Friday, 13 May 2016

'Agreed as recommended' - Record of Wednesday's Planning Committee

Here is the official record of the decisions made at Wednesday's Brent Planning Committee
Declarations of personal and prejudicial interests

Members are invited to declare at this stage of the meeting, any relevant personal and prejudicial interests and discloseable pecuniary interests in any matter to be considered at this meeting.

Minutes of the previous meeting (to follow)

Red House building, South Way, Land and Pedestrian walkway between South Way and Royal Route, Wembley Park Boulevard, Wembley (Ref. 15/3599) pdf icon PDF 1 MB
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Decision:
Agreed as recommended and a further condition that the width of boulevard to be 10 metres during construction.

Olympic Way and land between Fulton Road and South Way including Green Car Park, Wembley Retail Park, 1-11 Rutherford Way, 20-28 Fulton Road, Land south of Fulton Road opposite Stadium Retail Park, land opposite Wembley Hilton, land opposite London Design Outlet (Ref. 15/5550) pdf icon PDF 967 KB
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Decision:
Agreed as recommended subject to revised S106 heads of terms requiring the submission of a revised Travel Plan which included increased targets for cycling and revisions to condition 40 (air quality) so that it refers to the consideration of particulate matter.

Former VDC and Careys site, South Way, Wembley, HA9 OHX (Ref. 15/5615) pdf icon PDF 433 KB
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Decision:
Agreed as recommended, subject to a condition requiring the approval of details relating to the air quality impacts of the coach parking.
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The Junction Wembley Retail Park, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9 0EG (Ref. 16/1024) pdf icon PDF 286 KB
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Decision:
Agreed as recommended.

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium Station, South Way, Wembley (Ref. 14/4931) pdf icon PDF 653 KB
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Decision:
Agreed as recommended.
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1 comment:

  1. Philip Grant13 May 2016 at 15:59

    It is interesting that the Brent Council press release announcing these decisions - https://www.brent.gov.uk/council-news/press-releases/pr6283/
    - and welcoming the Quintain developments ('These plans mark the next phase in the regeneration of Wembley and will create much needed new homes, jobs, leisure and educational facilities around the iconic home of football.') includes an image showing a view of the stadium across a new proposed park on the site.

    The proposed new buildings in this image do not block the view of 'the iconic home of football', but then you realise that the viewpoint for this computer generated picture must be at the top of a tower block around 20 stories high!

    Philip.

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