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Development Management Forum - St Ann's Hospital site
Following on from the post regarding the planning application for the St Ann's Hospital site there is going to be a development management forum. Details below
The Planning Service will be holding a Development Management Forum on 16th July 2014 at 7pm for the following application listed below.
What is a Development Management Forum?
Development Management Forum is a public consultation meeting on large-scale or contentious planning applications. The forum does not reach a decision about an application.
Its purpose is to allow participants to raise issues of concern and obtain answers to questions about the particular application.
The aim is to allow early discussion by Councillors and members of the public on planning issues related to these planning applications and to explore
the scope for agreement between all parties in a positive and constructive way prior to the later decision being made at the Planning Committee.
Date: 16th July 2014
Time: 7pm
Venue: Chestnuts Community And Communitys Arts Centre, 280 St Ann's Road, N17 5BN
Application details:
Ref: HGY/2014/1691
Site address: St Anns Hospital, St Anns Road, London, N15 3TH
Proposal: Hybrid application comprising: Full application for the construction of 106 flats and 7 houses ranging in height from 2 to 5 storeys, conversion of retained buildings to provide 7 houses and 148 sq. m of retail (use class A1), 82 car parking spaces, highway and public realm works, hard and soft landscaping, access and associated development: and: Outline application (with all matters reserved except for principal means of access) for the construction of new buildings and conversion of retained buildings ranging in height from 2 to 5 storeys to provide up to 350 residential units, new healthcare buildings, upgrade of existing access point off Hermitage Road, open space and associated development, and outline application (with all matters reserved except for scale and layout) for construction of a new mental health inpatient building up to 3 storeys in height (use class C2) and associated development.
The Planning Service will be holding a Development Management Forum on 16th July 2014 at 7pm for the following application listed below.
What is a Development Management Forum?
Development Management Forum is a public consultation meeting on large-scale or contentious planning applications. The forum does not reach a decision about an application.
Its purpose is to allow participants to raise issues of concern and obtain answers to questions about the particular application.
The aim is to allow early discussion by Councillors and members of the public on planning issues related to these planning applications and to explore
the scope for agreement between all parties in a positive and constructive way prior to the later decision being made at the Planning Committee.
Date: 16th July 2014
Time: 7pm
Venue: Chestnuts Community And Communitys Arts Centre, 280 St Ann's Road, N17 5BN
Application details:
Ref: HGY/2014/1691
Site address: St Anns Hospital, St Anns Road, London, N15 3TH
Proposal: Hybrid application comprising: Full application for the construction of 106 flats and 7 houses ranging in height from 2 to 5 storeys, conversion of retained buildings to provide 7 houses and 148 sq. m of retail (use class A1), 82 car parking spaces, highway and public realm works, hard and soft landscaping, access and associated development: and: Outline application (with all matters reserved except for principal means of access) for the construction of new buildings and conversion of retained buildings ranging in height from 2 to 5 storeys to provide up to 350 residential units, new healthcare buildings, upgrade of existing access point off Hermitage Road, open space and associated development, and outline application (with all matters reserved except for scale and layout) for construction of a new mental health inpatient building up to 3 storeys in height (use class C2) and associated development.
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