Details of Condition 15 'Circular Economy Statement', for Phase 1 only, attached to planning permission 22/AP/1221, for: "Hybrid application comprising a full planning application for Phase 1 comprising the demolition of Hillbeck Close, Ullswater House and garages at Manor Grove and the erection of four buildings at 2/3-storeys (D1 and D2), 5/9-storeys (C) and 7/13-storeys (G1) providing 167 homes (Class C3) with associated parking, public realm, open spaces, landscaping and ancillary infrastructure; and the refurbishment of properties at Manor Grove. Outline planning permission (all matters reserved except for access) for phases 2, 3 and 4 comprising the demolition of Bowness House, Pilgrims Way Primary School, Kentmere House and Heversham House and the erection of 12 buildings (A, B, E1, E2, E3, E4, F1, F2, G2, H, J and Pilgrims Way Primary School) ranging in height from 2 to 21 storeys to provide up to 57,786 sqm of floorspace (GEA), comprising up to 523 affordable and market homes (Class C3), up to 3,452 sqm (GEA) of flexible commercial floorspace (Class E, F1 and sui generis) and up to 2,214 sqm (GEA) of educational floorspace (Class F1) including temporary space for the children's centre, with associated parking, public realm, open spaces (including MUGA), landscaping and ancillary infrastructure. Providing a total of 690 homes (Use Class C3) and 5,666 sqm (GEA) of non-residential floorspace (Use Classes E, F1 and sui generis)".

Details of Condition 3 'Arboricultural Method Statement' required by planning permission 19/AP/5389, for: "Demolition of existing warehouse building and erection of a part 3, part 6 and part 9 storey building providing 200 hotel rooms (Class C1) and 1,354sqm of work/maker space at ground floor (and mezzanine) (Flexible Class B1) as well as ancillary cafe/restaurant and bar facilities (Class A3/A4), along with associated landscaping, servicing yard and access works".

Construction of front driveway including part-demolition of garden wall. Erection of side rear single storey ground floor extension with green roof. Extension of rear garden paved area. Provision of bike shed and access door in property side passage. Widening of existing window dormer at loft level. Insertion of 2No roof lights 1No to outrigger roof 1No to main roof. Replacement of all existing fenestration (windows/doors) with double glazed timber framed units. Removal of arboriculture features and landscaping works to facilitate the development.

Details of Condition 23 'Wheelchair Units' of original planning permission 18/AP/2895, for: "Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a new mixed use development comprising a part 7, part 9 storey (maximum height above ground of 29.99m) building of 288sqm commercial floor space (Use Class B1) and 74 residential dwellings (Use Class C3) with associated bin stores, cycle stores, plant rooms and hard and soft 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".

Non-material amendment to planning permission 19/AP/5389 for "Demolition of existing warehouse building and erection of a part 3, part 6 and part 9 storey building providing 200 hotel rooms (Class C1) and 1,354sqm of work/maker space at ground floor (and mezzanine) (Flexible Class B1) as well as ancillary cafe/restaurant and bar facilities (Class A3/A4), along with associated landscaping, servicing yard and access works". The amendment seeks to change the triggers of conditions 4 (Details of the Surface Water Drainage System), 5 (Foundation Design) and 6 (Construction Logistics Plan).

Non material amendment to planning permission of 20/AP/0969: 'Redevelopment of the site to include the demolition of existing buildings (the Platform Southwark building, the existing tenant management organisation hall, nine garages, a sub-station, eight studio apartments, and a storage and boiler room building); the retention and improvement to the existing Styles House building; the erection of 25 new dwellings, a new substation, a new community centre and tenant management organisation facilities; car and cycle parking; a new boiler house; landscaping; access and associated works.' NMA sought: A number of amendments to the approved design as well as amendments to the wording of Condition 26 (Hard and Soft Landscaping).

Non-material amendment of planning permission ref. no 19/AP/0830 (as amended by permissions ref: 21/AP/1295 and 22/AP/1689): Mixed-use development involving the demolition of 25-33 Southwark Street, the restoration of 15 Southwark Street for residential use and the erection of new buildings comprising: a part 6/8/9-storey office (Class B1) building incorporating a single-storey basement, flexible ground floor uses (Classes A1/A2/A3/A4 and D2) and workspace units (Class B1); a 3-storey workshop building (Class B1); a marketplace with up to 9 permanent stalls (Class A1); 36 residential units in the refurbished 15 Southwark Street building and a new 8-storey block; associated areas of new public realm; hard and soft landscaping; enhancements to Crossbones Burial Ground; means of access and enclosure, and; ancillary plant and equipment. NMA Sought: to amend the approved CIL Phasing Plan to enable the proposed deconstruction of 15 Southwark Street.

Details of Condition 8a 'Demolition Environmental Management Plan' in part (for the demolition of buildings C-H only) pursuant to planning permission ref. 17/AP/4088 (Full planning permission for demolition, alterations and extension of existing buildings and erection of new buildings comprising a mixed-use scheme including providing up to 1,418 residential units, flexible Class A1/A3/A4/B1/D1/D2 and flexible multi-use Class A1/A3/A4/D1 floorspace within retained Block BF-F, a new secondary school, in buildings ranging from 5 to 35 storeys in height as well as the creation of a single storey basement. The development also includes communal amenity space, landscaping, children's playspace, car and cycle parking, installation of plant, new pedestrian, vehicular and servicing routes, the creation of two new pedestrian routes through the Railway Arches and associated works; and, Outline planning permission (with all matters reserved) for the part demolition and part retention of existing buildings and erection of two new buildings comprising a mixed-use scheme, providing up to 130 residential units and flexible multi-use floorspace (Class A1/A3/A4/D1/Sui Generis), and other associated works).

Non-Material Amendment for full planning application 19/AP/1150 dated 22/01/2020 for demolition of the existing building and erection of a new five storey building to accommodate a new in-patient mental health facility comprising 8 wards together with associated landscape works. Amendments sought to the consented scheme, principally minor changes to the elevations to allow for additional frosted film for privacy.

Details of Condition 3a (Site Investigation and Risk Assessment) pursuant to planning permission 22/AP/4161 granted on 03/04/2023 for: (Minor material amendment to planning permission 18/AP/1788 dated 29/08/2018 for 'Demolition of the existing school buildings and redevelopment of the site involving the erection of a new part-single, part-two storey SEN Primary School (special education needs) with associated MUGA, landscaping, mini-bus parking and vehicle drop off area with access from Costa Street and exit onto Reedham Street' for the following changes: - Amendment of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) to remove community changing facilities and access to MUGA, alter the footprint, layout, design and materials of the development, introduce roof terraces (increasing pupil numbers from 48 to 56) - Measures support Southwark's policy - to achieve net zero carbon - Removal of Condition 8 (Biodiversity roof), Condition 12 (Community Use Scheme) and Condition 13 (Obscure Glazing) - Amendment of Condition 14 (Roof Use) as terraces are proposed).