Brent planning applications

101 Lyon Park Avenue, Wembley, HA0 4DZ

Proposed formation of vehicle crossover to existing ground floor flat.

22 Lonsdale Avenue, Wembley, HA9 7EN

Prior approval for a single storey rear extension to dwellinghouse, in metres: Extending beyond the rear wall of the original house by 6m Maximum height of 3.8m Eaves height of 3m

Former Oriental City, 399 Edgware Road, Kingsbury, London, NW9

Reserved matters application for construction of a part 2-, part 9-storey buildings comprising 183 residential units (52 x 1 beds, 67 x 2 beds, 51 x 3 beds and 13 x 4 beds) with associated landscaping, parking and servicing (Phase 2). This application has been submitted pursuant to conditions 4 (the Reserved Matters), 37 (car parking), 38 (servicing details), 39 (cycle parking), 41 (residential unit mix) and 42 (details of housing quality) of Outline planning permission reference 12/2166 (subsequently varied by application ref: 14/4965 dated 18 March 2015 and non material amendment ref: 14/3849 dated 5 January 2015). Outline planning permission 12/2166 was for a hybrid planning application, as amended by plans received 1 November 2012, for the demolition of all existing buildings and structures and: full planning permission (Phase 1) for comprehensive mixed-use development comprising full planning permission the erection of a 7,817sqm gross external area (GEA) Class A1 retail foodstore with associated service and delivery yard; 5,207sqm GEA of new Oriental and Far Eastern Floorspace to include shops, financial and professional services, restaurants and cafes, drinking establishments, hot food takeaways and non-residential institutions (Class A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B1 and D1); podium slab along Airco Close; a site-wide energy centre; associated car parking spaces, motorcycle parking spaces and cycle parking spaces; associated landscaping and public realm works; new vehicular access from Grove Park and vehicular access from Plaza Walk and associated highway works; and outline planning permission (Phases 2 and 3) comprising residential floorspace (Class C3, accompanied by illustrative residential accommodation schedule indicating 183 residential units), associated car parking spaces and cycle parking spaces, associated landscaping and new vehicular access from Airco Close (Phase 2, all matters reserved) and two form of entry primary school and nursery (Class D1, Phase 3, all matters reserved). The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement (revised October 2012) and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 26 June 2013 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended.

4 Chatsworth Avenue, Wembley, HA9 6BE

Prior approval for a single storey rear extension to dwellinghouse, in metres: Extending beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4m. Maximum height of 3.1m Eaves height of 3m

36 Boycroft Avenue, London, NW9 8AP

Prior approval for a single storey rear extension to dwellinghouse, in metres: Extending beyond the rear wall of the original house by 6.0m Maximum height of 3.4m Eaves height of 3.0m

All Flats at Avery Court, Bree Court, Cara House, Dara House and Everly House, 39, 42-44 INC, 47 AND 49 Capitol Way, NW9 and 401A & 401B Edgware Road, London, NW9 (Formerly known as Land at Junction of Edgware Road, Capitol Way, London, NW9)

Non-material amendments to include the following: * sub-division of ground floor Unit 4 (Use Class A1) into three units all within Use Class A1 * repositioning of shopfront and entrance mullion locations * introduction of glazed look-a-like panels to various elements including shopfronts to conceal structural frame directly behind and to conceal ceiling void areas and slab edges * amendments to ground floor frontage to Unit 5, elevation 11 to reflect tenants requirements * detail of glass canopies to residential entrances defined * external signange to entrances removed * canopies added to external level 5 apartment entrances to comply with Life Time Homes * canopy removed from Block E corner * louvres added to bike store in Block A elevation 5 (next to entrance A4) to comply with ventilation requirements * energy centre facing elevation (elevation 5) amended to reflect the requirements of the utility providers * additional transom added to Block E level 17 glazing to reflect the screen manufacturers restrictions * terrace access door added to Block E East elevation (apt 17.02) * block E North elevation (elevation 4) stone panel setting out amended to reflect the maximum panel size available of variation of condition application reference 14/2805 of planning application 08/2823 dated 30/09/09 comprising of the demolition of existing units and erection of replacement 4-storey and 6-storey blocks above two-storey podium decks and a frontage block of 17 storeys above the podium, comprising 460 self-contained flats, 5,360m² of retail (Use Class A1 bulky goods), a 734m² garden centre, 1922m² of floorspace for alternative uses falling within Use Classes A uses (A1, A3) or B1 (a-c), and 649m² for alternative uses falling within Use Classes A uses (A1, A3), Class B1 or Class D1 (community/health centre), 97m² of creche facilities (Use Class D1), 281 residential car-parking spaces, 500 residential cycle-parking spaces, 172 commercial car-parking and 80 commercial cycle-parking spaces, 527m² energy centre, bin stores and associated landscaping, with access from Capitol Way NW9 and Plaza Walk NW9, subject to a Deed of Variation dated 27 November 2014 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended

157 - 159 & 159A Church Lane, London, NW9 8JU

Erection of a single storey rear extension to ground floor shop to provide storage space and associated alterations to rear external staircase to upper floor flats

33 Thirlmere Gardens, Wembley, HA9 8RH

Erection of a part single and part two storey side and rear extension to include an integral garage and front porch (revised description).

