Discharge of Condition Nos. 3, 5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 15 and 20 of DC/21/5052/VOC. Variation of Condition Nos 2 and 4 of DC/18/2406/FUL - The demolition of the existing buildings and re-development of the site to create a mixed use development consisting of flexible office space, retail units and residential accommodation - Condition 3: Schedule of wall and roof materials rev B, Condition 5: Vapour Risk Assessment, Condition 6: Remediation Verification Report, Conditions 11 and 12 : Surface water disposal strategy and maintenance, Condition 14: Construction surface water management plan, Vapour risk assessment, Remediation verification report, Phase 2 contaminated land report and Phase 1 and 2 geo environmental assessment

Submission of details to part discharge Condition 3e-details of proposed dormers and roof lights and Condition 3h-rain water goods: imposed on planning permission FUL/2020/1534 for the repair and conversion of the existing Listed Gatehouse to provide residential accommodation; internal alterations to the reconstructed Rose Inn Building to provide office / retail accommodation (Class E (g) (i) and Class E (a, b and c); Construction of an infill building between the north gable end of the Gatehouse and the west gable end of the Rose Inn Building; Construction of a new 'L' shape 2 and 3 storey wing from the south gable end of the Gatehouse to accommodate residential units for the adjacent University granted 16/02/2022

Discharge of Schedule 9, Paragraph 2 - Visitor Accommodation Strategy, of the Section 106 agreement relating to planning permission 16/AP/3144 (Redevelopment of the site for a mixed use development comprising a basement/mezzanine basement, ground plus twenty-three floors to accommodate a 140 room hotel (levels 1-11), 48 residential units (levels 12 - 24), a retail unit (at ground floor), associated cycle parking, servicing and refuse and recycling, landscaping and private and communal residential amenity space (including at roof top level), external refurbishment to the front of the railway arches, and a new pedestrian route through the site linking Newington Causeway with Tiverton Street.)