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Planning Weekly List & Decisions Planning Weekly List & Decisions Appeals (Received/Determined) and Planning Applications & Notifications (Validated/Determined) Week Ending 03/04/2020 The attached list contains Planning and related applications being considered by the Council, acting as the Local Planning Authority. Details have been entered on the Statutory Register of Applications. Online application details and associated documents can be viewed via Public Access from the Lambeth Planning Internet site, https://www.lambeth.gov.uk/planning-and-building- control/planning-applications/search-planning-applications. A facility is also provided to comment on applications pending consideration. We recommend that you submit comments online. You will be automatically provided with a receipt for your correspondence, be able to track and monitor the progress of each application and, check the 21 day consultation deadline. Under the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any comments made are open to inspection by the public and in the event of an Appeal will be referred to the Planning Inspectorate. Confidential comments cannot be taken into account in determining an application. Application Descriptions The letters at the end of each reference indicate the type of application being considered. ADV = Advertisement Application P3J = Prior Approval Retail/Betting/Payday Loan to C3 CON = Conservation Area Consent P3N = Prior Approval Specified Sui Generis uses to C3 CLLB = Certificate of Lawfulness Listed Building P3O = Prior Approval Office to Residential DET = Approval of Details - Planning P3P = Prior Approval Warehouse to Residential EIAFUL = Environmental Impact Assessment P3Q = Prior Approval Agricultural buildings to C3 FUL = Full Planning Permission P3R = Prior Approval Agricultural to Flexible Commercial Use G11 = General Development Order pt.11-Rail P3S = Prior Approval Agricultural to School/Nursery G24 = General Development Order pt.24-Telecomm P3T = Prior Approval Business/Hotels to Schools/Nursery G31 = General Development Order pt.31-Demolition PDE = Prior Approval Householders Extensions GOV = Circular 18/84 REM = Approval of Reserved Matters LB = Listed Building Consent RG3 = Council own development on Council land LDCE = Certificate of Lawful Use Existing RG4 = Other development on Council land LDCP = Certificate of Lawful Use Proposed RUS = Approval under Rush Common Act NMC = Non Material Change S106 = Variation to Section 106 Agreement NOT = Notifications SPF = Shop Front OBS = Observations from adjoining Borough TCA = Tree in Conservation Area OUT = Outline Application TPO = Tree Preservation Order P3C = Prior Approval Retail/Betting/Payday Loan/Casio to TTT = Thames Tideway Tunnel A3 P3J = Prior Approval Retail/Betting/Payday Loan to D2 VOC = Variation of Condition Page 1 of 53 Planning Weekly List & Decisions Planning Applications Validated LOCATION OF Ward Reference APPLICANT / AGENT DEVELOPMENT The Roebuck 84 Ashmole Street Oval 19/04678/FUL Mr Amarveer Dhatt, Butlers London SW8 1NE Walsall / Mr Christopher Tennant, GL Hearn Ltd, 65 Gresham Street London EC2V 7NQ PROPOSAL: Demolition of the existing public house and erection of a 4 storey development comprising nine residential units including provision of a disabled car parking space, cycle parking and refuse facilities. CONSTRAINTS: • CA11 : St Marks Conservation Area • Article 4 Direction - CA11 St Marks • Environment Agency Flood Zone 3 • Parliament Hill Oak Tree To Palace Of Westminster - 2B.1 • Parliament Hill Summit To The Palace Of Westminster - 2A.2 • Oval Gasholders HSE Consultation Zone • Kennington Cross Neighbourhood Association • Kennington Oval And Vauxhall Forum (KOV) 60 Lancaster Avenue London SE27 Thurlow Park 20/00471/FUL Mr Raj Patel / Mr Flavio Da 9EB Costa, Costa Builders Group, 20 Orpington Gardens London N18 1LP United Kingdom PROPOSAL: Erection of a single-storey ground floor rear extension.The extension will be:- Extra kitchen space- Part flat and part pitched roof- Extending 3 metres beyond the rear wall of the original house- Maximum height of 3.03 metres- Eaves height of 2.4 metres- Material to match existingSide infill extensionThe extension will be:- Extra bathroom space- Pitched roof- Maximum height of 3.03 metres- Eaves height of 2.4 metres- Material to match existing CONSTRAINTS: • Norwood Planning Assembly • CA45 : Lancaster Avenue Conservation Area 15 Maley Avenue London SE27 9BY Thurlow Park 20/00621/FUL Mr Cockings + Walker / , , PROPOSAL: Erection of a single storey rear extension to the ground floor flat. (Flat 1). CONSTRAINTS: • Smoke Control Area • Elmcourt Road • Maley Avenue • Tree Preservation Order 425 - Maley/Elmcourt/Ave Park Rd • Norwood Planning Assembly Page 2 of 53 Planning Weekly List & Decisions 7-21 Kwesi