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CORPORATION of LONDON Committee(s) Dated: Planning and Transportation 24th May 2019 Subject: Public Valid planning applications received by Department of the Built Environment 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 applications received by the Department of the Built Environment since my report to the last meeting. Any questions of detail arising from these reports can be sent to [email protected]. Details of Valid Applications Application Address Applicant/ Proposal Date of Number & Ward Agent Validation 19/00335/FULL Billiter London Installation of two small 10/04/2019 Aldgate Street, Festival of structures: a public London, EC3 Architecture bench, and a planter C/O PARTI that will contain a selection of plants and ornamental grasses for a temporary period until 23rd September 2019. 19/00362/FULLR3 Mitre City of London Application under 17/04/2019 Aldgate Square, Corporation Section 73 of the Town London, and Country Planning EC3A 5DH Act 1990 to vary condition 1 of planning permission 18/00395/FULLR3 dated 14.06.2018 to extend the temporary time period for the installation of the sculpture 'Climb' by Juliana Cerqueira Lette to. 19/00360/FULLR3 Bury Court, City of London Temporary Installation 17/04/2019 Aldgate London, Corporation of a sculpture 'Site of EC3A 8AJ the fall' by Reza Aramesh for a temporary period of up to 1 year,to be taken down on or before 01 June 2020. 19/00392/FULLR3 Heneage City of London Application under 17/04/2019 Aldgate Lane, Corporation Section 73 of the Town London, and Country Planning EC3A 5DQ Act 1990 to vary condition 1 of planning permission 18/00374/FULLR3 dated 14.06.2018 to extend the temporary time period for the installation of the sculpture 'Saree Garden' by Claire Jarrett to 01.06.2020. 19/00397/FULLR3 Cunard City of London Temporary installation 17/04/2019 Aldgate Place, Corporation of a sculpture -' The London, Same for Everyone' by EC3A 5AR Nathan Coley for a period of up to one year to be taken down on or before 01.06.2020. 19/00358/FULLR3 Planter No 2, City of London Temporary installation 17/04/2019 Aldgate 60 - 70 St Corporation of a sculpture 'The Mary Axe, garden of floating London words' by Elisa Artesero for a temporary period of up to 1 year,to be taken down on or before 01 June 2020. 19/00419/FULLR3 51 Lime City of London Temporary Installation 18/04/2019 Aldgate Street, Corporation of a sculpture 'Arcadia' London, by Leo Fitzmaurice for a EC3M 7DQ period of up to one year to be taken down on or before 1 June 2020. 19/00317/FULL 100 Wood Pontegadea Change of use of part 08/04/2019 Bassishaw Street, UK Ltd C/O ground floor from office London, DP9 Ltd (Class B1) to a flexible EC2V 7AN use of retail / restaurants and cafes (Class A1/A3) (234sq.m). Installation of new doors and windows; removal of exterior steps towards St Mary Staining Churchyard and installation of level paving and aluminium guarding; installation of exterior lighting in St Alban's Court; and provision of exterior seating. 19/00327/FULL 30 London Change of use of part 10/04/2019 Billingsgate Eastcheap, Bishopsgate ground floor and part London, B.V. & Roar basement from financial EC3M 1HD Fitness Limited & professional services C/O Daniel (Class A2) to a flexible Rinsler & Co use for either financial & professional services (Class A2) or gymnasium (Class D2) (479sq.m). 19/00337/FULL 9A Cogent BC Relocation of main 10/04/2019 Bishopsgate Devonshire C/O Left City entrance doors further Square, towards the courtyard London, EC2M 4YN 19/00355/FULL 56A Old Flight Centre Installation of a new 15/04/2019 Bishopsgate Broad (UK) Ltd C/O shopfront. Street, DarntonB3 London, EC2M 1RX 19/00299/FULL New Chapter West Sussex Application under 16/04/2019 Bishopsgate House, 14 County Council section 73 of the Town New Street, C/O Indigo and Country Planning London, Planning Act 1990 to vary EC2M 4TR condition 3 of planning permission dated 22.02.2017 (16/01253/FULL) to incorporate minor material amendments including amalgamation of two retail units into one, altered louvred bin store doors and new window in place of second shop entrance. 19/00406/FULLR3 St Botolph City of London Temporary installation 17/04/2019 Bishopsgate Without Corporation of a sculpture 'Reclining Bishopsgate Nude 1' by Kevin Churchyard, Francis Gray for a London, temporary period of up EC2M 3TJ to 1 year to be taken down on or before 01 June 2020. 