Confirmation that it is lawful to continue to carry out the redevelopment of the above land in accordance with the planning permission dated 28.04.2020 (granted on appeal under reference RN:18/08105/FULL and Appeal Ref: APP-X5990-W-19-3229842, as subsequently amended by 21/02024/NMA,22/04233/MOD106 and 22/08573/NMA) and implemented on 14.02.2023 (as confirmed by 23/00948/CLEUD), and then use the development at 36 St Johns Wood Road as residential units with extra care services and facilities, landscaping, car and cycle parking, and the development at 38-44 Lodge Road for a care home and residential units along with landscaping, car and cycle parking.

Confirmation that planning permission dated 28.04.2020 granted on appeal under reference 18-08105-FULL and Appeal Ref: APP-X5990-W-19-3229842, as subsequently amended by 21/02024/NMA, 22/04233/MOD106 and 22/08573/NMA, for redevelopment of land at 36 St Johns Wood Road to provide residential units with extra care services and facilities, landscaping, car and cycle parking, and the redevelopment of 38-44 Lodge Road for a care home and residential units along with landscaping, car and cycle parking has been lawfully commenced and it is lawful to continue with that development.

Confirmation of the lawful implementation of planning permission dated 19th November 2020 (RN: 19/06451/COFUL) for the: Redevelopment of existing play space to provide a new building comprising a flexible Class D1 (non-residential institutions) use at ground floor level, 14 x affordable house units (7 x 1-bed and 7 x 2-bed) on first to fifth floors with associated terraces/balconies (Class C3); associated access and other works including a subterranean rainwater harvesting tank; new plant, cycle parking, refuse storage and landscaping. Removal of existing boundary railings and brick wall base adjoining Paddington Street Gardens North and construction of new boundary wall. (COUNCIL'S OWN DEVELOPMENT).

Confirmation that planning permission dated 8th September 2014 (RN: 14/03923/FULL) has commenced on 31 August 2017 before the expiry of the three year time period and it is lawful to continue with this development for the 'excavation to create basement extension and lower pavement vaults; removal of existing extensions and replace with extensions at rear lower ground to third floor level including roof terrace at rear first floor level; erection of fourth floor extension in mansard style to rear and open up blind windows to front; installation of plant within mansard structure; new landscaping to garden and replace boundary wall with 16 Wilton Crescent'.

Confirmation that the installation of two ground bearing plant bases, one piled plant base supported by six mini-piles of 10 metres depth which were approved as part of the planning permission dated 14th March 2018 (Ref 17/05609/FULL) for 'Demolition of existing management office building and lift building, and erection of a new building comprising basement, three lower levels (canal level -1, amphitheatre level -2 and railway level -3), ground and 19 upper levels plus rooftop plant to provide a hotel with up to 200 bedrooms/suites and associated ancillary facilities including conference facilities/ meeting rooms/ private dining/ bars/ restaurants including publicly accessible restaurant/ bar at Level 19 (Class C1), flexible hotel/ retail (Class C1/ A1) at part ground level, flexible hotel/ retail/ restaurant/ bar use (Class C1/ A1/ A3/ A4) at part - 1, and part - 2 level, and hotel (Class C1) at part -2 level as well as Level 17 roof terrace, replacement lift, plant, cycle parking, landscaping and other associated works.' was carried out lawfully in accordance with and implemented that planning permission.

Confirmation that planning permission reference 19/00985/FULL granted on 13 November 2019 for the "Variation of Conditions 1 and 29 and Removal of Conditions 9, 11, 27 of the planning permission dated 2 April 2015 (14/08069/FULL) for demolition of existing office building and construction of 9 storey residential building comprising 41 residential units, landscaping along Old Marylebone Road and associated works" has been lawfully implemented.