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Delegated Decisions of the Chief Planning Officer and Development Director Committee(s) Dated: Planning and Transportation 16th February 2021 Subject: Public Delegated decisions of the Chief Planning Officer and Development Director Report of: For Information Chief Planning Officer and Development Director Summary Pursuant to the instructions of your Committee, I attach for your information a list detailing development and advertisement applications determined by the Chief Planning Officer and Development Director or those so authorised under their delegated powers since my report to the last meeting. In the time since the last report to Planning & Transportation Committee Forty four (44) matters have been dealt with under delegated powers. Twenty Two (22) relate to conditions of previously approved schemes, Four (4) application for Listed Building Consent, and Seven (7) application for Advertisement Consent, including One (1) refusal, Two (2) relate to non-material amendments, and One (1) application for Thames Tideway Tunnel works. Eight (8) Full applications, including Two (2) Change of Use and 287 sq. m floorspace created. Any questions of detail arising from these reports can be sent to [email protected]. Details of Decisions Registered Address Proposal Decision & Applicant/ Agent Plan Number & Date of Ward Decision 20/00885/LBC 520 Bunyan Internal refurbishment Approved Mr Richard Jinman Court comprising: (i) Aldersgate Barbican replacement of existing 12.01.2021 London internal doors and EC2Y 8DH frames with full-height versions (ii) enlargement of the lower bedroom wardrobe (iii) installation of a suspended ceiling to the bathroom. 20/00222/ADVT 8 Brown's Retention and display Approved Swingers 1 Ltd Buildings of (i) one fascia sign Aldgate London comprising internally 14.01.2021 EC3A 8AL illuminated neon lettering measuring 0.84m high, 1.65m wide, at a height of 2.3 m above ground; and (ii) three internally illuminated golf club signs measuring 1.65m high, 1.2m wide, at a height of 2.3 m above ground. 20/00257/MDC Garrard (i) Details Approved AFIAA London n1 AG House demonstrating that the Bassishaw 31 Gresham level of noise emitted 14.01.2021 Street from any new plant London shall be lower than the EC2V 7QA existing background level by at least 10 dBA. (ii) Details demonstrating that before any mechanical plant is used on the premises it will be mounted in a way which will minimise transmission of structure borne sound or vibration. (iii) Submission of an Air Quality Report. Details are submitted pursuant to conditions 18, 19 and 20 of Planning Permission 18/00669/FULL dated 11.12.18. 20/00757/NMA Brewers' Hall Non-material Approved The Worshipful Aldermanbur amendment under Company of Brewers Bassishaw y Square Section 96A of the 26.01.2021 London Town and Country EC2V 7HR Planning Act 1990 (as amended) to planning permission 19/00815/FULL dated 10th October 2019 to allow an increase in the number of openable windows. 20/00864/FULL St Mary Installation of a new Approved PCC St Vedast alias Staining regraded path from the Foster Bassishaw Churchyard corner of Staining 19.01.2021 Staining Lane Lane and Oat Lane to London provide level access to EC2V 7DE St Mary Staining Churchyard and the secondary entrance to Pewterers Hall, replacing the existing path and three steps, construction of low level retaining brickwork walls with integrated lighting. 20/00835/LBC Liverpool Installation of Access Approved Network Rail Street Points and Associated Infrastructure Limited Bishopsgate Railway cabling and 28.01.2021 Station containment to support Liverpool the deployment of WiFi Street within Liverpool Street London Station. EC2M 7PY 20/00859/FULL 6 - 9 Eldon Temporary change of Approved Broadgate Eldon Street use of basement, part Properties Limited Bishopsgate London ground and first floor 28.01.2021 EC2M 7LS level from office (Class E) to use as construction welfare facilities (Sui Generis) and associated cycle parking facilities. 20/00921/PODC 150 Submission of the Approved UOL Group Ltd Bishopsgate Delivery and Servicing Bishopsgate London Plan pursuant to 12.01.2021 EC2M 4AF Schedule 1 Paragraph 16.1 of the Section 106 Agreement dated 01 February 2017 (Planning Application Reference 14/01151/FULL as amended by 17/00623/FULL). 20/00938/ADVT 100 Liverpool Installation of non- Approved Bluebutton Properties Street illuminated hoardings (UK) Limited Bishopsgate London around fulcrum of 100 14.01.2021 EC2M 2RH Liverpool Street and 8- 12 Broadgate, for a maximum period of 5 years. Hoardings to be varying height and width, up to a maximum of 3m in height, and all at 0.15m in depth. 