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Planning Applications Committee London Borough Of Hammersmith & Fulham --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Planning Applications Committee Agenda for 30th November 2011 Index of Applications, Enforcement Actions, Advertisements etc. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WARD: SITE ADDRESS: PAGE: REG NO: Hammersmith Hammersmith Town Hall Extension, Adjacent 9 Broadway Buildings At 181-187 King Street And 207-217 King 2010/03465/FUL Street, Nigel Playfair Avenue, Cromwell Avenue And Land At Furnivall Gardens. Hammersmith Hammersmith Town Hall Extension, Adjacent 137 Broadway Buildings At 181-187 King Street And 207-217 King 2010/03466/LBC Street, Nigel Playfair Avenue, Cromwell Avenue And Land At Furnivall Gardens. Hammersmith Hammersmith Town Hall Extension, Adjacent 140 Broadway Buildings At 181-187 King Street And 207-217 King 2010/03467/CAC Street, Nigel Playfair Avenue, Cromwell Avenue And Land At Furnivall Gardens. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ward : Hammersmith Broadway Site Address : Hammersmith Town Hall Extension, Adjacent Buildings At 181- 187 King Street And 207-217 King Street, Nigel Playfair Avenue, Cromwell Avenue And Land At Furnivall Gardens. © Crown Copyright. All Rights Reserved. London Borough Hammersmith and Fulham LA100019223 (2009). For identification purposes only - do not scale. Reg. No : Case Officer : 2010/03465/FUL Susie Saraiva Date Valid : Conservation Area : 01.11.2010 : King Street (East) Conservation Area - Number 37: The Mall Conservation Area - Number 2 Committee Date : 30.11.2011 Applicant : King Street Developments (Hammersmith) Ltd C/o Agent Description : Redevelopment involving demolition of existing buildings to provide a civic square, construction of new civic offices with a "one stop shop", 290 residential dwellings (up to 15 storeys in height to the north west of the site), a food store (A1 Use Class), five retail units within Use Classes A1, A3 and A4, construction of a new pedestrian footbridge to Furnivall Gardens with associated landscaping, car parking, servicing, access and other associated works. (Linked to application 2010/03466/LBC for Listed Building Consent and 2010/03467/CAC for Conservation Area Consent). (revised scheme) Drg Nos: 3530_00_001C; 3530_00_100 C; 3530_00_101 C; 3530_00_110 B; 3530_00_111 B; 3530_00_112 B; 3530_00_115 B; 3530_00_116 B; 3530_00_120 B; 530_00_121 B; 3530_00_122 C; 3530_00_123 C; 3530_00_124 C; 3530_00_125 C; 3530_00_126 B; 3530_00_150 C; 3530_20_200 C; 3530_20_201 C; 3530_20_202 C; 3530_20_203 C; 3530_20_204 C; 3530_20_205 C; 3530_20_206 C; 3530_20_207 C; 3530_20_208 C; 3530_20_209 C; 3530_20_210 C; 3530_20_211 C; 3530_20_212 C; 3530_20_213 C; 3530_20_214 C; 3530_20_215 C; 3530_20_216 C; 3530_20_220 C; 3530_20_221 C; 3530_20_222 C; 3530_20_223 C; 3530_20_230 C; 3530_20_231 C; 3530_20_232 C; 3530_21_401 C; 3530_21_402 C; 3530_21_403 C; 3530_21_404 C; 3530_21_405 B; 3530_21_410 C; 3530_21_411 C; 3530_21_419 B; 3530_21_420 C; 3530_21_421 C; 3530_21_422 C; 3530_21_423 C; 3530_21_424 C; 3530_21_425 C; 3530_21_430 C; 3530_21_431 C; 3530_21_432 C; 3530_21_433 C; 3530_21_434 C; 3530_21_435 C; 3530_21_440 C; 3530_21_445; 1516/20/01 C; 1516/20/02 C; 1516/20/03 E; 1516/20/04 C; 1516/20/05 D; 1516/20/06 E; 1516/20/07 D; 1516/20/08 D; 1516/20/09 D; 1516/20/10 D; 1516/20/11 B; 1516/20/12 A; 1516/20/13 B; 1516/20/14 C; 1516/20/15 C; 1516/20/16; 1516/20/17 B; 1516/20/18 A; 1516/001/501 A; TOWN 393(08)1001 R09; TOWN 393(08)1002 R08; TOWN393(08)3000 R07; TOWN393(08)3001 R06; TOWN393(08)3002 R06; TOWN393(08)3004 R07; TOWN393(08)3010 R01; TOWN393(08)5001 R08; TOWN393(08)5002 R06; 204_SD_101 G; 204_SD_102 C; 204_SD_103 A; 204_SD_151 C; 204_SD_152 B; 204_SD_153 B; 204_SD_154 A; 204_SD_181 B; 204_SD_182 B; 204_SD_183 B; 204_SD_184 B; 204_SD_701 C Application Type : Full Detailed Planning Application Officer Recommendation : Subject to there being no contrary direction from the Mayor for London; that the Committee resolve that the Executive Director of Transport and Technical Services be authorised to determine the application and grant permission upon the completion of a satisfactory legal agreement and subject to the following conditions and the condition explained in paragraph 3.291 of this report. 1) The development hereby permitted shall not commence later than the expiration of 5 years beginning with the date of this planning permission. Condition required to be imposed by section 91(1)(a) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. 