Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of The City of London Corporation with respect to a request for an EIA Scoping Opinion under regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the redevelopment of a site including 1 Undershaft. The proposals involve the demolition of the existing building and the construction of a ground plus 74 storey building for office use (Class E, up to approximately 109,980m²), retail, and food and beverage facilities (Use Class E, up to approximately 2,590m²) viewing gallery and education spaces (up to approximately 2,450m²). Plus, the provision of a new servicing access and public realm and highways alterations including the provision of raised publicly accessible podium at level 10. (Application reference 23/00870/SCOP).

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Wandsworth with respect to "Demolition of existing two storey plant and telecommunications structure and redevelopment of part of the site to provide a 10 storey building (41.8 metres), plus basement, comprising 5,576 sqm of Class E floorspace, including light industrial use at ground floor level, flexible office floorspace to the 9 upper floors, and ancillary facilities, including a communal roof terrace. Erection of roof extension to existing two storey television studio building (BS1) and conversion of existing double height tv studio to create an energy centre serving the existing and proposed buildings and the installation of new plant. The erection of a single storey building comprising a substation, switch room, waste storage and waste compactor. Alterations to existing plant serving an existing five storey building (BS2). Cycle parking, disabled car parking space and public realm improvements, including landscaping and alterations to pedestrian and cycle access.", at: Battersea Studios, 80 Silverthorne Road, SW8 3HE.

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Southwark with respect to the appeal for listed building consent for restoration, rebuilding and refurbishment of the listed terrace (nos. 4-16 St Thomas Street) including: Demolition of 1980s fabric across the rear elevation and demolition of the attached 1980s office building, reinstatement of the rear elevation of the terrace, and recladding and partial rebuilding of rear walls. Rebuild roof and chimneys, reskin the side façade and front façade at top floor level of 1980s extension. Rebuild the roof and chimneys of no. 14. Removal and replacement of roof slates with natural slate to nos. 4-16. Opening up the ground floor passageway between nos. 8 and 10 by removing 1930s door, and reinstate two adjacent door openings on front elevation. Replacement of two second floor windows on front elevation. Replacement of secondary glazing to front elevation. Alterations to the front elevation of the lower ground level and vaults beneath the pavement. Internal alterations within the terrace to reinstate the plan form and the internal features, rearrange the circulation between the lower ground and upper levels (with reinstated stairs in between) for office use. Cleaning the brickwork, repointing, works to repair sash windows, restore the railings and first floor balconettes of the north façade at New City Court 4-26 St Thomas Street London Southwark SE1 9RS. (Associated planning application ref. 21/AP/1361). 30 day reconsultation on the amendments received with supporting documents, further Environmental Statement information and a statement of conformity for the proposed redevelopment of the New City Court site (planning application ref. 21/AP/1361). Changes include: reduction of 498sqm floorspace; tower southern elevation having PV panels and balconies; basement reconfiguration to facilitate the relocation of Keats House facade, improve management facilities and respond to UKPN comments; ...

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Southwark with respect to Phased mixed-use redevelopment of the site comprising: - Demolition of all existing buildings/structures and site clearance, except 82 and (part) 83 Borough Road which are to be retained, altered and refurbished for flexible commercial, business, service and learning and non-residential institution uses (Class E / F1); - Construction of basement structure and vehicular access; - Construction of buildings to provide dwellings (Class C3), flexible commercial, business, service and mixed food/drink/leisure uses (including drinking establishments with expanded food provision, hot food takeaways, live music performance venue and cinema) (Class E / Sui Generis) and public toilets; and - Provision of associated car and cycle parking, open space and landscaping, means of access and highway alterations, installation of plant and utilities and all other associated ancillary works incidental to the development.For information: proposed Building A is 46 storeys with mezzanine level and additional rooftop plant/enclosure (162.3m AOD, 158.4m above ground), proposed Building B is 42 storeys with mezzanine level and additional rooftop lift overrun/enclosure (149.3m AOD, 145.4m above ground), proposed Building C is 10 storeys with mezzanine level and additional rooftop lift overrun/enclosure (46.8m AOD, 43.2m above ground) and proposed Building D is 18 storeys with mezzanine level and additional rooftop enclosure (70.9m AOD, 67.3m above ground). Building E, as altered, is to remain at its existing maximum height (20.5m AOD, 17.2m above ground). The development as a whole comprises: - 838 dwellings,(Class C3); 438 sq.m GIA of (Class E/F1); 1,810 sq.m GIA of (Class E); and 4,035 sq.m GIA of flexible (Class E/Sui Generis); - a two-storey site-wide basement (with lift underrun) containing 10,172 sq.m GIA ancillary at Borough Triangle Site At 18-54 Newington Causeway, 69 Borough Road.

