Non material amendment to planning permission (ref: 2020/00695/VAR) dated 10 March 2023 for "Variation to conditions 2 (Approved Drawings), 7 (Blue Badge Parking) and 56 (new condition relating to the amount of development, added to non-material amendment permission ref: 2021/0377/NMAT), of the original planning permission (ref: 2017/01841/FUL) granted 3 October 2019" for the "Erection of residential units (Class C3) across three blocks; shared single storey basement with car parking; private open space; hard and soft landscaping; preparatory and associated works (EIA development)". Amendments sought planning permission (ref: 2022/00695/VAR) dated 10 March 2023 relate to: the proposed merger of two adjoining flats on both the 7th and 8th floor of Block C. The 7th floor unit would comprise of the merger of two neighbouring 2b/4p flats, to form a larger single 3b/6p dwelling. The 8th floor unit would comprise of the merger of a 1b/2p and a 3b/5p flat, to form a larger single 4b/8p dwelling.

Variation to conditions 2 (Approved Drawings), 7 (Blue Badge Parking) and 56 (new condition relating to the amount of development, added to non-material amendment permission ref: 2021/03777/NMAT) of Planning Permission (ref: 2017/01841/FUL) granted 3 October 2019, for the "Erection of residential units (Class C3) across three blocks; shared single storey basement with car parking; private open space; hard and soft landscaping; preparatory and associated works. (EIA development)". Application submitted in order to permit minor material amendments to the development under s73 of the Town and Country Planning Act (1990) as amended. Amendments comprise reconfiguration of internal layouts, change the mix, number, and tenure of dwellings (increasing the number of homes to 266 dwellings), regularisation of floor-to-floor heights to facilitate insertion of additional floors into Blocks B and C and increase height of Block C to accommodate an additional floor. An Environmental Statement has been submitted with the application under the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017, as amended.

Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 submitted pursuant to outline planning permission dated 25th September 2020 (ref. 2020/0579) for variation to Conditions 3 (Reserved Matters), 5 (Architectural Design Code), 6 (Placemaking Code), 7 (Parameter Plans), 8 (Land Uses), 10 (Distribution of Land Uses), 11 (Development Zone Land Uses), 13 (Maximum Residential units), 14 (Residential Mix), 18 (Phasing Plan), 20 (Car Parking), 21 (Residential Car Parking Spaces) and 61 (Approved Drawings) to amend the outline planning permission to facilitate the following changes; - The addition of layout as a reserved matter; Revised scale parameter plans to allow greater flexibility on the location and scale of development that can come forward within the Development Zones; Updated design guidance to allow for smaller building plots and greater permeability through additional routes and spaces; (see covering letter for the full proposals)

Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 submitted pursuant to outline planning permission dated 25th September 2020 (ref. 2020/0579) for variation to Conditions 3 (Reserved Matters), 5 (Architectural Design Code), 6 (Placemaking Code), 7 (Parameter Plans), 8 (Land Uses), 10 (Distribution of Land Uses), 11 (Development Zone Land Uses), 13 (Maximum Residential units), 14 (Residential Mix), 18 (Phasing Plan), 20 (Car Parking), 21 (Residential Car Parking Spaces) and 61 (Approved Drawings) to amend the outline planning permission to facilitate the following changes: - The addition of layout as a reserved matter; - Revised scale parameter plans to allow greater flexibility on the location and scale of development that can come forward within the Development Zones; - Updated design guidance to allow for smaller building plots and greater permeability through additional routes and spaces; - Revised land use parameter plans to allow greater flexibility on the land uses that can come forward; - Increased overall quantum of development, including potential uplifts in the amount of office, medical, hotel and education floorspace that could come forward; - Updating the Phasing Plan to identify the Flower building as Phase 3d instead of part of Phase 3c, and requiring the Phasing Plan to be updated with each reserved matter application to identify the plot being brought forward; - Changing Phase 3c from a detailed phase to an outline phase; - Amendments to the residential unit mix to provide greater flexibility; and - Updating the land use schedule to reflect the Use Classes Order 2020 for those areas to which it will apply.