London Borough of Barnet

Variation of condition 1 (approved plans), 23 (cycle parking), 22 (revised parking layout plan), 26 (revised swept path drawings), 28 (refuse and recycling collection strategy), 30 (hard and soft landscaping) and removal of 24 (detailed design) of planning permission 20/1360/FUL dated 14/07/2021 for `Retention of ground floor level and demolition of first floor existing roof and chimneys. Erection of a six-storey building with part three storey, part-five storey rear extension to facilitate the construction of 24no self-contained residential units including amenity space for each unit. Ground floor in-fill extension. Excavation of basement level to facilitate provision of 29no car parking spaces (Comprising for ground and basement level), cycle storage and refuse and recycling storage. Partial demolition of existing garages to the rear of 912-920 High road including buildings extending to Mayfield Avenue and excavation and erection of a two-storey rear extension (Comprising ground and basement level) to provide class B1 (Office space) space and basement level parking. Change of use of retained garage fronting High Road to class B1 (Office space)`. Variation to include modification of the car parking access; office on Mayfield Avenue reduced to accommodate the new access; new parking layout, including redesign of cycle storage; addition of 1.5 metre deep outrigger at the fifth floor, which is set in 2metres from the side elevation; widening of the rear outrigger by one metre at first, second, third and fourth floor: removal of the residential staircase on the right; common corridors and flats modified to accommodate the removal of the staircase; sprinkler fire system to suit new internal configuration; modification of the residential refuse storage to provide one larger area accessible from the street; additional fire exit to Mayfield Avenue for the office on High Road; ventilation systems for parking and common areas (This is a revised description)

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