Listed Building Consent: Re-conversion of the building to a single family dwellinghouse from two flats, and light refurbishment. Works to comprise: replacement of 2 internal door at ground floor; removal of hob from the kitchen at ground floor. Retrospective consent to remove partitions and retain infill at ground floor, and to retain bathroom window at lower ground floor.

External and internal refurbishment of the lower and upper floor flats. External works include fabric repairs, removal of blacktop to front entrance steps and repairs/ replacement of stone treads, replacement of Upvc windows and doors (lower flat), redecoration of existing timber windows in a darker colour (upper flat), replacement of modern front entrance door, widening of the opening on the rear facade and new doors with side lights (lower flat), reconfiguration of the roof to the outrigger and installation of a zinc roof with rooflight (upper flat), removal of existing rooflight and installation of a new conservation style rooflight (upper flat). Reinstatement of the front boundary treatment, by the introduction of brick piers and plinth cast iron railings and gate (Revised description).

Full renovation of flat 14 and flat 15, including joining the two flats into a single flat unit creating an opening in the party wall, alterations to the interior layout, addition of suspended ceilings, new flooring with acoustic insulation, redecorating, new kitchen/bathrooms fittings and finishes, new joinery, upgrade of services, replacement/refurbishment of windows, new secondary glazing, new boiler flue at rear.

Repair works: 1. Replace modern felt roof finishes to 1-5, 31-42 Pump House Close and carry out roof repairs to apartments 1-12, 70 Renforth Street with grey coloured liquid membrane. 2. Replace modern lantern timber side windows on a 'like for like' basis to 31-42 Pump House Close and carry out lantern timber side window repairs to Flats 1-12, 70 Renforth Street.

Replacement of existing roof access hatch with new opening glazed skylight and construction of a staircase to existing roof terrace and associated internal alterations; replacement of existing railings at roof level with new Building Regulation compliant railings works required to create a roof top amenity space; replacement of existing windows (3no. fourth floor and 1 no. third floor) with double glazed windows, refurbishment of front dormer window with introduction of new double glazed windows, sub-division of Third Floor bathroom to create a second bathroom and replacement of modern internal doors to residential apartment.

External refurbishment of Wheat Wharf Building. The proposed works include: -New slate tiles to match existing are to be installed across the roof -New roof insulation will be installed to enhance the thermal performance of the roof -All existing roof lights are to be replaced with 'Heritage' double glazed roof lights -New roof windows to select 3rd Floor leaseholders apartments -All leadwork to be replaced with new. Leadwork will be carried out in accordance with Lead Sheet Association details. -Damaged gutters and downpipes are to be repaired or replaced like for like to improve water management and reduce the risk of water ingress causing further damage to the heritage asset -Parts of exterior brickwork and render will be cleaned to remove any current build-up of soiling and staining -Timber windows and external doors are to be repaired and refurbished like for like -Select external balconies will be refurbished to improve their appearance

Renovation of the external appearance of this Listed Building rectifying inappropriate works, mostly dating from the 1980s when the property (with adjacent property) was a London and Quadrant Hosing Association group home for the mentally handicapped. Additional fire doors were required for that use, but on sale and conversion to residential flats c 2001 some of the old features, such as the prominent alarm box and basement window guard were left in place. Internally the door frames from some of these additional fire doors were left in place rather than stripped out. The proposed works seek to rectify this and correct other non-compliant alterations such as the added uPVC windows, added to the rear, and reinstate as box sash timber framed windows