Former Oriental City, 399 Edgware Road, Kingsbury, London, NW9

Variation of condition 3 (approved parameter plans) to include the following changes: Alteration to "Outline Detail Parameter Plan Residential & School Building Line & Block Arrangement Option 1" to include changes to the footprint of Building E (on the corner of Grove Park and Airco Close), additional floorspace to Building B at 7th floor level, alteration to building line of terrace houses and building set backs between Buildings B, C and D Alteration to "Outline Detail Parameter Plan Residential & School Building Heights Option 1" to include increased height to Buildings B, C, D and E and the terrace houses of application ref: 12/2166 dated 27/06/2013 (and subsequent non material amendment application ref: 13/3849) for A hybrid planning application, as amended by plans received 1 November 2012, for the demolition of all existing buildings and structures and: full planning permission (Phase 1) for comprehensive mixed-use development comprising full planning permission the erection of a 7,817sqm gross external area (GEA) Class A1 retail foodstore with associated service and delivery yard; 5,207sqm GEA of new Oriental and Far Eastern Floorspace to include shops, financial and professional services, restaurants and cafes, drinking establishments, hot food takeaways and non-residential institutions (Class A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B1 and D1); podium slab along Airco Close; a site-wide energy centre; associated car parking spaces, motorcycle parking spaces and cycle parking spaces; associated landscaping and public realm works; new vehicular access from Grove Park and vehicular access from Plaza Walk and associated highway works; and outline planning permission (Phases 2 and 3) comprising residential floorspace (Class C3, accompanied by illustrative residential accommodation schedule indicating 183 residential units), associated car parking spaces and cycle parking spaces, associated landscaping and new vehicular access from Airco Close (Phase 2, all matters reserved) and two form of entry primary school and nursery (Class D1, Phase 3, all matters reserved). The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement (revised October 2012) and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 26 June 2013 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended.

Land of former Scout Hut, John Billam Playing Fields, Woodcock Hill, Harrow

Non material amendment (provision of a footpath linking the external gate at the rear) of full planning permission reference 10/0438 dated 19/04/2010 (subsequently varied by planning permission ref:13/0687) for development of land comprising the former scout hut and adjacent car park at the John Billam Playing Fields off Woodcock Hill with a two storey adult learning and support centre (to relocate the Albert Road Day Centre and ASSPECT facility) with adjustments to the boundary with the John Billam playing fields and involving: Re-provision of 108 car parking spaces to the south of Kenton Hall including variation to the parking layout for Kenton Hall approved under condition 3 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 Reinstatement of the car park to the north of Kenton Hall to landscaped open space Changes and re-surfacing of the access road layout including to the front of Kenton Hall Amendments to Parks Depot boundary Varying the hours of use at Kenton Hall ? amending condition 7 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 to allow activities within the Kenton Hall to operate on a permanent basis within the following hours: 0800 - 2230 Sundays to Thursdays, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 - 2330 Fridays and Saturdays with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 ? 0030, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times for the following events:- Christmas celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Christmas Day (25th December) New Year's Eve celebration; Valentine's Day celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after St. Valentine's Day (14th February); Divali celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Divali; Navratri celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in one or both weekends falling in the nine-day festival; GAA London Sports and Golf Society function 10 further events in any calendar year (as accompanied by Design and Access Statement prepared by MACE; External Noise Survey Report prepared by Robert West Consulting Ltd; and BS5837: 2005 Tree Survey)

55 Waterloo Road, London, NW2 7TS

Details pursuant to condition 8 (site foundations), 9 (foul and surface drainage), 10 (parking management plan and travel plan), 12 (cycle parking), 13 (a-vehicular access), 13 (b-refuse), 13 (c-disabled parking space) and 15 (contaminated land assessment and associated remediation strategy) of full planning permission reference 10/2259 dated 14/10/2011 for erection of a three storey building comprising 4 warehouse units with ancillary office space, subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 23 September 2011 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended

