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Draft Timetable for the Hearing Sessions London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents Draft timetable for the hearing sessions Tuesday 4 June 2013 Venue: Committee Room 3, Ealing Town Hall** Week 1 Morning session 10am Afternoon session 2pm Day 1 • Opening ● General issues continued Development • Matter 1: Overall ● Matter 3 – Other Important Sites DPD Approach Sites • Matter 2: General issues Wednesday 5 June 2013 Venue: Committee Room 2, Ealing Town Hall** Week 1 Morning session 10am Afternoon session 2pm Day 2 • Matters 3 and 4* • Southall Development • Acton • Greenford Sites DPD • Hanwell Thursday 6 June 2013 Venue: Committee Room 3, Ealing Town Hall** Week 1 Morning session 10am Afternoon session 3pm Day 3 • Matters 3 and 4 • Matter 4 – Any other continued * sites being put forward Development that have not been Sites DPD • Ealing Area heard under the area sessions. London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents Tuesday 11 June 2013 Venue: Committee Room 3, Ealing Town Hall** Week 2 Morning session 10am Afternoon session 2pm Day 4 • General approach • Policies continued Development • Policies Management DPD Wednesday 12 June 2013 Venue: Elizabeth Cantell Toom, Ealing Town Hall** Week 2 Morning session 10am Afternoon session 2pm Day 5 • Overrun • Any other matters Notes The general sessions will include an overview of the plan but not representations about other sites put forward by representors. *The area specific sessions will include a general overview of the site allocations for the area, representations about the soundness or otherwise of specific allocations and representations about other sites that have been put forward. Please note that the timetable is subject to change. Every effort will be made to keep to the days and times given above, but late changes may be unavoidable. Priority will be given to starting the debate on each matter at the appointed time, and it may be necessary to extend the discussion in the afternoon session. The Programme Officer will inform the participants of any late changes to the timetable, but it is the responsibility of the participants to keep themselves up to date with the arrangements and programme. A list of people attending each session will be provided as a separate document. If you have any queries about this timetable or anything else in relation to the examination, please to not hesitate to contact the Programme Officer. ** Ealing Town Hall New Broadway Ealing London W5 2BY London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents MATTER ONE – OVERALL APPROACH Name On behalf of Reps no John Smith (CgMs) Mayor's Office for Policing and DM3, DS6 Crime/Metropolitan Police Service (MOPAC/MPS) Ruth Cunningham TFL Property Team DM6, DS12 Barton Willmore A2 Dominion DM7, DS20, PM10 Barton Willmore Workspace DM8, DS21, PM11 GL Hearn Hovedean Properties DM9, DS22, PM12 Barton Willmore Robert Clifton DM10, DS23, PM13 Austin Mackie Associates SEGRO DM13, DS27, PM15 Daniel Palman (Nathaniel Lichfield West London, Mental Health DM14, DS35, & Partners) NHS Trust Martin Hall (GVA) St George West London DM16 Limited Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DM18, Lewis DMFA/07, DS40, PM20 David Murray Cox (Barton Willmore) Crawford Management DM19, DS43 James Guest Ealing Fields Residents' DM20, Association (EFRA) DMFA/08, PM19, PMFA/05 Jonathan Rowlatt (Alliance Telereal Trillium DM21, DS47 Planning) Lisa Bowden (BNP Paribas Real Post Office DM22 Estate) Will French Save Ealing’s Centre (SEC) DMFA/09, DS55 Helen Cuthbert (Planning Potential) Sapcote Developments DS15, PM7 Eric Leach West Ealing Neighbours DS50 (WEN) MATTER TWO – GENERAL ISSUES FOR DEVELOPMENT SITES DPD Name On behalf of Reps no Nigel Abbott (Cluttons LLP) Deritend Cheetham Properties DS4 Ltd John Smith (CgMs) Mayor's Office for Policing and DS6 London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents Crime/Metropolitan Police Service (MOPAC/MPS) Mr & Mrs Breens Kingsdown Residents DS8 Association Ruth Cunningham TFL Property Team DS12 Elaine Mould Forges Cottages Residents DS13 Association Helen Cuthbert (Planning Potential) Sapcote Developments DS15, PM7 Barton Willmore A2 Dominion DS20, PM10 Barton Willmore Workspace DS21, PM11 GL Hearn Hovedean Properties DS22, PM12 Barton Willmore Robert Clifton DS23, PM13 Dean La Tourelle Curl La Tourelle Architects DS26 Austin Mackie Associates SEGRO DS27, PM15 Daniel Palman (Nathaniel Lichfield West London, Mental Health DS35 & Partners) NHS Trust Ben Rogers (Maddox & Associates) Acton Regeneration Company DS36 Ltd Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40, PM20 Lewis David Murray Cox (Barton Willmore) Crawford Management DS43 Nigel Bennett (Metropolis) UK European Investments Ltd DS45 Jonathan Rowlatt (Alliance Telereal Trillium DS47 Planning) Eric Leach West Ealing Neighbours DS50 (WEN) Will French Save Ealing’s Centre (SEC) DS55 Susan New Local resident DS58, PM22 MATTER THREE – SITE SPECIFIC ISSUES FOR