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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Planning and Development Control London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Planning and Development Control Committee Agenda Monday 10 June 2019 7.00 pm Small Hall - Hammersmith Town Hall MEMBERSHIP Administration: Opposition Councillor Rachel Leighton (Chair) Councillor Alex Karmel Councillor Matt Uberoi (Vice-Chair) Councillor Matt Thorley Councillor Colin Aherne Councillor Wesley Harcourt Councillor Natalia Perez Councillor Asif Siddique CONTACT OFFICER: Charles Francis Committee Co-ordinator Governance and Scrutiny Tel 020 8753 2062 E-mail: [email protected] Public Notice Members of the press and public are welcome to attend this and all other Council meetings. Should exempt information need to be discussed the committee will pass a resolution requiring members of the press and public to leave. For details on how to register to speak at the meeting, please see overleaf. Deadline to register to speak is 4pm on Wednesday 5 June 2019 For queries concerning a specific application, please contact the relevant case officer. The open part of this agenda is available for public inspection at the Town Hall and may be viewed on the Council’s website www.lbhf.gov.uk/committees A loop system for hearing impairment is provided, along with disabled access to the building. Rights of access to meetings are subject to the provisions of the Local Government Act 1972 and the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985. Date Issued: 31/05/19 PUBLIC SPEAKING AT PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE (PROTOCOL) Members of the public are welcome to attend the Planning and Development Control Committee meeting. Who can speak? Only the applicant or their agent and people who have commented on the application as part of the planning department consultation process in support or against will be permitted to speak at the meeting. They must have been registered to speak before addressing the committee. Ward Councillors may sometimes wish to speak at meetings even though they are not part of the committee. They can represent the views of their constituents. The Chair will not normally allow comments to be made by other people attending the meeting or for substitutes to be made at the meeting. Do I need to register to speak? All speakers except Ward Councillor must register at least two working days before the meeting. For example, if the committee is on Wednesday, requests to speak must be made by 4pm on the preceding Friday. Requests received after this time will not be allowed. Registration will be by email only. Requests are to be sent to [email protected] with your name, address and telephone number and the application you wish to speak to as well as the capacity in which you are attending. How long is provided for speakers? Those speaking in support or against an application will be allowed three minutes each. Where more than one person wishes to speak for or against an application, a total of five minutes will be allocated to those speaking for and those speaking against. The speakers will need to decide whether to appoint a spokesperson or split the time between them. The Chair will say when the speaking time is almost finished to allow time to round up. The speakers cannot question councillors, officers or other speakers and must limit their comments to planning related issues. At the Meeting - please arrive 15 minutes before the meeting starts and make yourself known to the Committee Co-ordinator who will explain the procedure. What materials can be presented to committee? To enable speakers to best use the time allocated to them in presenting the key issues they want the committee to consider, no new materials or letters or computer presentations will be permitted to be presented to the committee. What happens to my petition or deputation? Written petitions made on a planning application are incorporated into the officer report to the Committee. Petitioners, as members of the public, are welcome to attend meetings but are not permitted to speak unless registered as a supporter or objector to an application. Deputation requests are not accepted on applications for planning permission. London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Planning and Development Control Committee Agenda 10 June 2019 Item Pages 1. MINUTES 5 - 10 To approve as an accurate record, and the Chair to sign, the minutes of the meeting of the Committee held on 2 April 2019. 2. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE 3. DECLARATION OF INTERESTS If a Councillor has a disclosable pecuniary interest in a particular item, whether or not it is entered in the Authority’s register of interests, or any other significant interest which they consider should be declared in the public interest, they should declare the existence and, unless it is a sensitive interest as defined in the Member Code of Conduct, the nature of the interest at the commencement of the consideration of that item or as soon as it becomes apparent. At meetings where members of the public are allowed to be in attendance and speak, any Councillor with a disclosable pecuniary interest or other significant interest may also make representations, give evidence or answer questions about the matter. The Councillor must then withdraw immediately from the meeting before the matter is discussed and any vote taken. Where Members of the public are not allowed to be in attendance and speak, then the Councillor with a disclosable pecuniary interest should withdraw from the meeting whilst the matter is under consideration. Councillors who have declared other significant interests should also withdraw from the meeting if they consider their continued participation in the matter would not be reasonable in the circumstances and may give rise to a perception of a conflict of interest. Councillors are not obliged to withdraw from the meeting where a dispensation to that effect has been obtained from the Audit, Pensions and Standards Committee. 4. THRESHOLD AND UNION HOUSE 65 SHEPHERD'S BUSH GREEN 11 - 71 LONDON W12 8TX, SHEPHERD'S BUSH GREEN 2017/01898/FUL 5. 2 HYDE MEWS 163 DAILING ROAD LONDON W6 0ES, 72 - 89 RAVENSCOURT PARK 2018/03985/FUL 6. 14 - 16 PETERBOROUGH ROAD LONDON SW6 3BN, PARSONS 90 - 127 GREEN AND WALHAM 2017/01837/FUL 7. 20 FULHAM BROADWAY LONDON SW6 1AH, FULHAM 128 - 153 BROADWAY 2019/00664/VAR 8. WATERFRONT HAMMERSMITH EMBANKMENT CHANCELLORS 154 - 187 ROAD LONDON W6 9RU, FULHAM REACH 2018/04016/FUL 9. OUTSIDE THE SWAN 46 HAMMERSMITH BROADWAY LONDON W6 188 - 194 0DZ, HAMMERSMITH BROADWAY 2019/00433/FR3 10. OUTSIDE RAVENSCOURT PARK KING STREET LONDON W6, 195 - 202 RAVENSCOURT PARK 2019/00434/FR3 11. JUNCTION OF SUSSEX PLACE AND QUEEN CAROLINE STREET 203 - 209 LONDON W6 9QH, HAMMERSMITH BROADWAY 2019/00436/FR3 Agenda Item 1 London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Planning and Development Control Committee Minutes Tuesday 2 April 2019 PRESENT Committee members: Councillors Rachel Leighton, Matt Uberoi, Colin Aherne, Wesley Harcourt, Natalia Perez, Rowan Ree and Matt Thorley 1. MINUTES The minutes of the meetings of the Committee held on 30 January 2019 and 12 February 2019 were agreed as an accurate record. 2. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Apologies for absence were provided by Councillor Alex Karmel. 3. DECLARATION OF INTERESTS There were no declarations of interest. 4. DECISION TO RE-ORDER THE AGENDA In view of members of the public present for particular applications the Chair proposed that the agenda be re-ordered, with which the Committee agreed, and the minutes reflect the order of the meeting. 4i. Centre House, 56 Wood Lane, London W12 7SB – 2018/03058/FUL Please see the Addendum attached to the minutes which made minor changes to the report. The Committee heard one representation in support from the Applicant. A number of points were raised and included: Centre House was owned by Imperial College. The development sought to become the gateway to the new campus. The design had evolved over a number of years and a considerable amount of public consultation had been conducted. St James had undertaken additional sunlight and daylight tests to allay local residents’ concerns. The proposal would provide 527 residential homes and a mix of private and affordable accommodation. This included 185 affordable homes which equated to 35% (by habitable rooms and homes). It was envisaged that the affordable units would provide affordable intermediate rent properties for employees/key workers of Imperial College. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Minutes are subject to confirmation at the next meeting as a correct record of the proceedings and any amendments arising will be recorded in the minutes of that subsequent meeting. Page 5 The proposal incorporated the erection of two buildings with basement level, comprising 1 x part 11/ part 22 storey building and 1 x part 11/part 32 storey building with ancillary residential facilities, including flexible commercial, community and leisure floorspace. The design incorporated public realm, amenity space, landscaping, and other associated infrastructure works including creation of basement level access to the adjoining White City Living site and works to the site’s western boundary. The proposal would also create local employment opportunities. During the course of discussions, the Committee explored a number of issues including eastern access to White City Station, piling, construction techniques and the effect this would have on Wood Lane residents. In addition, the Committee considered the height of the proposal and the daylight and sunlight implications,
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