London Borough of Southwark

Details of condition 43 (Substation materials and details) as required by planning permission ref. 24/AP/1412 dated 02/01/2025 for 'Non-material amendments to planning permission ref. 20/AP/3285: 'Demolition of all buildings on the site and construction of a development of 91 residential units within four buildings (a 7-storey Block A building, a 6-storey Block B/C building and two buildings in Block D of 2- and 4-storeys), together with alterations to the retained basement, provision of car and cycle parking and landscaping'. The proposed amendments include: 1) Alterations to Block A to remove the approved top floor of the residential accommodation (amended to be below 18 metres in height), with plant enclosure screen provided at the approved building height, and internal rearrangements of the flats within the block,addition on the rear elevation of balconies with privacy screening and amendments to south-east side windows. 2) Amendments to Block D to align it with the northern boundary wall, revision to the garden space and relocation of the refuse store to avoid a fire safety conflict with the entrance. 3) Relocation of the Block B refuse doors to avoid a fire safety conflict with Block B entrance. 4) Revisions to the unit mix with 3 fewer studios, 3 fewer 2-bedroom units and 6 more 1-bedroom units, internal reorganisation of the layouts with reduction in the communal lobby travel distances on the upper floors, and an increase in habitable rooms across the site. 5) Improvements to final escape and separation from the basement and upper level staircases. Amended plans received proposing further changes to 6) amend the ground levels along the Solomons Passage frontage to maintain level access to each building, 7) increase the roof parapet heights of block BC by 23cm, and 45cm at the level 05 parapet, and remove its roof plant, 8) revise the landscaping and private gardens and 9) add a substation to the front garden on the Peckham Rye frontage'.

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