Details of a demolition method statement and a construction management plan pursuant to condition 4 of planning permission ref: 190584OUT dated 28/01/2020 for: Outline planning application for the erection of a four storey building for a mixed-use development (following demolition of existing temporary buildings) comprising 490 sqm of floorspace for ground floor retail units (Use Class A1/ A2); 1,519sqm of floorspace at first and second floor level for community use (Use Class D1); and 286 sqm of floorspace at third floor level for 2 x 3 bed self-contained residential units (Use Class C3) (Details of Access, Layout and Scale considered; Appearance and Landscaping reserved)

Non-Material Amendment to planning permission ref: PLAN/2018/0444 (Section 73 application to vary Condition 1 (approved plans) of permission ref: PLAN/2014/0014 (Erection of new shops (10,967 sq.m. in Use Classes A1, A2, A3, A5) and medical or commercial floorspace (526 sq.m. in Use Classes D1, D2, B1 or A2). 190 bed hotel of 23 storeys (including plant) (Class C1) with conference facilities, basement level spa and gym. 392 residential apartments (Class C3) with Tower 1, 34 storeys and Tower 2, 30 storeys. Construction of a new local energy centre at the Red Car Park, changes and extension to the Red and Yellow Car Park together with a new Green car park to provide 380 (net) new parking spaces. Creation of a new public square and new civic space and highway works including servicing to Wolsey Place and delivery provision. Closure of Cawsey Way and Church Street West, new all movements junction at Goldsworth Road/Victoria Way and High Street to be one way west with new bus stops and cycle lane. Demolition of the Fire Station, Globe House and part of the existing Wolsey Place Shopping centre) to allow changes to development along Church Street West

Consultation from Rushmoor Borough Council in respect of an outline planning application (with scale, layout, appearance and landscaping reserved for future consideration) for a mixed-use development, including demolition of all existing structures and erection of up to 1,006 residential units [Use Class C3] and non-residential floorspace comprising of the following mix of uses: leisure centre [Use Class E], hotel [Use Class C1], office floorspace [Use Class E], retail, commercial, healthcare, entertainment floorspace [Use Class E/Sui Generis] and community floorspace (including new library) [Use Class F1/F2]. Construction of two transport mobility hubs, associated infrastructure and highway works. Creation of new publicly-accessible open spaces including replacement skate park and associated access, servicing, landscaping and works

Non-Material Amendment to planning permission ref: PLAN/2018/0444 (Section 73 application to vary Condition 1 (approved plans) of permission ref: PLAN/2014/0014 (Erection of new shops (10,967 sq.m. in Use Classes A1, A2, A3, A5) and medical or commercial floorspace (526 sq.m. in Use Classes D1, D2, B1 or A2). 190 bed hotel of 23 storeys (including plant) (Class C1) with conference facilities, basement level spa and gym. 392 residential apartments (Class C3) with Tower 1, 34 storeys and Tower 2, 30 storeys. Construction of a new local energy centre at the Red Car Park, changes and extension to the Red and Yellow Car Park together with a new Green car park to provide 380 (net) new parking spaces. Creation of a new public square and new civic space and highway works including servicing to Wolsey Place and delivery provision. Closure of Cawsey Way and Church Street West, new all movements junction at Goldsworth Road/Victoria Way and High Street to be one way west with new bus stops and cycle lane. Demolition of the Fire Station, Globe House and part of the existing Wolsey Place Shopping centre) to allow changes to Hotel and Green Car Park elements of the proposed development

Outline application with all matters reserved other than access for the erection of a new residential-led, mixed-use development comprising residential dwellings (up to 2,150), local centres (including up to 1,300 sqm of retail, 1,600 sqm of commercial uses and 1,000 sqm of local community uses), a primary school, sports facilities, new vehicle, cycle and pedestrian connections, new bridge connection to Hattersley, construction of new site accesses from Mottram Old Road, landscaping and associated works and demolition of farm/agricultural buildings and stables (21/01171/OUT)

Consultation on planning application for Outline application with all matters reserved other than access for the erection of a new residential-led, mixed-use development comprising residential dwellings (up to 2,150), local centres (including up to 1,300 sqm of retail, 1,600 sqm of commercial uses and 1,000 sqm of local community uses), a primary school, sports facilities, new vehicle, cycle and pedestrian connections, new bridge connection to Hattersley, construction of new site accesses from Mottram Old Road, landscaping and associated works and demolition of farm/agricultural buildings and stables

