Agenda item

Planning application number: 19/AP/7057

PROPOSAL

Part redevelopment, part refurbishment of the Butterfly Walk Shopping Centre and the addition of build-over development and new buildings, together accommodating the retained and remodelled supermarket, refurbished and reconfigured retail units, a mix of homes, a cinema, a community use unit, public realm and landscaping, replacement car parking for up to 32 vehicles, and other associated works.

The committee heard the officer’s introduction to the report and addendum report.

Members of the committee asked questions of the officers.

The objector addressed the committee and responded to questions put by

members of the committee.

At 7.49pm, the meeting took a five-minute comfort break.

The applicant’s representatives addressed the committee, and answered questions put by the committee.

There were no supporters who lived within 100 metres of the development site and wished to speak.

Councillor Dora Dixon-Fyle addressed the meeting in her capacity as

a ward councillor, and answered questions put by the committee.

At 8.50pm, the meeting took a five-minute comfort break.

The committee put further questions to the officers and discussed the application.

Following discussions during the meeting the applicant agreed that all six small independent existing retail spaces would be retained. This was a change to paragraphs 16 to 18 of the addendum report.

A motion to grant the application was moved, seconded, put to the vote and

declared carried.

RESOLVED:

1.  That full planning permission be granted for 19/AP/7057, subject to conditions, referral to the Mayor of London, and the applicant entering into a satisfactory legal agreement.

2.   That in the event that the legal agreement is not been entered into by 28 January 2022 the Director of Planning and Growth be authorised to refuse planning permission, if appropriate, for the reasons set out in paragraph 583 of this report.