Callum Wernham

Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee

Agenda

The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee (CHAC) met to discuss proposed changes to their terms of reference, and to review several planning applications. The committee voted to continue working on the proposed changes to their terms of reference, and reviewed applications for work on Edna Street, St John's Avenue, and Clapham Common West Side, providing feedback to officers.

Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee

Agenda

The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee objected to two applications, recommended approval of one and recommended refusal of another. They objected to proposals to erect banner adverts on Waterfall House, a Grade II listed building in Tooting, and on Wandsworth Town Hall. An application to demolish and rebuild a house at 70, Thurleigh Road was also opposed due to the loss of the existing building and trees, concerns about car parking, and the design of the proposed replacement. An application to extend the Star and Garter on Lower Richmond Road and convert it to residential use was supported.

Executive

Agenda

The meeting saw decisions taken on a range of issues, including the approval of funding from the Cost of Living Grant fund and confirmation of a variation to the Battersea Park 2025 Event Traffic Management Plan.

Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee

Agenda

The Committee objected to applications to build a 10-storey student accommodation block at 2 Armoury Way, a 28-storey mixed-use building at The Glassmill on Battersea Bridge Road, and a mixed-use development on the site of the Former Gasworks on Swandon Way. The Committee supported an application to extend the Northcote Public House, but raised some concerns about the proposed materials that would be used.

Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee

Agenda and draft minutes

The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee objected to three planning applications and supported one at their meeting on 10 September 2024. The Committee expressed serious concerns over plans to extend a locally listed house in Northcote, the proposed extension to a house on Bolingbroke Grove and the redevelopment of the Tootingbeck Lodge site. The Committee did not object to plans to extend a house on Nepean Street.