Former Oriental City, 399 Edgware Road, Kingsbury, London, NW9

Non material amendment in relation to phase 1 only comprising: Entire development being shifted 1.2m in a southerly direction but within the site boundary Open fence to the north boundary wall to be replaced with faire face block wall Opening/lourves in the energy centre to be revised UKPN substations to be relocated to enable ease of access for maintenance Roof to the superstore warehouse to be revised with a handrail introduced in the perimeter to provide safe [plant access without affecting the parapet levels Height of the OFER/superstore to be adjusted Parapet level to be adjusted to suit brick/block modulation Part of the brick walls enclosing the rear of phase 1 to be amended Roof light layout to be amended Highways layout to be updated ATM door to be relocated and staff entrance door added to Edgware Road facade General amendments and re-adjustments to the footprint of the building and extend of podium slab delivered as part of phase 1 Amendments to service yard of full planning permission 12/2166 dated 27/06/2013 for A hybrid planning application, as amended by plans received 1 November 2012, for the demolition of all existing buildings and structures and: full planning permission (Phase 1) for comprehensive mixed-use development comprising full planning permission the erection of a 7,817sqm gross external area (GEA) Class A1 retail foodstore with associated service and delivery yard; 5,207sqm GEA of new Oriental and Far Eastern Floorspace to include shops, financial and professional services, restaurants and cafes, drinking establishments, hot food takeaways and non-residential institutions (Class A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B1 and D1); podium slab along Airco Close; a site-wide energy centre; associated car parking spaces, motorcycle parking spaces and cycle parking spaces; associated landscaping and public realm works; new vehicular access from Grove Park and vehicular access from Plaza Walk and associated highway works; and outline planning permission (Phases 2 and 3) comprising residential floorspace (Class C3, accompanied by illustrative residential accommodation schedule indicating 183 residential units), associated car parking spaces and cycle parking spaces, associated landscaping and new vehicular access from Airco Close (Phase 2, all matters reserved) and two form of entry primary school and nursery (Class D1, Phase 3, all matters reserved). The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement (revised October 2012) and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 26 June 2013 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended.

1-11 odd Rutherford Way & 1-17 inc The Junction Wembley Retail Park, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Variation of condition 3 (To allow non-bulky comparison goods to be sold from the whole site) of full planning permission 04/2158 granted 06/10/2004 for Creation of new horseshoe-shaped layout to retail park with central parking area, including the demolition of existing retail units and erection of new retail units, office units, restaurant and customer/staff amenity building, recladding of retail units and provision of new entrance to units 6-9, demolition of units 3, 4 and 5, demolition of 3 loading bays to existing units 1a & 1b, erection of extension to units 1a, 1b to include five separate two-storey office units fronting Rutherford Way, extensions to units 2a & 2b to provide additional retail space, erection of part single-storey, part two-storey, customer amenity centre and restaurant/cafe buildings fronting Rutherford Way and Engineers Way, provision of service area with perimeter fence and gates for units A-D off Rutherford Way, provision of service area for units H-E off Fulton Road, provision of service area for units J-M via adjacent industrial service yard off Fulton Road, new central parking layout to include 446 vehicular parking spaces, 24 disabled parking spaces, 9 transit-sized loading bays, 5 cycle-parking areas, new vehicular and pedestrian access off Engineers Way, new pedestrian crossing on Engineers Way and associated landscaping along road frontage to Rutherford Road, Engineers Way, Fulton Road and also within the new central parking area (As amended by letter dated 05 July 2005) and varied under planning permissions 10/2675 and 11/1566. 11/1566 for Variation of condition 3 (restriction of retail floorspace to bulky goods) of planning consent reference 04/2158 to remove the bulky goods restriction in relation to units A and B within the Western retail terrace and unit F within the Northern retail terrace. 10/2675 for Variation of condition 3 (restriction of retail floorspace to bulky goods) of planning consent reference 04/2158 to remove the bulky goods restriction in relation to the eastern retail terrace (units 14 to 17). Condition 3 is proposed to read: (Save in relation to the area of the retail park shown edged [Green] on plan [A] which may be used for open A1 retail use). The new retail premises shall be used for the purposes of retail warehousing for the sale of bulky goods and for no other purpose (including any other purpose in Class A1, of the Schedule to the Town & Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987, or in any provision equivalent to that Class in any statutory instrument revoking or re-enacting that Order with or without modification.

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Empire Way, Wembley

Non material minor amendments for Repositioning of CCTV Provision of corduory paving and handrails of reserved matters application 12/1924 granted 19/09/2012 for Proposed hard landscaping works including alterations to the Stadium Way carriageway and adjoining footways and creation of a loading bay adjacent to Plot W04 (Quadrant Court) and associated works. hard landscaping works including alterations to the Stadium Way carriageway and adjoining footways and creation of a loading bay adjacent to Plot W04 (Quadrant Court) and associated works. This application is submitted as the Reserved Matters pursuant to condition 2 and details pursuant to conditions 2 (materials), 6 (Infrastructure), 25 (external illumination), 28 (landscaping), 30 (tree removal), 32 (parcel ecological management strategy), 60 (access arrangements for people with mobility difficulties), 63 (sunlight and daylight), 64 (wind tunnel testing and wind mitigation measures) of Outline Planning Consent reference 03/3200 in relation to the identified land. Planning consent reference 03/3200 was 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 substation, 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).

