Full planning application for (i) the demolition of existing buildings and structures, site clearance and the redevelopment of the site for a residential-led, mixed-use development comprising residential units (C3); flexible commercial, business, community, retail and service uses (Class E); hard and soft landscaping; associated parking; and associated works. (ii) Change of use of No. 52 White Hart Lane from residential (C3) to a flexible retail (Class E) (iii) Change of use of No. 867-869 High Road to residential (C3) use. This proposal is accompanied by an Environmental Statement

A comprehensive phased development comprising the demolition of all existing buildings and structures and the erection of building blocks to provide a mixed use scheme that would accommodate 496 residential units (Use Class C3), 15,029 sqm of mixed use Class E (g - office/light industrial processes) and B8 (storage and distribution) together with 166 sqm of Class E (a, b, and c) for retail floor space. The development would comprise thirteen buildings that would range between two and twelve storeys around new public realm with pedestrian, car and cycle routes with landscaping, play space, car and cycle parking and servicing arrangements.

A comprehensive phased development comprising the demolition of all existing buildings and structures and the erection of building blocks to provide a mixed use scheme that would accommodate 496 residential units (Use Class C3), 15,029 sqm of mixed use Class E (g - office/light industrial processes) and B8 (storage and distribution) together with 166 sqm of Class E (a, b, and c) for retail floor space. The development would comprise thirteen buildings that would range between two and twelve storeys around new public realm with pedestrian, car and cycle routes with landscaping, play space, car and cycle parking and servicing arrangements.

Hybrid Planning application seeking permission for 1) Outline component comprising demolition of existing buildings and creation of new mixed-use development including residential (Use Class C3), commercial, business & service (Use Class E), leisure (Use Class E), community uses (Use Class F1/F2), and Sui Generis uses together with creation of new public square, park & associated access, parking, and public realm works with matters of layout, scale, appearance, landscaping, and access within the site reserved for subsequent approval; and 2) Detailed component comprising Plot A including demolition of existing buildings and creation of new residential floorspace (Use Class C3) together with landscaping, parking, and other associated works (EIA development - ES viewable on Council website). 1) Outline: * Demolition of most buildings (with retention of some listed & locally listed heritage assets); * New buildings at a range of heights including tall buildings; * Up to 2,869 new homes in addition to Plot A (including affordable housing); * At least 7,225sqm of commercial, office, retail, & community uses (incl. new library & learning centre); * New public park (min 5,300sqm) & New public square (min 3,500sqm); & * Other landscaped public realm and pedestrian & cycle routes. 2) Detailed: Plot A - Demolition of 100 Whitehall Street & Whitehall & Tenterden Community Centre and erection of new buildings of 5-6 storeys containing 60 new affordable homes & open space.

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).

Request under Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended) for an EIA Scoping Opinion for proposed redevelopment of Joyce Avenue and Snells Park Estate, comprising up to 1,992 (Class C) residential units and a range of Class E uses (retail and employment), Class F2 use (civic/community) and open space.