2) The development shall be carried out and completed in accordance with the following drawings submitted, unless agreed in writing by the Council: Drg Nos: 3530_00_001C; 3530_00_100 C; 3530_00_101 C; 3530_00_110 B; 3530_00_111 B; 3530_00_112 B; 3530_00_115 B; 3530_00_116 B; 3530_00_120 B; 530_00_121 B; 3530_00_122 C; 3530_00_123 C; 3530_00_124 C; 3530_00_125 C; 3530_00_126 B; 3530_00_150 C; 3530_20_200 C; 3530_20_201 C; 3530_20_202 C; 3530_20_203 C; 3530_20_204 C; 3530_20_205 C; 3530_20_206 C; 3530_20_207 C; 3530_20_208 C; 3530_20_209 C; 3530_20_210 C; 3530_20_211 C; 3530_20_212 C; 3530_20_213 C; 3530_20_214 C; 3530_20_215 C; 3530_20_216 C; 3530_20_220 C; 3530_20_221 C; 3530_20_222 C; 3530_20_223 C; 3530_20_230 C; 3530_20_231 C; 3530_20_232 C; 3530_21_401 C; 3530_21_402 C; 3530_21_403 C; 3530_21_404 C; 3530_21_405 B; 3530_21_410 C; 3530_21_411 C; 3530_21_419 B; 3530_21_420 C; 3530_21_421 C; 3530_21_422 C; 3530_21_423 C; 3530_21_424 C; 3530_21_425 C; 3530_21_430 C; 3530_21_431 C; 3530_21_432 C; 3530_21_433 C; 3530_21_434 C; 3530_21_435 C; 3530_21_440 C; 3530_21_445; 1516/20/01 C; 1516/20/02 C; 1516/20/03 E; 1516/20/04 C; 1516/20/05 D; 1516/20/06 E; 1516/20/07 D; 1516/20/08 D; 1516/20/09 D; 1516/20/10 D; 1516/20/11 B; 1516/20/12 A; 1516/20/13 B; 1516/20/14 C; 1516/20/15 C; 1516/20/16; 1516/20/17 B; 1516/20/18 A; 1516/001/501 A; TOWN 393(08)1001 R09; TOWN 393(08)1002 R08; TOWN393(08)3000 R07; TOWN393(08)3001 R06; TOWN393(08)3002 R06; TOWN393(08)3004 R07; TOWN393(08)3010 R01; TOWN393(08)5001 R08; TOWN393(08)5002 R06; 204_SD_101 G; 204_SD_102 C; 204_SD_103 A; 204_SD_151 C; 204_SD_152 B; 204_SD_153 B; 204_SD_154 A; 204_SD_181 B; 204_SD_182 B; 204_SD_183 B; 204_SD_184 B; 204_SD_701 C In order to ensure full compliance with the planning application hereby approved and to prevent harm arising through deviations from the approved plans, in accordance with policies 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8, 7.9 and 7.21 of the London Plan 2011 and policies EN2, EN2B, EN3, EN6, EN8, EN25, EN31 and EN31X of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham UDP as amended 2007 and 2011 and policies BE1, and HTC1 of the Core Strategy 2011. 3) Prior to commencement of the development hereby approved, other than ground works or site preparation, a phasing programme for the construction, completion and occupation of each phase of the development shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Council. Development shall proceed in accordance with the approved phasing strategy unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Council. To ensure that the development accords with the provisions and assessment of the approved Environmental Statement and to ensure that the development is carried out in a satisfactory manner in accordance with policies EN2 and EN8 and Standards S5A, S7, S18 and S20 of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham UDP, as amended 2007 and 2011 and policies BE1 and HTC1 of the Core Strategy 2011. 4) The development of each phase shall not commence until there have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Council, details and samples of materials to be used for that phase on all external faces of the buildings, and all surface treatments, and no part of that phase shall be used or occupied prior to the implementation of the approved details. The development shall be carried out in accordance with such details as have been approved. To ensure a satisfactory external appearance and to prevent harm to the street scene and public realm, in accordance with policy EN2, EN8 and EN31X of the Unitary Development Plan, as amended 2007 and 2011 and policy BE1 of the Core Strategy 2011. 5) The development of each phase shall not commence until there have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Council, details and samples, where appropriate, of all paving and external hard surfaces, boundary walls, railings, gates, fences and other means of enclosure for that phase. The development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved details. To ensure a satisfactory external appearance, in accordance with policy EN2, EN8 and EN31X of the Unitary Development Plan, as amended 2007 and 2011 and policy BE1 of the Core Strategy 2011. 6) The development of each phase shall not commence before details of the design of that phase at a scale no less than 1:20 in plan, section and elevation of a typical bay of each proposed building type [including the proposed frontage to retail units] to show details of proposed cladding, fenestration, balconies and entrances shall be submitted and approved in writing by the Council. The development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved details. To ensure a satisfactory external appearance, in accordance with policy EN2, EN8 and EN31X of the Unitary Development Plan, as amended 2007 and 2011 and policy BE1 of the Core Strategy 2011. 7) Prior to the commencement of Phase 1, details of the design at a scale no less than 1:20 in plan, section and elevation of the proposed ceremonial steps and raised planters and details of the junctions with the Grade II Listed Town Hall facade shall be submitted and approved in writing by the Council. The development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved details. To ensure a satisfactory external appearance and prevent harm to the facade of the Listed Building, in accordance with policy EN3 of the Unitary Development Plan, as amended 2007 and 2011 and policy BE1 of the Core Strategy 2011.
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