Discharge a Planning Obligation, Schedule 7, Paragraphs 1.a.i and 1.b of the S106 Agreement of the Planning Permission ref. 20/01436/VOC (Application under s 73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans), condition 17 (materials), Condition 18 (construction detailing), Condition 26 (wheelchair accessible housing), Condition 37 (Bird and Bat Boxes), Condition 52 (vehicular access road), Condition 53 (Waste Transfer Unit Visibility Splays) of Planning Permission ref: 17/00605/FUL. Original description of development for 17/00605/FUL (as amended by application ref: 20/02186/NMC granted 24/07/2020): Demolition of the existing buildings and the re-development of the site incorporating the erection of six buildings comprised of basement and lower ground floor levels, ranging from four to 10 storeys above ground, landscaped gardens, public square, car parking and associated works; for a mixed use scheme comprised of a waste transfer facility at basement level, B1 office accommodation and A3 café; and the provision of residential units granted on 29.03.2018. Amendments sought include: Reduction in overall height in buildings A, B, C and D with exception of three areas - middle of building A, book end of building C and Building D, Rationalisation of the ceiling voids and reduction in floor to ceiling heights within all buildings to facilitate additional floors within buildings C, D, E and F, Relocation of 6 residential units from level 02 and 9 residential units from level 03 of building E, relocated to building C and D, Amendments to elevations and internal layouts of all buildings, Additional 4,429sqm flexible Office space (E(g)(i) created (Building E and F). Including plant on Building F relocated and replaced with additional floor for office use, Alterations and Extensions to Buildings E & F including extensions to floors 1-5, Site levels altered across, Basement reduced and Car parking spaces reduced from 38 to 32, Reduction in size of Waste Transfer fa)

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Croydon with respect to erection of a three-storey detached dwellinghouse (Use Class C3), Associated demolition of existing single-storey double garage, Associated cycle parking and waste storage spaces, and Alterations including landscaping at Garages R/O 93 Central Hill, Upper Norwood, London, SE19 1BY.

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of City of London with respect to art demolition of the site for the refurbishment and extension to the existing facade facing onto Exchange square and upper levels; External alterations and improvements to facades facing onto Bishopsgate and at ground floor including new main entrance and new retail frontages; public realm improvements fronting Bishopsgate including new steps, seating and accessibility improvements; Increased height and widening of Exchange Arcade; creation of a new outdoor retail pavilion terrace for public use to level 1; creation of west extension terraces; creation of wing extension terraces; provision of external terraces for occupants at levels 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and roof terrace on level 13; provision of cycle storage and other works incidental to the development (9,920 sq.m) at 1 Exchange Square London EC2A 2JN.

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Croydon with respect to Demolition of first floor element over no.12. Erection of two storey extension over no.12 and conversion of ground floor of no.12 and upper floors over no.10 to form three residential units with ground floor access through no.12, private amenity space, refuse and cycle storage and associated alterations (amended description) at 10-12 Westow Hill, Upper Norwood, London, SE19 1RX

Observations on a development within the adjoining Borough of Southwark with respect to Demolition of the Michael Rutter Centre, Mapother House and Professorial Building and construction of 3 new buildings fronting De Crespigny Park ranging from 5-8 storeys plus plant to create 187 one, two and three bedroom dwellings (use class C3). Creation of a nursery facility at ground floor level complete with secure outside play space. Creation of communal gardens, play areas for children, cycle parking and other associated alterations and improvements to infrastructure. Creation of a new pedestrian walkway to the east of the site with stairs and platform lift to improve connections to De Crespigny Park at Mapother House, Maudsley Hospital, De Crespigny Park

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of City of London at 120 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2BE for: Demolition of the existing River Court building at 120 Fleet Street, including part demolition of the basement and the erection of a new building comprising two basement levels and ground floor plus 20 upper storeys (93.15m AOD) including retail, commercial, office and service use (Class E). Creation of new pedestrian routes. Change of use of Daily Express Building from office (Use Class E) to learning and nonresidential institutions use (Class F1), retail, flexible learning and non-residential institutions and commercial use (Class E), Alterations to and refurbishment of the existing Grade II* listed Daily Express Building at 120 Fleet Street, including works to detach the building from the River Court with demolition of part of linking floorplate and structure from basement level 01 to level 06, demolition of roof and installation of new roof with associated roof garden, erection of new north fa¿ade, retention of south-east curved corner and part demolition of existing east facade from ground level to level 05, erection of new facade andshopfront and associated works. (The proposal would provide 61,135sq.m GIA of Class E offices, 2,051sq.m GIA of flexible retail use (Class E), 2,748sq.m GIA of Sui Generis public roof terrace, 1,331sq.m GIA of learning and non-residential institution use (Class F1), 2,776sq.m GIA of flexible and nonresidential institutions/commercial business and service; Total floorspace 78,456sq.m GIA. Overall height 93.15m AOD). The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement which is available for inspection with the planning application. Electronic copies of the ES can also be issued by Trium Environmental Consulting LLP; for further details contact [email protected] or Tel: +44 (0) 203 887 7118.)