23/AP/2388Planning Application 23/AP/2388
Conditions application at 150 - 154 Borough High Street London Southwark SE1, Southwark. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.
Details of Condition 8 'Archaeological Public Engagement' pursuant to planning permission 21/AP/0960: Minor material amendment to planning permission 19/AP/1173 (Construction of a seven storey extension to the rear (from ground to sixth floor- the ground floor being an under croft) and two additional storeys with terraces to the existing five storey building for the retention of A1 (retail) on the ground floor and increased B1 (office) floorspace on the upper floors to create a seven storey building across the footprint of the whole site.) Changes include:- Construction of a single storey extension at ground floor level to the rear;- New wall at ground floor level to the west and north elevation;- Raised cil level at 6th floor;- Fenestration changes, including additional windows to the east elevation at ground floor level;- Changes to the tower design, removal of glazed corner cube;- Revised plant configuration at roof level;- New staircore, lift overrun and smoke extract at roof level;- Areas at roof reserved for photovoltaics and green roof;- Creation of a new basement level to accommodate a new sprinkler tank/plant.
23/AP/2388
150 - 154 Borough High Street London Southwark SE1
This is an application to discharge conditions at 150 - 154 Borough High Street London Southwark SE1. Southwark has handled 1,341 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 43 days. This one was decided in 119 days, 11 weeks longer than Southwark's median. The site is in 1 listed building nearby. There has been 1 other application at this address. In the past year there have been 190 applications across Borough & Bankside.
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