DEVELOPMENT SITES DPD Area 1 – Acton Name On behalf of Reps no Nigel Abbott (Cluttons LLP) Deritend Cheetham Properties DS4 Ltd Peter Mynors Ealing Cycling Campaign DS24 Mr Trimmer Local resident DS29 Mrs J Trimmer Local resident DS30 Mr Vib Patel Local resident DS31 Mrs M Marcangelo Local resident DS32 Ben Rogers (Maddox & Associates) Acton Regeneration Company DS36 Ltd London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40 Lewis Susan New Local resident DS58 Area 2 – Ealing Name On behalf of Reps no Gordan Chard Local resident DS1 John Smith (CgMs) Mayor's Office for Policing and DS6 Crime/Metropolitan Police Service (MOPAC/MPS) Mr & Mrs Breens Kingsdown Residents DS8 Association Richard Jones (Planning Benson Elliott DS17 Perspectives LLP) Peter Mynors Ealing Cycling Campaign DS24 Maggie Maguire Local resident DS34 Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40 Lewis David Murray Cox (Barton Willmore) Crawford Management DS43 Mike Mills (Firstplan) Ealing Ltd DS46 Jonathan Rowlatt (Alliance Telereal Trillium DS47 Planning) Julian Edmonds Central Ealing Residents DS48 Association (CERA) Eric Leach West Ealing Neighbours DS50 (WEN) Stuart Morley Central Ealing Residents DS52 Association (CERA) John Talbot Central Ealing Residents DS53 Association (CERA) Will French Save Ealing’s Centre (SEC) DS55 Susan New Local resident DS58 Area 3 – Greenford Name On behalf of Reps no Lisa Bowden (BNP Paribas Real Post Office DS16 Estate) William Crosby London Motorcycle Museum & DS33 Ravenor Farm Community Association Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40 Lewis London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents Michael Gibbens (Taurus CBRE Lionbrook Property PM6 Development Limited) Fund Area 4 – Hanwell Name On behalf of Reps no Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40 Lewis Susan New Local resident DS58 Area 5 – Southall Name On behalf of Reps no John Smith (CgMs) Mayor's Office for Policing and DS6 Crime/Metropolitan Police Service (MOPAC/MPS) Barton Willmore Workspace DS21, PM11 GL Hearn Hovedean Properties DS22, PM12 Barton Willmore Robert Clifton DS23, PM13 Peter Mynors Ealing Cycling Campaign DS24 Dean La Tourelle Curl La Tourelle Architects DS26 Clare McLean Canal & River Trust DS38 Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40 Lewis Area 6 – Other important sites Name On behalf of Reps no Ruth Cunningham TFL Property Team DS12 Helen Cuthbert (Planning Potential) Sapcote Developments DS15, PM7 John Cutler & David Churchill (Iceni Stolkin Greenford Ltd DS25, PM14 Projects) Austin Mackie Associates SEGRO DS27 Daniel Palman (Nathaniel Lichfield West London, Mental Health DS35, & Partners) NHS Trust Clare McLean Canal & River Trust DS38 Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40 Lewis London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents MATTER FOUR – DO THE ALLOCATIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT SITES DPD REPRESENT THE MOST APPROPRIATE STRATEGY IN THE CIRCUMSTANCES? Name On behalf of Reps no John Smith (CgMs) Mayor's Office for Policing and DS6 Crime/Metropolitan Police Service (MOPAC/MPS) Elaine Mould Forges Cottages Residents DS13 Association Barton Willmore A2 Dominion DS20, PM10 Dean La Tourelle Curl La Tourelle Architects DS26 Austin Mackie Associates SEGRO DS27, PM15 Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DS40 Lewis Nigel Bennett (Metropolis) UK European Investments Ltd DS45 Eric Leach West Ealing Neighbours DS50 (WEN) Susan New Local resident DS58 MATTER FIVE – DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT DPD Name On behalf of Reps no John Smith (CgMs) Mayor's Office for Policing and DM3 Crime/Metropolitan Police Service (MOPAC/MPS) Ruth Cunningham TFL Property Team DM6 Barton Willmore A2 Dominion DM7 Barton Willmore Workspace DM8 GL Hearn Hovedean Properties DM9 Barton Willmore Robert Clifton DM10 Peter Mynors Ealing Cycling Campaign DM11 John Cutler & David Churchill (Iceni Stolkin Greenford Ltd DM12 Projects) Austin Mackie Associates SEGRO DM13 Daniel Palman (Nathaniel Lichfield West London, Mental Health DM14 & Partners) NHS Trust Martin Hall (GVA) St George West London DM16 Limited Clare McLean Canal & River Trust DM17, PM16 Judy Harris, Bob Gurd, Anthony Ealing Civic Society (ECS) DM18, Lewis DMFA/07, London Borough of Ealing Development Sites and Development Management Development Plan Documents PM20 David Murray Cox (Barton Willmore) Crawford Management DM19 James Guest Ealing Fields Residents' DM20, Association (EFRA) DMFA/08, PM19 PMFA/05 Jonathan Rowlatt (Alliance Telereal Trillium DM21 Planning) Lisa Bowden (BNP Paribas Real Post Office DM22 Estate) Susan New Local resident DM23, PM22 Will French & Co Save Ealing’s Centre (SEC) DMFA/09 John Kinder The Brentham Club PM3 Michael Gibbens (Taurus CBRE Lionbrook Property PM6 Development Limited) Fund David Whitestone The Grove Estate Residents PM8 Association (GERA) Anthony Lewis Ealing Cricket Ground PM18 Conservation Area Panel .
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