Land of former Scout Hut, John Billam Playing Fields, Woodcock Hill, Harrow

Variation of condition 4 (opening hours) to allow opening of the premises between 8:00 to 22:00 Monday to Friday and 8:00 to 22:00 Saturday and Sunday of full planning permission reference 10/0438 dated 19/04/2010 for development of land comprising the former scout hut and adjacent car park at the John Billam Playing Fields off Woodcock Hill with a two storey adult learning and support centre (to relocate the Albert Road Day Centre and ASSPECT facility) with adjustments to the boundary with the John Billam playing fields and involving: Re-provision of 108 car parking spaces to the south of Kenton Hall including variation to the parking layout for Kenton Hall approved under condition 3 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 Reinstatement of the car park to the north of Kenton Hall to landscaped open space Changes and re-surfacing of the access road layout including to the front of Kenton Hall Amendments to Parks Depot boundary Varying the hours of use at Kenton Hall ? amending condition 7 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 to allow activities within the Kenton Hall to operate on a permanent basis within the following hours: 0800 - 2230 Sundays to Thursdays, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 - 2330 Fridays and Saturdays with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 ? 0030, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times for the following events:- Christmas celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Christmas Day (25th December) New Year's Eve celebration; Valentine's Day celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after St. Valentine's Day (14th February); Diwali celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Diwali; Navratri celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in one or both weekends falling in the nine-day festival; GAA London Sports and Golf Society function 10 further events in any calendar year (as accompanied by Design and Access Statement prepared by MACE; External Noise Survey Report prepared by Robert West Consulting Ltd; and BS5837: 2005 Tree Survey)

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9

The provision of part of "Wembley Park Boulevard" adjacent to Plot W07, comprising hard and soft landscaping (including lighting and other street furniture). This application is submitted as the Reserved Matters pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access and landscaping) and details pursuant to conditions 6 (Infrastructure), 14 (noise attenuation) 15 (plant), 30 (tree removal), 32 (parcel ecological management strategy), 49(a) (site investigation), 58 (cycle routes), 61 (underground parking), 63 (sunlight and daylight), 64 (wind tunnel testing and wind mitigation measures), 66 (energy initiatives, 67 (BREEAM Assessment) of Outline Planning Permission reference 03/3200 in relation to part of the "Wembley Park Boulevard". Planning consent reference 03/3200 was 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 substation, 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).

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

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))

Land of former Scout Hut, John Billam Playing Fields, Woodcock Hill, Harrow

Details pursuant to condition 15 (Transport Management Strategy) as supplemented by addendum received 03/04/2012 of full planning permission 10/0438 dated 19/04/2010 for Development of land comprising the former scout hut and adjacent car park at the John Billam Playing Fields off Woodcock Hill with a two storey adult learning and support centre (to relocate the Albert Road Day Centre and ASSPECT facility) with adjustments to the boundary with the John Billam playing fields and involving: Re-provision of 108 car parking spaces to the south of Kenton Hall including variation to the parking layout for Kenton Hall approved under condition 3 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 Reinstatement of the car park to the north of Kenton Hall to landscaped open space Changes and re-surfacing of the access road layout including to the front of Kenton Hall Amendments to Parks Depot boundary Varying the hours of use at Kenton Hall ? amending condition 7 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 to allow activities within the Kenton Hall to operate on a permanent basis within the following hours: 0800 - 2230 Sundays to Thursdays, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 - 2330 Fridays and Saturdays with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 ? 0030, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times for the following events:- Christmas celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Christmas Day (25th December) New Year's Eve celebration; Valentine's Day celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after St. Valentine's Day (14th February); Divali celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Divali; Navratri celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in one or both weekends falling in the nine-day festival; GAA London Sports and Golf Society function 10 further events in any calendar year (as accompanied by Design and Access Statement prepared by MACE; External Noise Survey Report prepared by Robert West Consulting Ltd; and BS5837: 2005 Tree Survey)

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 relating to Plot W05 under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act, as amended, involving the reduction in the quantum of Use Class A1 Sports Retail and A1/A2 Local Needs retail and increase in the quantum of A3 floorspace and other internal and external changes to the building and landscaping. 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

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9

Proposed non material amendments to Reserved Matters application reference 10/2202 relating to Plot W07 under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act, as amended, involving alterations to all plans, sections and elevations, including internal and external layout and appearance, landscaping and the introductrion of a basement storage area. Reserved Matters Application reference 10/2202 was for: Erection of a 7-storey building comprising 7,544m² of designer-outlet retail (Use Class A1), 306m² of sports retail (Use Class A1), 6,176m² of food & drink (Use Class A3, A4 or A5), 9,430m² of leisure (9-screen multiplex cinema, Use Class D2) and associated infrastructure, including partially covered pedestrian 'retail walk', relating to plot 'W07' of the Quintain outline planning consent reference 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

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9

The laying out of hard and soft landscaping for the part of the eastern side of "Wembley Park Boulevard" This application is submitted as the Reserved Matters pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access and landscaping) and details pursuant to conditions 2 (vi) materials, 6 (Infrastructure), 14 (noise attenuation) 15 (plant), 28 (landscaping), 30 (tree removal), 32 (parcel ecological management strategy), 49(a) (site investigation), 58 (cycle routes), 59 (cycle storage), 61 (underground parking), 63 (sunlight and daylight), 64 (wind tunnel testing and wind mitigation measures), 66 (energy initiatives, 67 (BREEAM Assessment) with the following of those conditions specified as not relevant to this part of the development: 14, 15, 30, 61, 63, 66 and 67. Planning consent reference 03/3200 was 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 substation, 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).

