Agenda, decisions and draft minutes

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Items 4.1 & 4.3 – Cllr Owen declared that when Deputy Mayor he had attended the opening of the Crystal Palace Football Club Academy.

Item 4.8 – Cllrs Dean, Harris, Slator & Turrell declared they knew the Applicant.

With regard to Agenda Items 4.1 & 4.3, Councillor Owen declared that when Deputy Mayor he attended the opening of the Crystal Palace Football Club Academy.

With regard to Agenda Item 4.8, Councillors Dean, Harris, Slator & Turrell declared they knew the Applicant.

The Minutes of the meeting held on 8^th February 2024 were agreed and signed as a correct record.

APPROVED

Excavation and construction of a basement to provide indoor sports therapy pools and plant room (related to the approved use as a football academy), together with extensions and elevational alterations to the former Gambado Sports Hall and lean-to building, car parking, external store and landscaping (part retrospective). Amended drawings received  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.1

APPROVED

Demolition of existing single storey structure, reconfiguration of side car parking provision, incorporating additional parking/accessible spaces; an EV charging bay; installation of traffic control raising arm barrier systems to the Croydon Road access. Removal of existing entrance canopy and construction of new entrance lobby structure. Installation of security fencing to  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.2

APPROVED

Installation of 4 no. 21.3m floodlighting columns to serve central pitch (Pitch 01).

An oral representation in support of the application was received from the Chairman of Crystal Palace Football Club. It was stated that this was a run-down site before Crystal Palace took over and massive improvements have been  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.3

REFUSED

The extension of the existing garage at ground level, with basement level garage and games/leisure room.

Following the presentation from a Planning Officer, the Chairman read out a statement in support of the application from Ward Member, Councillor Jeffreys. Members heard that there were no local objections, the large basement  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.4

APPROVED

Erection of fire suppression tanks and pump house with associated alterations to the drainage layout at the site, like for like repair and replacement to the slab, push walls and works associated with the refurbishment and repair of the waste transfer station. Elevational alteration to front boundary wall to provide  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.5

APPROVED

Erection of a fire suppression tank and pump house along with associated drainage works, replacement/repair of slab, push walls, weighbridge and other works associated with improvement of existing waste transfer station including fencing.

As with the previous application, Planning Officers confirmed that this application was in front of the committee  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.6

APPROVED

Demolition of existing building and redevelopment of site for industrial processes (Use Class E(g)(iii)); industrial (Use Class B2); and/or storage and distribution (Use Class B8)) purposes, with ancillary offices and associated parking, servicing, access arrangements and other associated works.

In an update given by a Planning Officer, Members were informed  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.7

APPROVED

Erection of extension to existing pavilion to provide WC and refreshment serving hatch and amendment to existing footpath link to Creswell Drive. (PART RETROSPECTIVE).

Following a presentation from a Planning Officer, Members were informed in an update that the Applicant had confirmed the proposal was not for a café facility  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.8

APPROVED

Enclosing a porch and retention of the front door. (RETROSPECTIVE).

An oral representation in support of the application was received from the Agent. Members heard that the original porch was small, dark and enclosed together with being a security risk. It was a practical consideration to use an aluminium door  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4.9

NO REPORTS

NO REPORTS