Deed of Variation to Schedule 8 and 9 of the Section 106 Agreement attached to planning permission (ref: 2017/03561/FUL) dated on 28 September 2018, seeking the amendment of Schedule 8, Clause 1.2, relating to: The occupation of no more than 90% of the Market Housing Units until the Shared Ownership Units in the development have been transferred to a Registered Provider and are practically complete and are capable of occupation, and Schedule 9, Clause 1.3, relating to: The occupation of the Affordable Rent Units until the Affordable Units have been transferred to a Registered Provider. The proposed amendment seeks to amend the triggers, to allow no more than 50% of the Market Housing Units to be Occupied until the Shared Ownership Units and the Affordable Rent Units within the Development have obtained a building control certificate.

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.

Deed of Variation to Schedule 8 of the Section 106 Agreement attached to planning permission (ref: 2017/03561/FUL) dated on 28 September 2018, seeking the amendment of Schedule 8, Clause 1.2, relating to: The occupation of no more than 25% of the Market Housing Units until the Shared Ownership Units in the development have been transferred to a Registered Provider and are practically complete and are capable of occupation. The proposed amendment seeks to increase the existing trigger from 25% to 90%.

Variation of the Section 106 Agreement attached to planning permission reference: 1998/01902/FUL dated 6th November 1998, by the deletion of the MIP clause contained at 5.1.5 of the Section 106 Agreement and replace with the pro forma "SWG" wording. This is required in order to meet current lender requirements for charging at MVST. Amend paragraph 5.1.5 to include the following persons within the exclusion clause: Persons who have exercised a right to buy, including a preserved right to buy, and the right to acquire; Persons who have been granted a shared ownership Lease and have subsequently staircased to 100%; Mortgagees, chargees and successors in title of the persons listed above. Delete clause 5.1.6 which prevents disposal under 5.1.5 unless additional car parking spaces have been provided. Our client has confirmed that there 5 designated parking spaces at the development which meets the minimum requirements for planning.

Non-material amendment to planning permission reference: 2021/01830/VAR dated 8th December 2022 for the "Variation of Condition 2 (approved drawings), Condition 34 (number of rooms), Condition 52 (Sustainable design and construction), Condition 53 (Carbon reduction) and Condition 57 (number of rooms), and removal of Condition 35 (breakfast room)to allow minor material amendments to planning permission reference: 2017/04216/FUL dated 29 March 2019, as amended by 2020/02512/NMAT, for the "Demolition of existing building, and redevelopment of the site to provide a hotel (Use Class C1) and retail unit at ground floor level (Use Class E(a) the display or retail sale of goods, other than hot food)." Amendments sought are for: change from 100 bed hotel to 39 bed apart-hotel (Class C1); enlargement of ground floor refuse store by 2.2m in length along the side elevation facing Bucklers Alley; excavation of a single storey basement instead of two floors; and minor adjustment of window positionings." Non-material amendment sought is the alteration of the description of development for the retail unit from Class E(a) to Class E.

Non-material amendment to planning permission (ref: 2021/01039/VAR) dated 3 February 2022, for the development: 'Variation of Condition 2 (approved drawings) to allow minor material amendments to planning permission (ref: 2020/00646/FUL) dated 24 November 2020, for "The redevelopment of the site comprising the demolition and removal of the existing timber shed buildings, the retention of the existing office and former recording studio buildings and the development of part-basement, part-1, part-2, part-3 storey buildings, refurbishment of the office building and development of a first floor extension to the recording studio; to be used as office (Use Class B1), associated access works and cycle parking spaces'. In conjunction with minor external and internal alterations to the approved buildings, the amendments include: installation of new windows on south elevation and the reconfiguration of the plant enclosure at roof level (Block A), increase in parapet heights (infill elements) and reconfiguration to provide a brick clad boundary wall with the Cambridge Grove properties (Block B); and alterations to provide an enclosed bike store fronting Cambridge Grove (Building C).". Amendments sought relate to changes to the landscaping scheme (condition 27) by way of the addition of trees and landscaping.

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.

Variation of condition 2 of planning permission ref: 2019/00368/FUL granted 17th April 2020 for the 'Demolition of the existing main hall, kitchen and multi use games area; erection of a new main hall, kitchen, main entrance and administration block, including reception, art studio and new multi use games area; and internal refurbishment of the existing changing rooms, administration block and caretaker's house; to incorporate design development changes comprising: enlargement of kitchen plantroom enclosure at first floor level, revised roof access including additional stair access and roof hatch, alterations to main hall doors from single to double, roof covering to bicycle and scooter stand, additional penetrations (louvred) to accommodate supply ventilation to Alpha block WC's, new sliding gate to Cambridge Grove and alteration to wall thickness adjacent to 61 Cambridge Grove.

Non-material amendment to planning permission ref: 2021/01899/VAR granted 1st December 2021 for the 'Variation of condition 2 (Approved drawings) and Condition 16 (Form and extent of roof terrace at 6th floor level) of planning permission ref: 2020/01025/VAR granted 4th August 2020 to allow for an extended landscaped roof terrace along the south west side at 6th floor level facing Fulham Broadway and Jerdan Place.' Amendments to to the wording of condition 44 to read as follows: 'Within one month of the occupation of the development hereby permitted a Low Emission Strategy for the operational phase of the E (c) class use of the development in order to mitigate the impact of air pollution shall be submitted to the Local Planning Authority for approval. The Low Emission Strategy must detail the remedial action and mitigation measures that will be implemented to protect receptors (e.g. design solutions). The Strategy must make a commitment to implement the mitigation measures that are required to reduce the exposure of poor air quality and to help mitigate the development's air pollution impacts, in particular emissions of NOx and particulates from on-road vehicle transport by the use of the Ultra Low Emission Vehicles in accordance with the emissions hierarchy (1) Cargo bike (2) Electric Vehicles (3) Alternative Fuel e.g. Hydrogen, CNG. The approved Low Emission Strategy shall be fully implemented within one month following the approval of these details by the LPA and shall thereafter be permanently retained and maintained.'

Variation of the wording of condition 33 of planning permission Ref.2018/03667/FUL granted 24th October 2019 for the 'Erection of a part two storey/part nine storey building with plant at ground floor, eighth floor and roof level to provide a biomedical research centre including specialised laboratory and research space, associated offices and support spaces (Class B1 research and development/Class D1 non-residential education institution, 12,045sqm total floorspace), seventh floor external terrace on the eastern side of the building; relocated substation; external cycle storage; associated landscaping; temporary use of adjacent part of Ark Burlington Danes Academy playing field and adjacent part of Linford Christie Stadium land for temporary construction access and logistics operations'. Amendments are proposed to the wording of parts b and c of condition 33 in order to delete references to NOx emissions standards for CHP units (which are not part of the approved development) and the Emergency Diesel Generator Plant (EDGP), along with the use of abatement for the EDGP if the emissions standards cannot be met; to quantify the opacity of EDGP visible emissions; to reduce the maximum hours of operation of the EDGP; and to restrict EDGP testing to hours when the adjacent school's external amenity areas are not in use.