Partial discharge of Schedule 8, Part 1, Clause 1.1 'Employment and Skills Methodology' of the Section 106 Agreement attached to planning permision 22/AP/1347, which itself is an amendment of planning permission 20/AP/1537, for: "Development of site, involving part demolition, alterations and extensions to the existing building and basement, including the change of use from Class D1 to Class B1, to provide a seven-storey building with rooftop pavilions comprising: office floorspace (Class B1); retail spaces (Class A1); a cafe (Class A3); a restaurant (B1/A3); a bar (Class A4/B1); leisure uses including a publicly accessible roof terrace (Class D2); other external amenity spaces and landscaping; a new entrance on Loman Street and route through the building; plant, and; other associated works".

Non material amendment to approved application C2016/73672 which allowed the 'Application for approval of reserved matters for Phases 1 and 2 to determine appearance, scale and landscaping pursuant to outline application number C2016/73625 for a mixed development comprising 2564 square metres of A1 (foodstore) floorspace, an additional 948 square metres of A1 (retail) floor space and 725 dwellings comprising 562 one, two and three bedroomed flats in sixteen blocks rising from four to six storeys in height and 163 two, three and four- bedroomed 3 storey houses and three storey houses with roof accommodation. Provision of assisted living accommodation containing 80 units with ancillary accommodation and a medical facility within a five storey building. Provision of garages, carports, surface and basement car parking, refuse, cycle stores, energy centre, sub stations, children's play areas, hard and soft landscaping, new access roads from London Road and Hackbridge Road and alterations to road junctions,' to allow for alterations to fenestrations on Blocks F, G, H, R, S, T, U, house plots 440-493 and plots 554-559, replacement of approved balcony glass balustrade to metal railings on Blocks F, G, H, R, S, T, U, plots 448-454 and plots 554-559, extension of balconies to Blocks F, G, H, R and U, removal of cladding to front elevation of Blocks F, G, H, S, T and U, alterations to timber cladding to plots 465-471 and 479-485 and provision of front entrance canopy to plots 440-447, 465-471, 479-489 and 554-559.

Non material amendment to approved application C2016/73672 which allowed the 'Application for approval of reserved matters for Phases 1 and 2 to determine appearance, scale and landscaping pursuant to outline application number C2016/73625 for a mixed development comprising 2564 square metres of A1 (foodstore) floorspace, an additional 948 square metres of A1 (retail) floor space and 725 dwellings comprising 562 one, two and three bedroomed flats in sixteen blocks rising from four to six storeys in height and 163 two, three and four- bedroomed 3 storey houses and three storey houses with roof accommodation. Provision of assisted living accommodation containing 80 units with ancillary accommodation and a medical facility within a five storey building. Provision of garages, carports, surface and basement car parking, refuse, cycle stores, energy centre, sub stations, children's play areas, hard and soft landscaping, new access roads from London Road and Hackbridge Road and alterations to road junctions.' to allow the regularisation of the location of the bin store and cycle store to Block R (Camlet House) and the gas kiosk of the Energy Centre.

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.

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). Amendments to Town Hall Square hard and soft landscaping, security and Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) proposals including the addition of new line of bollards for security strategy along King Street, Nigel Playfair East, Nigel Playfair West and within the site adjacent to the Town Hall. Amendments include an increase in hard and soft landscaping areas to integrate HVM elements.

Section 73 - Application for minor material amendment to approved plans condition 2 (to allow revisions to the weatherboarding and roofing material, reduction of some areas of weatherboarding and replacement with brickwork, revisions to windows and doors, and minor internal arrangement alterations) pursuant to 18/504562/FULL for - Alterations and extensions to existing residential care home to provide 12no. bedrooms and 2no. self contained two bedroom units with associated facilities. Erection of a single storey building to provide 4no. supported living self contained apartments, a new work shop building and associated landscape works.

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). Amendments to Condition no. 2, for the addition of louvres located on short south facing elevation, to the east of the town hall.

Minor material amendment under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 of planning permission reference DC/21/01240/FULL1 for Mixed-use development comprising of a three storey plus basement (and lift overrun) building to comprise ground floor and basement retail space (385 sqm) (Use Class E) with 8 residential units on upper levels (Use Class C3) to include private amenity space, car parking, loading bay, new bin store, cycle store, landscaping and other associated works, to allow the variation of Condition 2 (Approved plans - as amended by non-material amendment reference: DC/21/01240/AMD) to permit: An amended customer entrance location on the south western elevation; Alterations to cycle store and mechanical plant area locations and consequential changes to the south east elevation; External plant and hand railing introduced on the roof of the cycle store; Changes to the south east elevation in terms of the shopfront and entrances; Information submission for Condition 13 (Mechanical Plant) and Condition 18 (Refuse Management Strategy) to permit variation to compliance condition wording

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.

Amendments to planning permission dated 18th February 2021 (RN:20/06601/FULL) for Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 21.5.20 (RN:19/07406/FULL), which itself varied condition 1 and 9 of planning permission dated 20.11.18 (RN: 18/03520/FULL) which itself varied condition 1 of planning permission dated 12 September 2017 (RN: 16/06423/FULL) for, 'Alterations to the existing building including retention & repair of the front and side facades, part demolition & replacement of the rear facade, rear extension of the 2nd-5th floors, removal of existing & introduction of a new 6th floor, introduction of a new set-back 7th floor, extension of the existing basement levels to include two additional basement levels (including one mezzanine level), installation of roof plant & plant screen, public realm works including hard & soft landscaping, removal of the security kiosks, fencing, bollards & gates/barriers to Blackburne's Mews & Culross Street, removal & replacement of 6 No. trees in front of the Grosvenor Square elevation & re-opening of the road on the western side of the Square, all in connection with the use of the building as a hotel (Class C1) with flexible retail/restaurant use at 1st floor, ground floor and basement 1 (Class A1/Class A3/Class C1), flexible restaurant/bar use at 7th floor (Class A3/Class A4/Class C1), leisure/spa facilities within the basement (Class D2/Class C1) & an ancillary ballroom, event spaces, back of house facilities & associated car, cycle parking & servicing facilities accessed from Blackburne's Mews, & other associated works' - NAMELY, to amend Condition 17 to remove reference to the seventh-floor level [requiring public access] and an additional condition to read as follows: The area at seventh floor level designated as a restaurant/bar (Flexible Class A3/A4/C1) must remain open to members of the general public (whether or not they are guests at the hotel or visitors of hotel guests) on not less than 200 days per year