Stopping Up of land: at 105 Judd Street
October 21, 2026 Director of Environment and Sustainability (Officer) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
The Director of Environment and Sustainability approved the processing of a stopping up order for land at 105 Judd Street on 21/10/2026. This decision allows for the permanent closure of sections of Judd Street and Hastings Street to enable development, including the provision of a new access ramp. The developer will bear all processing costs, and the decision is subject to planning permission being granted and no unresolved objections.
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Purpose
This report requests the Director of Environment & Sustainability to approve the processing of a stopping up order (permanent road closure) relating to land at 105 Judd Street on both Hastings Street and Judd Street. The recommendations include the steps of the statutory process required to proceed with the stopping up order.
This report is coming to the Director of Environment & Sustainability because it is permitted under the scheme of delegation as set out in paragraph 8.3 below.
Decision
The Director of Environment & Sustainability is asked to:
- Note the report and the highway authority’s comments.
- Approve the advertising of the draft stopping up order for public consultation to stop up the land on Judd Street and the corner of Hastings Street at 106 Judd Street as shown on the plan in Appendix 1.
- Approve the order to be made and final advertisement, subject to planning permission being granted; no objections being received, or all objections being withdrawn.
- Agree that if objections are received which are not withdrawn, the Mayor of London should be notified so a decision on whether to hold a public inquiry can be made, as required by legislation, should the applicant wish to proceed with the stopping up order.
- Agree that if a public inquiry is required by the Mayor of London, it can be arranged and undertaken.
- Agree that if the Mayor of London allows for the order to be made without a public inquiry, the order can be made.
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Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 21 Oct 2026 |