Our further objections to the revised planning application for Surrey County Hall
Revised plans for SCH do nothing to mitigate our concerns. Here is the full text of the RRA committee objection
45-51 High Street/South Lane – our submitted response
Redevelopment to provide a mixed use commercial and residential complex offering new homes (including affordable homes) and commercial space at ground floor level.
Objections to the redevelopment of Surrey County Hall
Here is the full text of the objection to the planning proposals submitted by RRA committee
45-51 High Street/South Lane – proposals for 41 new flats
Redevelopment to provide a mixed use commercial and residential complex offering new homes (including affordable homes) and commercial space at ground floor level.
Wilko building Clarence Street to gain three floors and 60 flats
Wilko Building - developers propose two floors of retail, and provision 60 flats - some affordable (unspecified at the moment)
Eden Campus – a reduction in height makes no difference to our objection
Despite the welcome news of a revised application with a lower 16 storey tower we are still firmly opposed to this over-developed scheme.
Eden Campus – our further response
Despite the welcome news of a revised application with a lower 16 storey tower we are still firmly opposed to this over-developed scheme.
Eden Campus
A three towers cluster Eden 'Campus' development is proposed for the Surrey House Island Site, incorporating Lever House, the Hippodrome, Brook St Carpark and Surrey House. Comprising office & residential towers, one rising to a height similar to the Tolworth Tower, another matching the Royal Exchange’s signature tower. All three would breach planning guidance.
Kingsgate (Canbury Park)
The plans represent a gross over development of the site and will seriously damage the local area as well as views from Richmond Park. The height, scale and massing, banal and predictable design will have a major harmful impact upon not only the Old Town Centre Conservation Area, including All Saints Church, but upon many of the residential streets of North Kingston.