocation would not be appropriate. The Cottage, 238 Residential No specific Whilst empty the site only has potential for residential and as such Walmer Road suggestion there is little/no scope to increase the quantum of development given its context. The Chelsea Mixed No specific Site is a current allocation and will be taken forward. farmers market and suggestion adjacent red brick offices next to Kings Road. Lightfoot Hall Student No specific The building can only be repurposed given its location and student home, accommodation suggestion proximity to conservation areas. As such there is no scope to Manresa Rd increase the quantum of development. Olympia building This seems to No specific Earl’s Court is an opportunity Area site and will be taken forward facing Warwick refer to the Earl’s suggestion as a site allocation. Road Earl’s Court Court exhibition station exit. Centre Foulis Terrace Housing No specific Planning permission was granted in July 2019 for the suggestion redevelopment of this site. We expect this application to be built out. An allocation would not be appropriate. Oak House, 147A Housing No specific The building can only be repurposed given its location and Cromwell Rd, suggestion proximity to conservation areas. It is already higher than many London SW5 0QD surrounding buildings and as such there is no scope to increase the quantum of development. Cavay House, 158- Commercial No specific Property in retail use and it is it part of designated Fulham Road 168 Fulham Rd suggestion Town Centre. As such, it will only be suitable for another town (Former Daunt 5 Books store on centre use with no/little potential to increase the quantum of Fulham Rd) development. Housing Estates The Council is committed to no wholesale estate regeneration on its housing estates. As such none of the Council owned housing estates will be included as a site allocation suitable for development. Site / Address Current Use Suggested Use RBKC Comment Council flats on Housing Housing The Council is committed to no wholesale regeneration Kensal Road and therefore will not be allocating Council housing. Campden Hill Mixed: (1) Please RENOVATE the tall (1) The tall tower seems to be a reference to Towers Commercial towers at Notting Hill Gate. Do Newcombe House which is proposed as a site and Housing not tear it down and build allocation to reflect the planning permission. something equally awful. Refurbishing existing Council buildings is a matter for the Council as a housing rather than planning authority. The (2) Poorly insulated housing Local Plan is concerned with allocating land to be developed where new development can increase the estates that have been overlook quantum of development. by the council for years. The council has to pursue with redevelopment while keeping the residents in the loop (before, during and after the work is achieved). Chesterton Square, Mixed use: Was previously earmarked for This site was previously considered but following the Warwick Road RBKC offices development and this would Grenfell Tower tragedy, the Council made a commitment Estate, Warwick and Housing have been really good space to to end estate regeneration. It stands by this commitment and as a result we are not considering any Council Road/Pembroke change as it’s an ugly set of Road buildings that could be put to housing estates in this exercise. better use. 6 Worlds End Estate Housing (1) It’s not very aesthetically Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the Council made pleasing. It does not make a commitment to end estate regeneration. It stands by inhabitants feel proud of their this commitment and as a result we are not considering homes.
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