Amendments to planning permission dated 31 August 2022 (RN: 22/02609/FULL) (which varied planning permission dated 07 December 2020 (RN: 20/03048/FULL (as amended by 22/01515/NMA)) for 'Demolition of 55-58 Pall Mall and 1-4 Crown Passage, and erection of a new building with a part retained facade comprising basement, ground and six upper floors plus mezzanine with a new raised height mansard roof level, to provide office (Class B1) use at basement, part ground to seventh floor level, and provision of two flexible retail/ restaurant (Class A1/ A3) units at part ground level. Creation of terraces at 5th, 6th floor level and 6th floor mezzanine level, installation of plant, and provision of cycle parking spaces and facilities'. Namely, to allow amendments including, Internal revisions to layout and detail of door openings throughout ground to fourth floors; Lobby area added to secondary stairwell at first to fourth floor levels; Revised arrangement of openable doors at fifth and sixth floor level, onto terrace area; Tenant plant enclosure line adjusted to allow for interfacing with lift overrun; Door opening onto Crown Passage recessed to allow doors to open outwards within site boundary; Wall linings altered to reflect amendments to party wall information; Basement layout altered and associated revision of cycle parking layout, reducing the number of cycle parking spaces from 100 to 99; Maintenance access door added within basement; Revisions to fenestration detailing on southeast elevation; Revised materials to southwest and northeast elevations; Relocation of smoke extract system on roof; and Inclusion of door within plant screen for cleaning and maintenance purposes.

Details of Delivery and Servicing Management Plan pursuant to condition 5 (Phase 6.2) of planning permission ref: 160793RES dated 24.05.2016 for 'Reserved matters application for Phase 6 of the Acton Gardens masterplan detailing Landscaping, Appearance, Scale, Access and Layout in relation to the construction of two buildings varying between six and ten storeys high containing 308 residential units; provision of Class A1, A3, B1 and D1 uses at ground floor including the provision of a Community Centre, Youth Centre, Nursery/Early Start, Medical Centre, Cafe, offices and retail units, and provision of public open space; associated private and semi-private amenity space, refuse/recycling and bicycle storage, energy plant rooms, on and off-street parking spaces, works to public highway and public realm improvements, following the demolition of Charles Hocking House, Hardy Court and Oak Tree community centre; application made part pursuant to Conditions 2 (Reserved Matters), 4 (Reserved Matters Details), 5 (Details of Public Realm Landscaping), 6 (Energy Strategy), 11 (Noise Mitigation Measures), 16 (Flood Risk Assessment), 18 (Tree Protection), 19 (Refuse and Recycling Enclosures), 20 (Archaeological Investigation), 22 (Rainwater and / or Greywater Recycling Systems), 25 (Boundary Treatments), 26 (CCTV, Security Lighting, Post Boxes, Entry Systems) of outline planning permission LBE ref: P/2012/0708, dated 13/08/2013 (amended by minor material amendment application PP/2014/2142 dated 21/07/2014 and P/2014/6303 dated 31/03/2015) for the multi-Phased regeneration of the South Acton Estate'

Neighbouring authority consultation for full planning permission in accordance with submitted drawings for the demolition of existing buildings/structures on site (listed in the schedule); remedation works; foundation/piling works; infill of the Bramley-Moore Dock, alteration to dock walls and dock isolation works with vehicular and pedestrian links above; and other associated engineering works to accomodate the development of a stadium (Use Class D2) predominately for football use, with the ability to host other events, with ancillary offices (Use Class B1a); Club Shop and retail concessions (internal and external to the stadium) (Use Class A1); exhibition and conference facilities (Use Class D1); food and drink concessions (internal and external to the stadium) (Use Class A3/A4/A5); betting shop concessions (Sui Generis); and associated infrastructure including: electric substation, creation of a water channel, outside broadcast compound, photo-voltaic panels, storage areas/compound, security booth, external concourse/fan zone including performance stage, vehicular and pedestrian access and circulation areas, hard and soft landscaping (including stepped plaza, canopies, lighting, wind mitigation structures, public art, tree planting and boundary treatments), cycle parking structures and vehicle parking (external at grade) and change of use of the Hydraulic Tower structure to an exhibition / cultural centre (Use Class D1) with ancillary food and drink concession (Use Class A3) (Revised Description).

T2) Sycamore - Fell to ground level - This tree has a significant decay cavity in the trunk at about 1.2m above ground level. As can be seen for accompanying photos and sketch plan this tree is wedged between the adjacent barn, the village shop/post office and has part of the crown overhanging the pavement and road. Extent of decay exceeds 1/3 sound wood to 2/3 decay wood (Mattheck, Bethge, Holdenrieder), and although the tree could remain standing for some time it would be prudent, concerning its position, to remove sooner rather than later. T3) Acacia - Crown reduce by 20% (1.2m.), thin by 15% and remove deadwood - To maintain at a size (and branch weight) that befits its position. This tree is adjacent to the boundary wall, pavement and road.