19/00367/FULL St Nicholas Cornerstone The installation of 1No. 15/04/2019 Bread Street Cole Abbey , C/O Avison GPS antenna and 114 Queen Young associated Victoria development. Street, London, EC4V 4BJ 19/00249/FULL 35 Nightlight Installation of four air 11/04/2019 Bridge And Bridge Eastcheap, Leisure Limited conditioning units to the Without London, C/O Town ground floor rear EC3M 1DT Planning elevation in the service Bureau yard. 19/00440/FULL 16 7RE London Demolition of existing 24/04/2019 Bridge And Bridge Eastcheap, Limited C/O roof level and erection Without London, Tellon Capital of new sixth floor EC3M 1BD (408sq.m GIA). Change of use from office (Class B1) to a flexible use of shop / restaurant & cafe (Class A1/A3) at ground floor and a flexible use of shop / restaurants & cafes / assembly and leisure (Class A1/A3/D2) at lower ground floor (538sq.m). Associated elevational changes and installation of plant. 19/00291/FULL 10 Bolt London Replacement of 02/04/2019 Castle Baynard Court, Diocesan Fund balustrading and London, C/O Iceni installation of new EC4A 3DQ Projects decking at roof level. 19/00283/FULL 152 - 153 McDonald's Refurbishment of the 05/04/2019 Castle Baynard Fleet Street, Restaurants shopfront including the London, Limited C/O relocation of one EC4A 2DQ Planware existing entrance, Limited installation of new automated sliding doors, new steps to one entrance and lowering of the stallrisers. 19/00330/FULL 152 - 153 McDonald's Refurbishment of the 10/04/2019 Castle Baynard Fleet Street, Restaurants shopfront including the London, Limited C/O relocation of one EC4A 2DQ Planware existing entrance, Limited installation of new automated sliding doors, new steps to one entrance, lowering of the stallrisers and the introduction of yellow vinyl to the elevations. 19/00353/FULL 8 Salisbury The Secretary Change of Use from 12/04/2019 Castle Baynard Square, of State For Office (Class B1) to London, Housing C/O Tribunal (Sui generis) or EC4Y 8AE Montagu Office (Class B1) (1376 Evans LLP sq.m). 19/00412/FULL 20 St UME Group Use of part ground floor 18/04/2019 Castle Baynard Andrew LLP C/O (354sq.m) and part Street, Sonnemann basement (138sq.m) for London, Toon Class D1 use (medical EC4A 3AG Architects outpatients) in lieu of permitted flexible use for either Class B1 use or Class A3 use (total floorspace 492sq.m). 19/00416/FULL 85 Fleet Le Cordon Installation of four 23/04/2019 Castle Baynard Street, Bleu C/O condenser units at roof London, Heritage level. EC4Y 1AE Architecture Ltd 19/00311/FULL 20 St UMR Group i) Installation of 30/04/2019 Castle Baynard Andrew LLP C/O ventilation louvres to Street, Sonnemann south west elevation at London, Toon ground floor level in lieu EC4A 3AG Architects LLP of the existing glazing; (ii) Installation of a 3.7m high helium quench pipe and associated steel truss support at roof level within the existing rooftop plant enclosure (maximum height AOD: 53.4m). 19/00354/FULL Wax The Worshipful Erection of an extension 12/04/2019 Cheap Chandlers Company of at fourth floor level; and Hall, Livery Wax Chandlers the installation of plant Hall, C/O Daniel at ground floor level Gresham Watney LLP within a lightwell at the Street, rear. London, EC2V 7AD 19/00310/FULL Retail Unit 7, Infinite Base Change of use of 05/04/2019 Coleman Street 1 Ltd C/O DP9 ground floor lobby and Ropemaker Ltd basement from Street, nightclub (sui generis) London, to a virtual reality EC2Y 9AW entertainment experience (sui generis) with associated customer facilities. 19/00306/FULL Unit 2A, 1 Alfs London Installation of an extract 05/04/2019 Cordwainer Poultry, Limited C/O louvre to underside of London, Walsingham building above the EC2R 8EJ Planning existing shop fascia 19/00403/FULLR3 99 City of London Temporary Installation 17/04/2019 Cornhill Bishopsgate, Corporation of a sculpture London, 'Stagnight' by Michael EC2M 3XD Lyons for a temporary period of up to 1 year to be taken down on or before 01 June 2020. 19/00420/FULLR3 99 City of London Temporary installation 18/04/2019 Cornhill Bishopsgate, Corporation of a sculpture 'Arcadia' London, by Leo Fitzmaurice for a EC2M 3XD period of up to one year to be taken down on or before 1 June 2020. 19/00452/FULL Livery Hall, The Worshipful i) Formation of a new 26/04/2019 Dowgate Dyers Hall, Company of door way within the 10 Dowgate Dyers C/O eastern wall of the Hill, London, Court internal lightwell; ii) EC4R 2ST Buckingham removal of an existing window and the formation of new opening for a replacement window; and iii) provision of a new flying staircase across the width of the internal lightwell. 19/00384/FULL 57 West Barts Two Continued use as a 29/04/2019 Farringdon Within Smithfield , Investment marketing suite (sui London, Property generis) (156.7sq.m) in EC1A 9DS Limited C/O conjunction with the DP9 Ltd Bartholomew Close development for a temporary period until 31st January 2021.
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