London Borough of Southwark SE1.

Non material amendments to permission ref. 21/AP/0507 (Minor material amendments to planning permission 19/AP/1649 for "Redevelopment of 1 Bank End, including reuse of railway arches and rebuilding and extension of the rear of Thames House (behind retained facade); remodelling of Wine Wharf building and development of a two storey building at 16 Park Street, all to provide a development with a maximum height of 6 storeys (maximum building height 27.419m AOD) comprising retail units (flexible class A1 shops, A3 cafes/restaurants and A4 drinking establishments use) at ground and first floor levels, a gallery (Class D1 use) at ground floor level, office floorspace (Class B1 use) at ground up to fifth floor level, a cinema (Class D2 use) at ground floor and basement level, associated cycle parking spaces, new access routes and public open space." The approved amendments were: - amendment to Condition 28 to allow for an increased amount of floorspace to be occupied by restaurants and cafes (Class A3) or pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments (Class A4) from 30% to 45% of the total retail area, with no more than 10% of the total retail area to be used for pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments, and with no more than 1 unit on Stoney Street to be used as a pub, wine bar and drinking establishment; - revised ground and first floorplan drawings showing amendments to unit layouts and sizes that have resulted from design development and construction). The NMA proposal is for a change in use of Units 010, 197 and 102A from retail to restaurant, and change the use of Unit 219 from restaurant to retail to ensure compliance with condition 40. Substitute an approved plan referenced in condition 28 (Restriction on Uses) to reflect a change in use of Units 010, 197, 102A and 219 and update the floorspace figures in condition 40 (Approved Development Quantum), including a 22sqm increase in floorspace from the extension of a mezzanine at Unit 197.

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