London Borough of Barnet

Non-material amendments to planning permission reference H/01053/13 dated 20/11/13 for 'Hybrid planning application for the demolition and redevelopment of the West Hendon Estate to accommodate up to 2000 residential units, a new 2 form entry primary school, community building and commercial uses and associated open space and infrastructure comprising: Outline submission for the demolition of existing buildings and the construction of up to 1642 new residential units (Class C3); up to 3,870m2 (GEA) of D1 Class floorspace comprising nursery and primary school and community centre uses and up to 1,635m² (GEA) Class A1/A2/A3/A4/A5/B1 floorspace, within buildings ranging from 2 to 29 stories, associated cycle and car parking provision including basement level parking, landscaping and public realm works, interim works, associated highway works, and two pedestrian bridges across the Welsh Harp. Full planning submission (Phase 3 Blocks G1, G2, E1, E2, E3, E4) for the construction of 358 new residential units (Class C3), and 131m² (GEA) Class A1/A2/A3/A4/A5/B1 floorspace, within buildings ranging from 5 to 26 stories, cycle and car parking provision including basement level parking, associated landscaping and public realm works, associated highway works, energy centre, and interim works. Submission of Environmental Statement. Amendments include changes to parameter plans: Block B Footprint Update - minor extension of footprint to boundary line; Block D5-D8 Footprint Update - minor extension to the D4 and D5 podium line; D6 footprint shifts east to avoid an overlap with the existing SSSI boundary, D5 also shifts east to maintain the required minimum distance between D5 and D6, D8 updated to remove step on southern elevation; Amended Minimum and Maximum Building Heights - Block D7 minimum height reduced from 66.05m AOD to 48.25m AOD, Blocks D1 and D3 maximum heights to increase by 1m; Entrance pavilion added between Block D3 and D4

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