LAND SURROUNDING WEMBLEY STADIUM, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition no.2 (details of external appearance of northern elevation shown as W05 West), of reserved matters consent reference 07/1583 relating to Plot W05. Reference 07/1583, dated 16/08/2007, 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). (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 60 (disabled access), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W05 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Lakeside Way, Wembley Park Boulevard and Stadium Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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).

Land of former Scout Hut, John Billam Playing Fields, Woodcock Hill, Harrow

Non-material amendment comprising: Repositioning of building footprint Alterations to external landscaping Plant equipment on rooftop as revised by plans of full planning permission 10/0438 dated 19/04/2010 for development of land comprising the former scout hut and adjacent car park at the John Billam Playing Fields off Woodcock Hill with a two storey adult learning and support centre (to relocate the Albert Road Day Centre and ASSPECT facility) with adjustments to the boundary with the John Billam playing fields and involving: Re-provision of 108 car parking spaces to the south of Kenton Hall including variation to the parking layout for Kenton Hall approved under condition 3 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 Reinstatement of the car park to the north of Kenton Hall to landscaped open space Changes and re-surfacing of the access road layout including to the front of Kenton Hall Amendments to Parks Depot boundary Varying the hours of use at Kenton Hall ? amending condition 7 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 to allow activities within the Kenton Hall to operate on a permanent basis within the following hours: 0800 - 2230 Sundays to Thursdays, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 - 2330 Fridays and Saturdays with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 ? 0030, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times for the following events:- Christmas celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Christmas Day (25th December) New Year's Eve celebration; Valentine's Day celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after St. Valentine's Day (14th February); Divali celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Divali; Navratri celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in one or both weekends falling in the nine-day festival; GAA London Sports and Golf Society function 10 further events in any calendar year (as accompanied by Design and Access Statement prepared by MACE; External Noise Survey Report prepared by Robert West Consulting Ltd; and BS5837: 2005 Tree Survey)

Land site of Shubette House, 5 Olympic Way, Wembley

Proposed variation of condition 2 (approved drawings and documents) of Planning Permission reference 08/3009, dated 14 February 2011 for demolition of existing buildings and erection of 4-, 7-, 11- and 20-storey building, incorporating 158 self-contained residential units, hotel (225-bedroom and 12 apart-hotel rooms), business (Use Class B1) and food and drink (Use Class A3/A4) uses, conferencing facilities, roof terraces, courtyard, basement parking, cycle storage and associated landscaping (parking-permit-restricted scheme) and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 30th March 2012 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended The proposed variation of condition would allow the following minor material amendments to the approved scheme: Relocation of west wall of basement; Alteration to basement parking layout; Reduction in the level of basement car parking from 129 to 127 spaces; Extension at north-western corner of courtyard; Rearrangement of 6 residential units in tower/block D to Fulton Road and associated replacement of 6 3-bedroom units with 6 2-bedroom units; Relocation of wheelchair accessible units on upper levels of tower block D so that they are adjacent to the wheelchair accessible units on the lower levels of tower block D; Central unit in North East Block E enlarged to include the previously recessed balcony space with balcony space now cantilevered over courtyard; Elements of balconies over sailing Fulton Road footway replaced with "winter gardens"; Floor levels increased at ground and mezzanine levels and a corresponding reduction in floor-to-floor heights for upper levels, revised and reduced parapet detail for the tower and revised roof detail for Hotel Block B; Areas of void at 10th floor level replaced with areas of flat roof in "dormer" type of arrangement; Stack of Oriel features at south west corner of Block B omitted, with extra windows in angled wall at upper levels; Screened external plant compound introduced at roof level of lower Hotel North Block A; Vertical feature cladding introduced adjacent to main Hotel Block B; Omission of aluminium channel break-up of render finish to Hotel courtyard elevation.

Land of former Scout Hut at John Billam Playing Fields, Woodcock Hill, Harrow

Details pursuant to condition 5 (external materials), 8a (Site Investigation), condition 9 (sustainability), condition 10 (construction method statement), condition 11 (landscape works), condition 14 (Bin Store) and condition 15 (management plan and travel plan) of Deemed (Reg4 Councils Other Development) reference 10/0438 dated 19 April 2010 for development of land comprising the former scout hut and adjacent car park at the John Billam Playing Fields off Woodcock Hill with a two storey adult learning and support centre (to relocate the Albert Road Day Centre and ASSPECT facility) with adjustments to the boundary with the John Billam playing fields and involving: Re-provision of 108 car parking spaces to the south of Kenton Hall including variation to the parking layout for Kenton Hall approved under condition 3 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 Reinstatement of the car park to the north of Kenton Hall to landscaped open space Changes and re-surfacing of the access road layout including to the front of Kenton Hall Amendments to Parks Depot boundary Varying the hours of use at Kenton Hall ? amending condition 7 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 to allow activities within the Kenton Hall to operate on a permanent basis within the following hours: 0800 - 2230 Sundays to Thursdays, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 - 2330 Fridays and Saturdays with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 ? 0030, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times for the following events:- Christmas celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Christmas Day (25th December) New Year's Eve celebration; Valentine's Day celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after St. Valentine's Day (14th February); Divali celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Divali; Navratri celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in one or both weekends falling in the nine-day festival; GAA London Sports and Golf Society function 10 further events in any calendar year (as accompanied by Design and Access Statement prepared by MACE; External Noise Survey Report prepared by Robert West Consulting Ltd; and BS5837: 2005 Tree Survey)