Application for a Non-Material Amendment in (S96a) seeking to amend the timing trigger of Condition 36, in relation to planning permission reference 160794VAR dated 09.12.2016 for 'Minor material amendment application for variation of conditions 3 (approved drawings), 18 (tree protection), 28 (Lifetime Homes), 31 (BREEAM), 36 (provision of Central Plaza in construction programme) and 42 (non-residential floorspace) of outline planning permission P/2012/0708 dated 13/08/2012 (as amended by P/2014/2142 and P/2014/6303) to facilitate minor changes to building heights, development zones, ground floor uses and floorspaces, phasing, public open space for Phase 6 and tree retention strategy for Phases 5 and 6 of the South Acton Estate regeneration masterplan for 'Outline planning application (reserving Appearance; Means of Access; Landscaping; Layout and Scale for later determination) for the continued regeneration of the South Acton Estate comprising of the demolition of buildings locations specified in the site address (including residential units, 521sqm of retail shops, 2,434sqm of community/ office facilities, hotel, garages and associated areas) and the erection of a maximum of 2,350 residential units, a maximum of 1,050sqm of flexible A1 (retail) / A3 (restaurant and cafe) / B1 (office) / D1 (community) uses, of which 600sqm is to be A1 (retail) use, a further 2,348sqm of D1 (community) / B1 (office) space (to include a minimum of 926sqm for provision of a community centre and youth club), energy centre, alterations to allotments, re-sited and enhanced open space and play facilities, landscaping, highway works and 1,128 car parking spaces' (original application was EIA Application).'

Details of Site Demolition and Construction Method Statement pursuant to planning condition 4 of planning permission ref: 16/4285/FUL dated 9.08.2019 as amended by permission ref: 19/5057/NMA dated 24.01.2020 for the demolition of the existing Kings House building and the erection of a 20 storey mixed use development comprising 77 residential units (Class C3), with 933.9sqm of flexible B1 commercial floorspace (Class B1a-c) at ground, mezzanine and first floor and 82sqm café/retail floorspace (Classes A1/A3) and ground floor, together with parking and landscaping.

Details of landscaping part pursuant to Condition 5 (parts b, c and d) (Phase 6) of planning permission ref: 160794VAR dated 09.12.2016 as varied by 161240NMA dated 10.08.2016 for: 'Minor material amendment application for variation of conditions 3 (approved drawings), 18 (tree protection), 28 (Lifetime Homes), 31 (BREEAM), 36 (provision of Central Plaza in construction programme) and 42 (non-residential floorspace) of outline planning permission P/2012/0708 dated 13/08/2012 (as amended by P/2014/2142 and P/2014/6303) to facilitate minor changes to building heights, development zones, ground floor uses and floorspaces, phasing, public open space for Phase 6 and tree retention strategy for Phases 5 and 6 of the South Acton Estate regeneration masterplan for 'Outline planning application (reserving Appearance; Means of Access; Landscaping; Layout and Scale for later determination) for the continued regeneration of the South Acton Estate comprising of the demolition of buildings locations specified in the site address (including residential units, 521sqm of retail shops, 2,434sqm of community/ office facilities, hotel, garages and associated areas) and the erection of a maximum of 2,350 residential units, a maximum of 1,050sqm of flexible A1 (retail) / A3 (restaurant and cafe) / B1 (office) / D1 (community) uses, of which 600sqm is to be A1 (retail) use, a further 2,348sqm of D1 (community) / B1 (office) space (to include a minimum of 926sqm for provision of a community centre and youth club), energy centre, alterations to allotments, re-sited and enhanced open space and play facilities, landscaping, highway works and 1,128 car parking spaces' (original application was EIA Application)'

Details of (Before the first occupation of each of the commercial elements of the development hereby permitted, a certified Post Construction Review (or other verification process agreed with the local planning authority) shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority confirming that a BREEAM rating of 'Excellent' has been achieved) required by Condition 21 of the planning permission ref: 15/AP/3097 dated 13/04/2016 for: Variation of Condition 1 (approved plans) of planning permission 14-AP-2695 which was a variation of 11-AP-2012 [for: 'Demolition of existing building and erection of a building (with basement) up to eight storeys in height (maximum 28.50m at corner) fronting Marshalsea Road and Borough High Street comprising office / retail floorspace (Class B1 / Class A use) and 96 residential units; erection of a four storey mews building to the rear (13.10m) comprising 4 residential units; provision of open space with ancillary plant, car parking and servicing, works of hard and soft landscaping and new pedestrian access to Borough High Street together with other associated and enabling works]' to secure: Reduction in basement size and minor revisions to the basement and ground floor layouts'