Details of Condition 6 (Lighting Plan) as required by planning permission dated 22/12/2020 [LBS Ref: 20/AP/0039] for 'Demolition of the existing building (43 Glengall Road) and erection of a single replacement building of up to 15 storeys (plus lower ground) together with new areas of public realm, replacement of commercial floorspace in the form of a Creative Commercial Centre including University related uses (comprised of light industrial Use Class E and part flexible Use Class E/F1) and ancillary café (Use Class E) on the lower and upper ground floors and Halls of Residence consisting of 676 student rooms (sui generis Use Class)'.

Details of Condition 21 'Signage Strategy' pursuant to planning permission ref. 20/AP/1566 (Variation of Condition 1 'Approved Plans' of planning permission LBS reg no 18/AP/0091 for the demolition of the existing industrial units and redevelopment to provide a building ranging from one to nine storeys (32.7m AOD) in height accommodating 1,089sqm of commercial floorspace at ground floor level incorporating industrial use (Use Class B8); retail uses (Use Class A1); and restaurants and cafe uses (Use Class A3) and 111 residential units (Class C3) at upper levels with associated works, including landscaping and 3 disabled car parking spaces. The variation comprises: Increasing the number of affordable homes within the development (total number of units is unchanged) with related minor changes to the approved plans).

Change of use from light industrial and storage/distribution (Use Class E and B8) to a pottery and arts/crafts workshop (Sui Generis).

Demolition of a light industrial unit (Unit 8) and the erection of a part single and part two storey 2 bedroom dwelling

Details of Condition 12 - 'Cycle Storage' pursuant to planning permission 19/AP/1773: 'Demolition of existing buildings and the erection of a part 2/3, 9 and 28 storey (up to 94.65m AOD) mixed-use development comprising of 3,581 sqm including 2,538 sqm of industrial floorspace (Use Classes B1c/B8) at ground and intermediate levels, 598 sqm of internal loading yard, 445 sqm ancillary plant and equipment; and 253 residential apartments (C3), 35.75% affordable by habitable room, and other associated infrastructure'.

Details of Condition 9 'Cycle Storage Details' attached to planning permission 20/AP/0039, for: "Demolition of the existing building (43 Glengall Road) and erection of a single replacement building of up to 15 storeys (plus lower ground) together with new areas of public realm, replacement of commercial floorspace in the form of a Creative Commercial Centre including University related uses (comprised of light industrial Use Class E and part flexible Use Class E/F1) and ancillary café (Use Class E) on the lower and upper ground floors and Halls of Residence consisting of 676 student rooms (sui generis Use Class)".

Details of Condition 19 (Waste Water Capacity) as required by planning permission dated 22/12/2020 [LBS Ref: 20/AP/0039] for 'Demolition of the existing building (43 Glengall Road) and erection of a single replacement building of up to 15 storeys (plus lower ground) together with new areas of public realm, replacement of commercial floorspace in the form of a Creative Commercial Centre including University related uses (comprised of light industrial Use Class E and part flexible Use Class E/F1) and ancillary café (Use Class E) on the lower and upper ground floors and Halls of Residence consisting of 676 student rooms (sui generis Use Class)'.

Details of condition 11 (Circular Economy Statement) required by planning permission 19/AP/7610 Demolition of the existing building and redevelopment of the site to deliver a building of part 10 part 11 storeys (43.2m AOD) comprising 1,438 sqm of light industrial floorspace across the basement, ground, and first floors; 71 residential units (35.38% by habitable rooms) across the upper floors; and associated outdoor communal amenity space, disabled car parking, cycle storage, refuse storage, and landscaping. This application represents a departure from strategic policy 10 'Jobs and Businesses' of the Core Strategy (2011) and Saved Policy 1.2 'Strategic and Local Preferred Industrial Locations' of the Southwark Plan (2007) by virtue of proposing to introduce residential accommodation in a preferred industrial location. 34568_14-22 Ossory Road-Final Evaluation WSI V1 PLC-11: P2280-CES-01_Ossory_Rd

Resubmission of detail of Condition 5 Part (i) (Disabled Access -to provide redefined design to the access lane) pursuant to planning permission ref: 21/AP/0200 granted for: 'Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans), 6 (Cycle storage), 8 (Materials) and 10 (Basement Impact Assessment) of the planning permission 18/AP/2912 dated 20/02/2019 (which was a 'Variation to Condition 1 (approved plans), to planning permission 15/AP/0912, dated 27.05.2016 (which was a variation to condition 1 (approved plans ) of the planning permission 13/AP/1662 dated 13.12.2013 for 'Redevelopment of site to the rear of 55-67 Upland Road involving the demolition of existing light industrial workshops (B1) and the erection of a 2 bed single storey dwellinghouse and detached habitable room (3rd bed), with access along the side of 67 Upland Road.') to allow the following alterations: - Revised basement and ground layout and roof geometry - Removal of Condition 6 (Cycle Storage) - The external materials similar to approved with green sedum roof, metal glazed facade with the addition of timber pergolas and - Screens, and painted masonry external walls around the boundary. - Revised Basement Impact Assessment'

Details of condition 11 (bird boxes) post completion assessment only as required by planning permission ref. 20/AP/1566 dated 15.04.2021 for: 'Variation of Condition 1 'Approved Plans' of planning permission LBS reg no 18/AP/0091 for the demolition of the existing industrial units and redevelopment to provide a building ranging from one to nine storeys (32.7m AOD) in height accommodating 1,089sqm of commercial floorspace at ground floor level incorporating industrial use (Use Class B8); retail uses (Use Class A1); and restaurants and cafe uses (Use Class A3) and 111 residential units (Class C3) at upper levels with associated works, including landscaping and 3 disabled car parking spaces. The variation comprises: Increasing the number of affordable homes within the development (total number of units is unchanged) with related minor changes to the approved plans.'