Change of use, refurbishment and extension of 153 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to accommodate retail (Class A1) within an extended ground floor unit and 5 No. residential (Class C3) units (2 No. x 1 bedroom apartments, 1 No. x 2 bedroom apartment, and 2 No. x 2 bed mews cottages) accommodated within a two storey rear extension; part-demolition of 151 High Street front extension and refurbishment and change of use of 151 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to 1 No. x 3 bedroom dwelling house (Class C3) including erection of one front dormer window at roof level, reinstatement of front entrance door, various re-arrangements, internal refurbishments, ancillary development and landscaping. Internal alterations to no.151 including replacement of existing internal doors with timber doors, removal of partition wall to kitchen, restoration of panelling, installation of baskets and slips to blocked up fireplaces

Change of use, refurbishment and extension of 153 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to accommodate retail (Class A1) within an extended ground floor unit and 5 No. residential (Class C3) units (2 No. x 1 bedroom apartments, 1 No. x 2 bedroom apartment, and 2 No. x 2 bed mews cottages) accommodated within a two storey rear extension; part-demolition of 151 High Street front extension and refurbishment and change of use of 151 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to 1 No. x 3 bedroom dwelling house (Class C3) including erection of one front dormer window at roof level, reinstatement of front entrance door, various re-arrangements, internal refurbishments, ancillary development and landscaping. Internal alterations to no.151 including replacement of existing internal doors with timber doors, removal of partition wall to kitchen, restoration of panelling, installation of baskets and slips to blocked up fireplaces

Section 73 application to vary Conditions 2 (Approved Drawings and Documents) resulting from a change in the primary structure from cross laminate timber (CLT) to reinforced concrete (RC) frame, and subsequent minor amendments including the internal reconfiguration and more centralised location of the residential cores, resulting in elevational alterations, proposed amendments to the street frontage along St. John's Road, by increasing the amount of retail frontage and reducing the amount of the elevation dedicated to services and to vary Condition 18 (Building Regulations M4(2)) to allow for a reduction in Building Regulations M4(2) (Accessible and Adaptable Dwellings) compliant dwellings from 90% to 88% attached to planning permission 16/03805/FUL dated 9th May 2018 which granted permission for: "Redevelopment of the site to provide two retail units (totalling 2,120sq.m), a gym (1,871sq.m.) and 98 residential units to be operated within the private rented sector, all with ancillary space, within a 2-11 storey mixed use development together with disabled parking spaces, delivery bay, servicing, cycle parking, landscaping and other works". This application site is partially located within the East Ham Civic Centre Conservation Area This application is affecting the setting of the East Ham Civic Centre Conservation Area This application is affecting the setting of Listed Buildings East Ham Town Hall Grade II* Denmark Arms Grade II East Ham Public Library Grade II Council Offices Former Fire Station Grade II Technical College Grade II Wall to East Ham Town Hall Grade II Police Station with walls and gatepiers Grade II Fellowship House Grade II