20/00939/ADVT Exchange Proposed non- Approved Bluebutton Properties Square illuminated (UK) Limited Bishopsgate London advertisements on 14.01.2021 EC2A 2BR existing hoardings around perimeter of Exchange Square for a temporary period of 1 year. Height of the hoardings to vary between 2.4m and 3m, and width to vary between 1.94m and 24.17m. Depth for all hoardings to be 0.15m 20/00940/ADVT 100 Liverpool Installation of a non- Approved Bluebutton Properties Street illuminated hoarding (UK) Limited Bishopsgate London around Crossrail 14.01.2021 EC2M 2RH Station site adjacent to Liverpool Street station, for a maximum period of 5 years. Hoardings to be varying height and width, up to a maximum 2.6m in height, all at 0.15m depth. 20/00944/MDC 1 - 2 Submission of details Approved Bluebutton Properties Broadgate of the removal, storage UK Ltd Bishopsgate London and reinstatement on 28.01.2021 EC2M 2QS the site, of the Fire Plaque pursuant to condition 39 of the planning permission dated 29 March 2019 (application number 20/00462/FULL). 20/00955/MDC 100 Liverpool Details of the terrace Approved Bluebutton Properties Street & 8-12 planting on level 07 UK Ltd Bishopsgate Broadgate pursuant to condition 21.01.2021 London 23 (h) (part) of EC2M 2RH planning permission 17/00276/FULL dated 5 June 2017. 21/00027/NMA 150 Non-material Approved UOL Bishopsgate amendment under Bishopsgate London Section 96A of the 26.01.2021 EC2M 4AF Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) to planning permission 20/00392/FULL dated 05.11.2020 to allow for amendment to the location of short-stay cycle stands. 20/01007/MDC 25 Cannon Submission of a Approved 25 Cannon Street Street Demolition and Limited Bread Street London Construction Logistics 28.01.2021 EC4M 5TA Plan pursuant to condition 3 of Planning permission 19/01150/FULL dated the 16 April 2020. 20/00472/MDC London Submission of a Long- Approved Illuminated River Bridge Term Maintenance Foundation Bridge And London Plan pursuant to 21.01.2021 Bridge Without EC4 condition 14 of planning permission 18/000451/FULEIA dated 7th September 2018. 20/00569/MDC 16 Eastcheap Submission of details Approved Other 7RE London London of a lighting strategy, Limited Bridge And EC3M 1BD plant mountings, and 14.01.2021 Bridge Without cycle storage and facilities and pursuant to conditions 6, 10, 16, and 17 of planning permission dated 27/08/2019 (app. no. 19/00440/FULL). 20/00643/FULL Talbot House Change of use of the Approved CGIS (Gracechurch 8 - 9 Talbot basement, ground, Street) Limited Bridge And Court first, second and third 12.01.2021 Bridge Without London floors from office (Use EC3V 0BP Class E) to a flexible Class E/F1a Use Class. 20/00892/FULL Peninsular Replacement of Approved Royal London Asset House 30 - glazing to the ground Management Bridge And 36 Monument floor level offices 12.01.2021 Bridge Without Street fronting Monument London Street, from tinted to EC3R 8LJ clear glass. 20/00929/ADVT 6 Eastcheap Installation of i) 2no. Approved Tesco London non-illuminated fascia Bridge And EC3M 1AE signs, measuring 4.2m 15.01.2021 Bridge Without by 1.25m and 4m by 1.25m respectively; ii) 1no. internally illuminated fascia sign measuring 4.15m by 1.25m; iii) 1no. internally illuminated projecting sign measuring 0.8m by 0.65m, 3.33m above the ground; iv) 1no. vinyl sign measuring 1.15m by 2m; v) 1no. vinyl sign measuring 1.5m by 1.3m; and vi) 2no. vinyl signs measuring 1.55m by 1.3m. 20/00965/MDC 41 Lothbury Details of a Approved Pembroke Lothbury London construction Holdings Ltd Broad Street EC2R 7HF management plan 14.01.2021 pursuant to condition 3 of planning permission 19/01364/FULL dated 26th March 2020. 20/01019/MDC 41 Lothbury Submission of details Approved Pembroke Lothbury London of Construction Holdings Limited Broad Street EC2R 7HF Logistics Plan 28.01.2021 pursuant to condition 2 of planning permission ref: 19/01364/FULL 20/00641/MDC 68 King Submission of a Approved King William St William Street Construction Logistics Limited Candlewick London Plan pursuant to 21.01.2021 EC4N 7HR Condition 4 of planning permission reference: 19/01308/FULL, which was approved on 31 July 2020. 20/00664/MDC 68 King Submission of a Approved King William St William Street Deconstruction Limited Candlewick London Logistics Plan 21.01.2021 EC4N 7HR pursuant to Condition 3 of planning permission 19/01308/FULL dated 31 July 2020. 20/00802/FULL 68 King Application under S.73 Approved King William St William Street of the Town & Country Limited Candlewick London Planning Act 1990 to 28.01.2021 EC4N 7HR amend planning permission 19/01308/FULL dated 30/07/2020 in respect of condition 13 (hours of operation) to extend the hours of use of the external terraces and condition 14 (noise limits) to allow amplified or other music on the external terraces within defined noise limits 20/00610/MDC Mermaid (i) submission of Approved Mermaid Conference Conference details of the external and Events Ltd Castle Baynard And Events facing materials of the 21.01.2021 Centre proposed plant Puddle Dock equipment (ii) London submission of a Noise EC4V 3DB Report pursuant to conditions 2 and 3(b) of planning permission 18/00516/FULL dated 23.08.2018.
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