Flat B, 7 Stirling Road, London, SW9 9EF

T1 False Acacia x 1 (Robinia pseudoacacia) T2 False Acacia x 1 (Robinia pseudoacacia) S2 False Acacia x 1 (Robinia pseudoacacia) T3 Olive x 1 (Olea europaea) Council Note The submission includes proposed works to trees in a conservation area and indicates that consent is also sought for a tree protected by a Tree Preservation Order. TPO 406 identifies a false acacia in the rear garden. The submitted plan and description do not clearly distinguish the protected tree from the other trees or adequately specify all proposed works. The Council has recorded this case as withdrawn in Uniform. No no-objection outcome has been issued. The applicant has been asked to submit a clearly identified TPO application and, where required, a separate section 211 notice.

Installation and display of: 1 x externally illuminated fascia sign, 1 x internally illuminated projecting sign and 1 x non-illuminated retractable awning.

Non-Material Amendment Following a Grant of Planning Permission ref: 25/03931/VOC (Variation of Conditions 3 (Demolition plans) and 5 (Basement impact assessment) of planning permission 21/01127/FUL (Demolition and redevelopment of 1 - 9 Dorrell Place together with change of use of upper floors of 452 - 456 Brixton Road and basement and first floors of 11 Dorrell Place with restoration and repair works to retained facades and two storey side extension to 11 Dorrell Place to provide a 96 bedroom hotel in a part two, part three, part five storey building (Use Class C1), retention of front facade and refurbishment of existing retail unit (Use Class E(a)) at basement and ground floor levels at 452 - 456 Brixton Road and installation of new shopfronts at ground floor level, retention of existing public house (sui generis)) at basement and ground floor levels at 11 Dorrell Place and associated cycle parking, plant, refuse store and landscaping works.) Granted on 03.01.2024. Amendment sought: Wording of Condition 3 - Demolition plans Wording of Condition 5 - Basement impact assessment) granted on 03.11.24) Amendments sought: The Basement Impact Assessment shall consider flooding, groundwater flows and the effects of neighbouring structures including historic structures, shall be carried out by a suitable qualified person and shall include details regarding