Mews London SE27 0DU Knights Hill 20/00940/FUL Mr David Bullock, London and Quadrant Housing Trust / Miss Ellie Keattch, Faithorn Farrell Timms LLP, Central Court 1 Knoll Rise Orpington BR6 0JA PROPOSAL: Installation of metal supports to support front elevation balconies to 6 first floor flats. CONSTRAINTS: • Smoke Control Area • Norwood Planning Assembly 51 Elder Road London SE27 9LY Gipsy Hill 20/00893/LDCP Mr Ola Adamson / Mr Shandoff Bandoh Danquah, Kuma Environmental Design Limited, 76 BEULAH ROAD THORNTON HEATH CROYDON CR7 8JF PROPOSAL: Application for a Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed) with respect to the formation of a suspended wooden terrace obscure glass panels. CONSTRAINTS: • Norwood Planning Assembly 53 Baylis Road London SE1 7AU Bishops 20/01162/P3C Mr. WooYong Lee / Mr. Enam Rahman, , 10 Oakhill Road London SM1 3AB PROPOSAL: Prior Approval for Change of Use from Pub (Use Class A4) to Restaurants and Cafés (Use Class A3). CONSTRAINTS: • Central Activities Zone - Article 4 B1a-C3 • Southbank And Waterloo Neighbours Forum (SOWN) • Multiple • South Bank Employers' Group • Kennington Cross Neighbourhood Association 10 Leonard Road London SW16 5TA Streatham South 20/01164/PDE Mr. Bashir / Mr. Abdul Sheikh, Planning Additions, 22 South Lane West London KT3 5AQ PROPOSAL: Application for prior approval for the erection of a single storey ground floor rear extension with dimensions of 4m (length), 3m (total maximum height) and 2.9m (height to the eaves). CONSTRAINTS: • Gatwick Airport Wind Turbine Safeguarding Page 3 of 53 Planning Weekly List & Decisions 79-81 Clapham Common South Side Clapham Common 20/01075/DET Mazotte Investments Limited, London SW4 9DQ Mazotte Investments Limited / Ms Emma Mounsey, , 65 Gresham Street London EC2V 7NQ PROPOSAL: Approval of details pursuant to Condtion 13 (Basement Impact Assessment and Flood Risk Assessment) of planning permission 15/012/19/FUL (Front forecourt and basement extension for four additional rooms with installation of four windows and a multi-purpose room with two light wells at front and rear of the property with landscaping at the front.) granted on 24.10.2016 CONSTRAINTS: • CA1 : Clapham Conservation Area • Tunnel Safeguarding Line 6 Rectory Gardens London SW4 0EF Clapham Town 20/01107/DET MR JERRY KNIGHT, LEXADON LTD / Mr Darren Bland, db architects, Suite 24 The Masters House College Road Maidstone ME15 6YQ PROPOSAL: Approval of details pursuant to condition 4 (details of the existing and the proposed windows and doors) of planning permission 18/01806/FUL (Excavation of basement and erection of rear dormer together with the replacement of 3 first floor windows to the rear and side elevations, and installation of bi-folding doors to rear ground floor) granted on 28.06.2018. CONSTRAINTS: • CA1 : Clapham Conservation Area • Archaeological Priority Areas 259 Croxted Road London SE21 8NN Thurlow Park 20/01147/NMC Mr Miguel Toney / B3CCLTD, b3 cc limited, Langham Court 1a Suffolk Road South Norwood London SE25 6BF PROPOSAL: Application for a non-material amendment following a grant of planning permission ref 19/00740/FUL (Erection of a ground floor single storey wrap-around extension, together with the formation of a courtyard) granted on 18.04.2019. CONSTRAINTS: • Herne Hill Neighbourhood Area In Lambeth 58 Woodfield Avenue London SW16 St Leonards 20/00414/LDCP Mr Abdul Rahman Ameji / Mr 1LG Peter Swain, Proun Architects, 90 Borough High Street London SE1 1LL United Kingdom PROPOSAL: Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) with respect to the construction of a roof extension including dormers in the rear roof slope and provision of rooflights to the front roof slope and a new door opening and relocation of a window opening in the side elevation at ground floor level. Page 4 of 53 Planning Weekly List & Decisions Glenbrook Primary School Clarence Thornton 20/01039/DET . Bowmer & Kirkland / Mr Avenue London SW4 8LD Alistair Kelly, DPP UK LTD, DPP Planning One Park Row Leeds LS1 5HN PROPOSAL: Approval of details pursuant to Condition 14 (Photovoltaic) of planning permission 18/03236/FUL (Replacement of the building adjacent to the existing Primary School with erection of 5 storey building to provide a secondary school, together with provision of Multi-Use Games area (MUGA), car parking spaces, landscaping and new pedestrian access.) granted on 02.05.2019 10 - 12 Oakbank Grove London SE24 Herne Hill 20/00818/RG4 Mrs Eva Cocicodar, SER 0AJ Contractor / , , PROPOSAL: Replacement of all existing timber windows and doors with double-glazed uPVC windows and doors. 112 Glenister Park Road London Streatham South 20/00469/FUL Mrs SAMINA RIZVI / Mr SW16 5EA FIROZ GANGJI, F G STRUCT LTD, 4 VIRGINIA ROAD THORNTON HEATH CR7 8EG PROPOSAL: Erection of a first
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