Planning applications in Brent, May 2012
Brent recorded 2 planning applications in May 2012, listed newest first. Dates are as received, or as decided where the council publishes no submission date.
Applications, May 2012
Newest first
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12/1244 Granted
Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9
Proposed non material amendments to Reserved Matters application reference 07/1583, as amended by application reference 10/1842, under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act, as amended. Application reference 07/1583 was for: The erection of a part 8-/part 10-storey hotel building comprising 441 rooms and a 9-storey student accommodation block comprising 656 rooms. In addition, the building is proposed to contain 5579m² of Class A1 designer outlet retail, 1556m² of Class A1 sports retail, Class A1/A2 local needs, 396m² of Class A3/A4/A5 food and drink, 5 residential units, each with 3 bedrooms, parking over the ground, first and second floors for 225 cars with access from Lakeside Way (200 hotel spaces, 23 student accommodation spaces, 1 residential unit space and 1 adapted bay in the hotel drop-off area), 398 cycle-parking spaces, and landscaping works, on the corner of Lakeside Way, Wembley Park Boulevard and the future Stadium Way (site of the former Elvin House) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200). Application reference 03/3200 was for: Outline planning application for: Works for the re-orientation of Wembley Arena Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 14,200m² designer retail outlet, 11,800m² sports retailing Class A1/A2 shops/financial and professional services up to 8,000m² (including up to 2,000m² supermarket) Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 400 square metres of hotel boutique retail Class A3 (Food and Drink), up to 12,700m² Class B1 (a) (b) and (c) Business, up to 63,000m² Class C1 (Hotel), up to 25,400m² Class C1/Sui Generis (Hotel apartments), up to 26,700m² Class C2 (Residential institutions) up to 5,000m² Class C3 (dwellings) up to 277,000m², (up to 3,727 dwellings) Student accommodation (Sui Generis), up to 16,600m² Class D1 (Non-residential institutions), up to 8,200m² Class D2 (Assembly and Leisure), up to 28,500m² (including the existing Arena of 13,700m²) together with associated open space, public market area (Class A1), hard and soft landscaping, highway and engineering works, electricity sub-station, other utility requirements, other parking and servicing, and improvements to Olympic Way; AND; Reserved matters relating to siting, design, external appearance and means of access for the 3-storey structure to provide car and coach parking
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12/1140 Granted
Ark Academy, Forty Avenue, Wembley, HA9 9JR
Non-material amendment comprising: relocation of glazing and doors to line of main rear elevation of school of full planning permission 08/2842 dated 04/06/2009 for New school academy (6 forms of entry secondary school, 2 forms of entry primary school & nursery) comprising 2-, 3- and 4-storey main school building, 2-storey sports/drama hall with changing facilities, 3 hard play areas, all-weather, floodlit sports pitch, smaller floodlit sports pitch, outdoor play areas, soft play/natural habitat landscaped area, 45 staff-parking spaces, 3 disabled-parking spaces, 102 cycle-parking spaces and associated landscaping with access from Forty Avenue and Bridge Road, HA9 (as accompanied by: Revised Design and Access Statement dated February 2009; Untitled 3D visualisation drawings received 28 January 2009; Revised Transport Assessment by TPC dated March 2009; Statement of Community involvement in the process of establishing Ark Academy; Flood Risk Assessment Revision A by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Calculations confirming the proposed academy will discharge less than half the foul plus surface water drainage into the existing sewer system, by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Additional calculations, by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Flood Risk Assessment calculation sent by Smith Construction dated 24 March 2009; Energy Statement by Faber Maunsell dated 15 October 2008; Faber Maunsell letter dated 6 February 2009; Faber Maunsell Technical Note dated February 2009; Faber Maunsell document - Issue 2 - October 2008; Faber Maunsell Heat Loss and Overheating Analysis - January 2009; Desk Study and Preliminary Ground Investigation by Soil Consultants dated 14 January 2008; Draft Landscape Management Plan for Wembley Academy Natural Habitat Area along Forty Avenue Site Boundary, by Form Associates dated October 2008; Phase 1 Habitat Survey and Protected Species Assessment, by ecology consultancy dated January 2008; Tree Survey and Arboricultural Report by Challice Consulting Ltd dated 21 July 2008; Willmott Dixon Sport England Response issued 5 February 2009; 'Paper 1' - Educational need for a new secondary school with 2 form entry feeder primary; 'Paper 2' - Site selection for a new school; 'Paper 3' - Open Space Assessment; Ark Academy Access Statement by Jane Simpson Access; Ark Academy Design Challenger/ Advisor Comments dated 23.02.09; Wilmott Dixon response to GLA Stage 1 comments dated 28 January 2009; Wilmott Dixon response to Sport England comments dated 5 February 2009; Council's Screening Opinion and checklist dated 5 June 2008; Report to Executive 'School Places - follow up review of sites and pupil number forecasts - 15 January 2007'; Report to Scrutiny Committee 'Primary and Secondary Places Update' - 26 November 2008; Report to Executive 'A Strategy for the Development of Primary and Secondary Schools - Options for Delivering Additional School Places' - 13 November 2006; Approved Admissions Arrangements for Ark Academy (Primary - 2009/10 school year))
Other months in 2012
- February 2012 1
- May 2012 2
- September 2012 1