Variation of condition 1 (Approved Plans) of planning permission reference 15/07932/OUT dated 24/02/20 for 'Hybrid planning application for the phased comprehensive redevelopment of the North London Business Park to deliver a residential-led mixed use development. The detailed element comprises 360 residential units in five blocks reaching eight storeys, the provision of a 5 form entry secondary school, a gymnasium, a multi-use sports pitch and associated changing facilities and improvements to open space and transport infrastructure, including improvements to the access from Brunswick Park Road and; the outline element comprises up to 990 additional residential units in buildings ranging from two to nine storeys, up to 5,177 sqm of non-residential floor space (use Classes A1-A4, B1 and D1) and 2.54 hectares of open space. Associated site preparation/enabling work, transport infrastructure and junction work, landscaping and car parking. March 2017 RECONSULTATION Amended Plans: involving the provision of 10% Affordable Housing across the site with an overall increase in the proposed number of housing units from 1,200 to 1,350. The tallest buildings have been reduced in height from 11 to 9 storeys with some buildings along the boundary of the rail line increased from 7 to 9 storeys.' Variation to include: Changes to the school: Changes to the main access point on Brunswick Park Road: Changes to phasing

Removal of condition 20 parts A and B (Proposed green roofs) pursuant to planning permission 16/7101/FUL dated 23/06/2017 for `Demolition of 3 no. existing buildings and conversion of Osidge House to Class C3 residential use providing 16 no. self-contained flats. Erection of 3-storey apartment building to provide 8 no. self-contained flats. Erection of 3 no. 3-storey townhouses and 3 no. 2-storey mews houses. Provision of private and communal amenity space, refuse and cycle storage, off-street parking and associated hard and soft landscaping.`

OUTLINE planning application (with all matters reserved) for the construction of up to eight development plots (with maximum building heights of up to 22.6 m A.O.D. (Plot C), up to 145.0 m A.O.D. (Plots D and H), up to 110.2 m A.O.D (Plots E and J), up to 72.4m A.O.D. (Plot F), up to 51.0 m A.O.D. (Plot G), and up to 40.5 m A.O.D. (Plot K)) comprising up to 167,398sqm (GEA) residential floorspace (Use Class C3), up to 14,824 sqm (GEA) of flexible industrial floorspace (Use Classes B2, B8, and E(g)(ii and iii)), and up to 5,000 sqm (GEA) of Classes E and F and Sui Generis (Drinking Establishment/Bar) floorspace, as well as ancillary yard areas; car/cycle parking; amenity; plant; public, communal, and private realm; soft/hard landscaping; infrastructure, access, and highway works; and other associated works.

Development of Phase 2 of Meridian Water comprising residential (Class C3), Purpose Built Student Accommodation and/or Large-Scale Purpose-Built Shared Living (Sui Generis); hotel (Class C1), commercial development (Class B1a,b,c); retail (Class A1 and/or A2 and/or A3 and/or A4), social infrastructure (Class D1 and/or D2), a primary school up to three forms of entry, hard and soft landscaping, new public open spaces including equipped areas for play, sustainable drainage systems, car parking provision, and formation of new pedestrian and vehicular access (all matters reserved), and a substation (Sui Generis).

Removal of the Beck House slab and associated ground works on Upton Road and construction of 134 residential dwellings (Use Class C3) and up to 188sqm flexible commercial floorspace (Use Class E) comprising buildings up to 7 storeys in height, and the change of use of ancillary garages to part of lower ground floor of Scott House (Use Class C3) to provide up to 70sqm community hall (Use Class F2(b)), 45sqm ancillary management office (Use Class C3), podium deck, along with associated means of access and highways works; car and cycle parking; hard and soft landscaping; play space and public, communal, and private realm; refuse storage; ancillary plant and structures; and works to Scott House to create new access at lower ground and ground floor levels.