Non-material amendment to approved Application (Ref: 2018/01500/FUL granted 22 October 2019) relating to the Demolition of 181-187 King Street, Town Hall Extension, Quaker Meeting House 20 Nigel Playfair Avenue (West), Register Office Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) and remainder of former Cineworld 207 King Street. Redevelopment, to include the Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) Car Park and Nigel Playfair Avenue (East), to provide four new build blocks comprising existing and new basements plus between six and eight storeys in height comprising 204 dwelling units (Class C3), retail (Class A1), Restaurant/café use (Class A3), Cinema (Class D2) and Office (Class B1) to include enterprise units; internal and external alterations and roof extension of the Grade II Listed Town Hall building to provide refurbished civic centre and new office use (Class B1); creation of a civic square and public realm works, play space, landscaping and associated residential and non-residential car parking (including disabled), cycle parking, motorcycle parking, access and servicing (EIA Development). Internal and external amendments to new build elements (Block A, C and D) including changes to terracotta panel sizes, winter gardens, windows, and cores.

Change of use from part retail (Class E) and part residential (Use Class C3) to a standalone casting studio/office (Use Class E) at ground floor level and a two bedroom flat (Use Class C3) above; erection of an additional floor at roof level with solar panels; formation of a roof terrace on top of the existing back addition at second floor level; demolition of existing single storey garage and erection of a part single part two storey side and rear extension; installation of air source heat pump to side elevation of back addition; replacement windows to front, side and rear elevations; installation of new shopfront; associated landscaping and alterations to the existing Waldo Road facing boundary treatment (Revised description).

Non-material amendment to planning permission ref: 2018/01500/FUL dated 22 October 2019 for the Demolition of 181-187 King Street, Town Hall Extension, Quaker Meeting House 20 Nigel Playfair Avenue (West), Register Office Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) and remainder of former Cineworld 207 King Street. Redevelopment, to include the Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) Car Park and Nigel Playfair Avenue (East), to provide four new build blocks comprising existing and new basements plus between six and eight storeys in height comprising 204 dwelling units (Class C3), retail (Class A1), Restaurant/café use (Class A3), Cinema (Class D2) and Office (Class B1) to include enterprise units; internal and external alterations and roof extension of the Grade II Listed Town Hall building to provide refurbished civic centre and new office use (Class B1), creation of a civic square and public realm works, play space, landscaping and associated residential and non-residential car parking (including disabled), cycle parking, motorcycle parking, access and servicing (EIA Development). Internal and external amendments to new build elements including changes to terracotta panel sizes, winter gardens, windows, roof level, and cores.

Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a mixed use development of between seven and ten storeys, plus basement level, to provide flexible Class A1 A2 A3 uses shops, financial and professional services, restaurants and cafes, Class B1a offices, and a 197 room hotel, together with associated works including a landscaped public courtyard and cycle parking facilities. The main changes are a rearrangement of the massing across the site including reduction in 9th floor footprint, amendments to division of floorspace including increase in hotel bedrooms by 18 from 179 to 197, with total hotel floorspace reduced by 138 sq.m. including omission of bar at 9th floor level, and addition of hotel restaurant at basement level; increase in B1a office floorspace by 59sqm to 403sqm, increase in flexible commercial floorspace by 78sqm to 837sqm, amendments to elevations including changes to some window positions, addition of a disabled parking space to the SE corner of the proposed courtyard.

Details Landscape General Arrangement plan, Tree Planting Plan, Hard Landscape, Plan, Walls& Boundaries Plan, Soft Landscape Schedule and Landscape Specifications pursuant to conditions 3 and 13 of planning permission dated 15/01/2019 ref 2017/5837 (Variation of condition 15 (in accordance with approved drawings) pursuant to planning permission dated 18/10/2012 ref 2012/1258 (Demolition of all existing buildings. Erection of 5 buildings of 4-12, 4-8, 7, 5-7 and 4-6 storeys to provide 527 residential units (135 x 1 bed, 261 x 2 bed,105 x 3 bed and 26 x 4 bed), with approx. 7800 square metres of private, communal & public space & public routes. Car parking (121 spaces within basement and 15 spaces at grade), 687 cycle parking spaces plus approximately 530 square metres of community space in the centre of the site and approximately 569 square metres of commercial space (classes A1-A5 (retail, financial and professional services, cafe/restaurant, take away, pub/bar and/or B1 office use) at the northern end of the site. Vehicular accesses from Comyn Rd and Eckstein Rd and emergency access from St John's Hill and Strath Terrace.) to allow: Plot 2: two storey increase allowing an additional 23 flats and change in tenure to older persons social rent only, removal of basement carparking; Planning Portal Re: PP-08149002 Plot 3: two storey increase to the centre tower allowing an additional 11 flats and change in tenure to private rent only; Plot 6: one storey increase allowing three additional flats; Plot 7: four additional flats (through internal reconfigurations); Plot 8: loss of one flat; Plot 9: One storey increase to the western section, extension of southern section facing Comyn Rd to close the building gap and removal of corner feature to Comyn Rd to allow 31 additional flats, inclusion of parking below podium level; General alterations to fenestration and finishes to accommodate changes and reconfiguration of carparking resulting in a loss of 28 spaces. Overall reco