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

Erection of a 7-storey building comprising 7,544m² of designer-outlet retail (Use Class A1), 306m² of sports retail (Use Class A1), 6,176m² of food & drink (Use Class A3, A4 or A5), 9,430m² of leisure (9-screen multiplex cinema, Use Class D2) and associated infrastructure, including partially covered pedestrian 'retail walk', relating to plot 'W07' of the Quintain outline planning consent reference 03/3200. This application is submitted as the Reserved Matters pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access and landscaping), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 60 (disabled access), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind-tunnel testing) for Plot W07 only of outline planning permission reference 03/3200, dated 29 September 2004. Planning consent reference 03/3200 was 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 substation, 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).

Land of former Scout Hut at John Billam Playing Fields, Woodcock Hill, Harrow

Non-material amendment (variation to car-park layout to include 6 no. disabled parking spaces to north of Kenton Hall and 2 no. additional disabled spaces next to the Resource Centre) of Deemed (Reg4 Council's Other Development) planning permission reference 10/0438, dated 19/04/2010, for: Development of land comprising the former scout hut and adjacent car park at the John Billam Playing Fields off Woodcock Hill with a two-storey adult learning and support centre (to relocate the Albert Road Day Centre and ASSPECT facility) with adjustments to the boundary with the John Billam playing fields and involving: Re-provision of 108 car-parking spaces to the south of Kenton Hall including variation to the parking layout for Kenton Hall approved under condition 3 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 Reinstatement of the car park to the north of Kenton Hall to landscaped open space Changes and re-surfacing of the access road layout including to the front of Kenton Hall Amendments to Parks Depot boundary Varying the hours of use at Kenton Hall ? amending condition 7 of full planning permission ref: 03/2865 to allow activities within the Kenton Hall to operate on a permanent basis within the following hours: 0800 - 2230 Sundays to Thursdays, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 - 2330 Fridays and Saturdays with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times 0800 ? 0030, with the premises cleared within 30 minutes after these times for the following events:- Christmas celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Christmas Day (25th December) New Year's Eve celebration; Valentine's Day celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after St. Valentine's Day (14th February); Divali celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in the weekend immediately prior to and after Divali; Navratri celebrations on the Friday and Saturday in one or both weekends falling in the nine-day festival; GAA London Sports and Golf Society function 10 further events in any calendar year

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9

Amendment to vary condition 1 of Reserved Matters consent reference 07/1583 for minor material amendment to approved scheme to allow reduciton in size of hotel, reduction in height of building, other alterations to design, appearance and layout of building. Consent reference 07/1583 was for erection of a part 8-/part 10-storey hotel building comprising 441 rooms and a 9-storey student accommodation block comprising 656 rooms, 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 , 398 cycle-parking spaces, and landscaping works, on the corner of Lakeside Way, Wembley Park Boulevard and the future Stadium Way forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200). The application was submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v), 6 (iii) (iv) (v) , 26 , 60 , 63 and 64 for Plot W05 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Lakeside Way, Wembley Park Boulevard and Stadium Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004. Ouline planning permission reference 03/3200 was 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)

Ark Academy, Forty Avenue, Wembley, HA9 9JR

Details pursuant to condition No 13 (Site Investigation), and 21 (verification report confirming remediation works) of Deemed (Reg4 Councils Other Development) reference 08/2842 dated 4 June, 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))

6 Central Way, London, NW10 7XN

Details pursuant to Condition No. 4 (further provision of a footway and landscaping scheme for the strip of land between the site and the Central Middlesex Hospital birthing unit) and part Condition No. 5 (details of the proposed hard landscape materials (including paving, edging, boundary treatment and street furniture), all soft landscaping works (including plant, species, size, density, number and location) and management plan for all planting) of Full Planning Permission reference No. 08/3012 dated 6th May 2009, for Erection of a one-, four- and five-storey block and a two-, four-, five-, eight- and nine-storey block, to provide 145 key-worker residential units comprising 87 key-worker rental flats and 58 shared-ownership units in a mix of 66 one-bedroom, 64 two-bedroom and 15 three-bedroom flats, a meeting room of 40m², with 40 basement car-parking spaces and 33 ground-level car-parking spaces, associated landscaping and bin stores (as accompanied by Design and Access Statement November 2008, Planning Statement for Key Worker Housing at Central Middlesex Hospital November 2008, Framework Travel Plan dated 23/01/2009, Transport Response To Greater London Authority dated 29/01/2009, Transport Assessment dated 31/10/2009, Addendum To Transport Assessment And Travel Plan dated 13 January 2009, Flood Risk Assessment ref: K/08/0506 dated September 2008, Landscape Strategy, Statement of Community Involvement dated October 2008, Environmental Noise Impact Assessment -Acoustic Consultancy Report 1437/ENIA, Addendum to Report 1437/ENIA dated 21 January 2009, Arboricultural Report and Tree Protection Measures (October 2008), Energy Strategy ref: K080535 dated October 2008, Air Quality Assessment, Appendix 2 - Construction Training Intitative (CTI), Connection to Central Middlesex Hospital, Biomass Boiler Selection, Utilities Report, Central Middlesex Hospital Site - Nursery Provider Report and Application Drawings 09/01/2009) subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 06/05/2009 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended)

Ark Academy, Forty Avenue, Wembley, HA9 9JR

Details pursuant to Condition 5 (Tree Protection), Condition 7 (Breeding Bird Survey), Condition 9 (Tree Survey Details), and Condition 10 (Wheel Wash Facilities) of Deemed (Reg4 Council's Other Development) Reference No. 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))

Ark Academy, Forty Avenue, Wembley, HA9 9JR

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))

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 13 (Elevations of ground floor frontages) for planning permission reference 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006 for The erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission 06/3630 to read "Prior to the installation of retail signage, details of its location shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority". Reserved matters planning consent ref: 06/3630 for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 232 residential units (16 x studio flats, 80 x one-bedroom flats, 116 x two-bedroom flats, 20 x three-bedroom flats). Of these residential units, 16 x studio, 24 x one-bedroom and 48 x two-bedroom flats are for private accommodation; 36 x one-bedroom and 41 x two-bedroom flats are for intermediate accommodation; and 20 x one-bedroom, 27 x two-bedroom and 20 x three-bedroom flats are for social rented accommodation. In addition, the building is proposed to contain 618m² of local-needs floorspace, 2800m² of designer-outlet retail floorspace, 1469m² of D1 community floorspace in the form of a Primary Care Health Centre (PCHC), residential basement parking for 116 cars with access from Lakeside Way, PCHC parking for 24 cars with access from Stadium Way, 232 cycle-parking spaces, and landscaping works, on the corner of Lakeside Way and Empire Way (site of the former Wembley Conference Centre) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200). (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W04 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Lakeside Way, Empire Way and Stadium Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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)

LAND SURROUNDING WEMBLEY STADIUM, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

Variation of condition 67 of Outline Planning Permission 03/3200 to read "Reserved Matter Applications for the scheme design of individual blocks shall be accompanied by a preliminary estimated Sustainability Assessment carried out by a Code for Sustainable Homes approved assessor. The preliminary assessment shall demonstrate that the relevant building block is predicted to be to such a specification that at least a 'Code for Sustainable Homes Code 3' rating will be achieved. Within one month of the completion of the relevant part of the development (excluding the car and coach park) as hereby permitted, details are required to be submitted to demonstrate that the estimation has been achieved, or as otherwise agreed by the Local Planning Authority". Application 03/3200 for: Application 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

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 3 (landscaping at Junction of Engineers Way and Empire Way) of reserved matters to Reserved matters permission reference 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006. Reserved matters application 05/2949 for erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005)

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Detils pursuant to condition 5 (additional footway at junction of Engineers Way and Empire Way) of reserved matters to reserved matters permission reference 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006. Reserved matters permission 05/2949 for the The erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005)

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 2 (measures to enhance the character of Lakeside Way) for planning permission reference 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006 for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the "W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005"; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005)

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to conditions no 11 (wheelchair accessible or easily adaptable units) of reserved matters consent ref 05/2949 relating to plot w01, The erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to part of condition 13 (elevations of the ground floor frontages of plot W01) of reserved matters to outline planning permission reference 05/2949 daated 12 January 2006 foThe erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

LAND SURROUNDING WEMBLEY STADIUM, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 28 (landscaping) of Outline planning permission reference 03/3200 and conditions 3 (landscaping) and 5 (footway width at the junction of Empire Way and Engineers Way) of Reserved Matters permission reference 05/2949 relating to plot W01. Reserved Matters permission 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006 for The erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 Outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 9 (disabled parking bays) of reserved matters to outline permission reference 05/2949, dated 12 January 2006, for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 8 (details of battery-charging facilities) of reserved matters to outline permission reference 05/2949, dated 12 January 2006, for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 12 (design of gate and railings) of reserved matters to outline permission reference 05/2949, dated 12 January 2006, for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a crèche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005)

LAND SURROUNDING WEMBLEY STADIUM, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

The erection of a part 9-/part 11-storey building comprising 251 residential units (15 x studio flats, 74 x one-bedroom flats, 153 x two-bedroom flats, 9 x three-bedroom flats). Of these residential units, 15 x studio, 40 x one-bedroom and 97 x two-bedroom flats are for private accommodation; 24 x one-bedroom and 26 x two-bedroom flats are for intermediate accommodation; and 10 x one-bedroom, 30 x two-bedroom and 9 x three-bedroom flats are for social rented accommodation.. In addition, the building is proposed to contain 7441m² of Class A1 designer outlet retail, 6774m² of Class D2 leisure floorspace in the form of a 10-screen cinema, 408m² of Class A3/A4/A5 food and drink, basement parking for 115 cars, 251 cycle-parking spaces, and landscaping works, on the land bounded by Stadium Way, Royal Route and Wembley Park Boulevard (site of the former Exhibition Halls) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200). (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access and landscaping), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (scheme parameters), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 60 (disabled access), 61(underground parking) 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W07 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Royal Route, Wembley Park Boulevard and Stadium Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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.

LAND SURROUNDING WEMBLEY STADIUM, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

Variation of condition 67 (BREEAM assessments) of Outline Planning Permission reference 03/3200, dated 29 September 2004, 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 to read: Reserved Matters applications for the scheme design of individual building blocks shall be accompanied by a preliminary estimated Sustainability Assessment carried out by a Code for Sustainable Homes approved assessor. This preliminary assessment shall demonstrate that the relevant building block is predicted to be to such a specification that at least a 'Code for Sustainable Homes Code 3' rating will be achieved. The relevant part of the development (excluding the car and coach park) as hereby permitted shall not be occupied until details have been submitted to demonstrate that the estimation has been achieved, or as otherwise agreed with the Local Planning Authority.

LAND SURROUNDING WEMBLEY STADIUM, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

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). (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 60 (disabled access), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W05 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Lakeside Way, Wembley Park Boulevard and Stadium Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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) and as accompanied by: W05 Reserved Matters Application Explanatory Report W05 Design Statement

2007, Observation Applications, Not in Brent

North by the eastern (part) A12 East Cross Route (part) the river Lea, the northern and eastern boundary of East Marsh, new spitalfields market, Ruckholt Road and Temple Mill Lane; to the east by the Temple Mills Lane, the lea Valley Line Overground Railway Line, land to the east of Leyton Road, Angel Lane, part of the Great Eastern Line until Stratford Regional Station, lea Valley overground railway line and a section of the northern part of Stratford city development site; to the south by part of the northern boundary of the Stratford city development site, land to the north and south of the western end of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link box, part of the land within the western boundary of Stratford City development site, the southern section of the rail loop which connects the Waterworks River, the Greenway (part), High Street Stratford (A11), Rick Roberts Way and including land to the east of Canning Road west of the North London line, and south and west of West Ham Station, the land between Bow Back River and Barbers Road and part of the Great Eastern line Description :- The site preparation planning application is for development in connection with the 2012 Olympic and Paralmpic Games and legacy Transformation, involving earthworks to finish levels, sports, leisure and entertainment venues within class D2 including ancillary services areas Olympic Cauldron open space and circulation areas involving soft and hard landscaping and associated structure under and over bridges Utility structures including wind turbine, pumping station electricity substations telecommunication mast Channel Tunnel Rail link cooling box and Energy centre including a combined cooling and heating plant and biomass boilers construction of building for use within classes A1,A2, A3, A4, A5 construction of building for use as the International broadcast centre main press centre including B1/B2 and multi storey car park erection of a perimeter enclosure for the period of the works temporary coach parking areas In the period following the Games the legacy transformation phase involving reconfiguration of road network to for legacy distributor and local roads cycle ways, pedestrian foot ways and ancillary parking areas dismantling and reconfiguration to form building for use within classes B1, B2 & B8 partial reconstruction, demolition, dismantling and construction of venue to form legacy sports leisure and entertainment venues, servicing facilities car parking vehicular access and ancillary works within classes D1 & D2 and of over and under bridges and buildings and structures including telecommunication masts engineering earthwork's involving the reconfiguration of levels and the laying out to provide permanent public open space including outdoor sports facilities play facilities cycle circuit and ancillary facilities allotment and sites for future development and erection of perimeter enclosure Ref: 07/90010/OUMODA

Land at site of Wembley Conference Centre, Stadium Way, Wembley

The erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 232 residential units (16 x studio flats, 80 x one-bedroom flats, 116 x two-bedroom flats, 20 x three-bedroom flats). Of these residential units, 16 x studio, 24 x one-bedroom and 48 x two-bedroom flats are for private accommodation; 36 x one-bedroom and 41 x two-bedroom flats are for intermediate accommodation; and 20 x one-bedroom, 27 x two-bedroom and 20 x three-bedroom flats are for social rented accommodation. In addition, the building is proposed to contain 618m² of local-needs floorspace, 2800m² of designer-outlet retail floorspace, 1469m² of D1 community floorspace in the form of a Primary Care Health Centre (PCHC), residential basement parking for 116 cars with access from Lakeside Way, PCHC parking for 24 cars with access from Stadium Way, 232 cycle-parking spaces, and landscaping works, on the corner of Lakeside Way and Empire Way (site of the former Wembley Conference Centre) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200). (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W04 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Lakeside Way, Empire Way and Stadium Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 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)