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Tel: 020 7361 3012: Planningline
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Website: www.rbkc.gov.uk/planning
Email: planning@rbkc.gov.uk
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A six week public consultation on the future of Wornington Green begins on Tuesday 2 June and lasts until Tuesday 14 July 2009. It is an opportunity for residents to find out how the Council intends to provide direction on the future redevelopment of Wornington Green. This public consultation is open to everyone and is a chance to express your views. Read more about the redevelopment of Wornington Green.
The consultation workshops on the ‘Places’ have now all been held and we thank everyone for attending. We have now re-drafted the ‘Places’ document in light on your comments and we have also published a ‘Strategic Sites’ document, which identifies seven sites within the 14 spatial "places". These sites have been identified as requiring particular attention. Both the ‘Places’ and ‘Strategic Sites’ documents form part of the Core Strategy.
We are holding a six week consultation period on both documents from:
The documents will be available from 5 May 2009 electronically via our consultation portal where we encourage you to input your comments on-line. Hard copies will also be available from the Council offices and all local libraries from 5 May 2009.
We are holding a tutorial on how the on-line consultation system works on Tuesday 26 May at the Town Hall, Hornton Street, 4pm and 8pm in Committee Room 1. This is also an opportunity to ask us any questions about the document as well as making any other comments.
For further information, please email us at planningpolicy@rbkc.gov.uk or phone us on: 0207 361 3879.
The comments made at the consultation ‘Places’ workshops and officers’ responses to the comments are now available:
In late 2008, the Council commissioned Fordham Research to undertake a Strategic Housing Market Assessment (SHMA). The purpose of this study is to investigate the housing requirements across tenures and population groups within the borough, and also to consider the impact of migration and other economic factors on housing issues. The study is vital to ensure future provision of housing is appropriate to the requirements of residents in the area. The study has involved conducting a major borough-wide housing survey and also analysis of many secondary data sources.
Several seminars have been held by Fordham Research and the Council in order to gain the input of stakeholders. Many of the views of local people, businesses and councillors have also been taken into account in the report.
If you would like to review the draft report and make any comments, it is now available to download below or there is a reference copy at the Planning Information Desk, in the Town Hall. Fordham Research will take into consideration all comments received by the deadline, prior to producing the final report. However, individual responses to comments will not be provided.
These documents will be adopted by April 2009:
(See Supplementary Planning for details of past consultations.)
The Council will be consulting on the Access Design Guide in early 2009.
This document combined the Core Strategy and the North Kensington Area Action Plan, which we consulted on earlier in the year. The consultation for this document has now ended. Thank you to everyone who sent comments. We are now working through the comments received.
You can still download and print pdf versions of these documents, although you can no longer comment on them.
The following background documents are available to download: (warning: some documents are large files)
The consultation on the Issues and Options for the Council's Core Strategy and for the North Kensington Area Action Plan was held in February-April 2008.
You can download and print pdf versions of these documents, though you can no longer comment on them.
The consultation period for the 100 West Cromwell Road - Draft planning brief and guidelines has ended. You can download and print a pdf version of this document, although you can no longer comment on it:
The consultation period for the Wornington Green Planning Brief has ended. The Sub-Group has now made it’s recommendation on the redevelopment of Wornington Green Estate.
The Council has recently adopted the following SPDs:
From 25 February 2008 the Council will be fully integrated with the new national standard planning application forms 1APP.
This will replace all existing types of planning application forms (except minerals) within England. For more information go to the Planning Portal webpage 1APP.
Please note: when submitting electronic applications all drawings/attachments must be no larger than A3 showing a clear vertical and horizontal scale bar. For further details please see our guidance notes.
We can provide advice and information if you are considering submitting a development proposal. This may help speed up the development process and avoid the submission of unacceptable proposals.
If you would like to discuss your development proposal before making a formal planning application please print and complete the following form(s) and send them to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Planning Department, The Town Hall, Hornton Street, London, W8 7NX.
See the Planning Applications Committee 2008- 2009 for information on agenda minutes and reports
See also Major Planning Development Committee
Scanned copies of the submitted plans and drawings for current planning applications may be viewed by clicking ‘view documents and drawings’ on the search results page or at www.ukplanning.com.
You may comment on applications, or if you would like us to investigate a possible breach of the planning rules, please contact the Council either through the website at www.ukplanning.com or directly by email, to the Planning Department, quoting the reference number, email planning@rbkc.gov.uk.
Letters regarding planning applications are in the public domain. As such they will be scanned by the Council and may be made publicly available both on our web site and also in hard copy for public scrutiny.
We will try to acknowledge receipt of your email within 24 hours and attempt to respond in more detail within 10 working days.
See what’s being done about graffiti and fly-posting see: Graffiti and Fly-posting Initiative.
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If you have any comments or suggestions about this site please send them to: planning@rbkc.gov.uk.
Presentation to the Chelsea Society on Home energy efficiency and town planning by David Prout, Executive Director of Planning and Borough Development.
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Core strategy issues and options surveyExecutive Summary - 2009Main Report - 2009Naming/Numbering of street buildingsNorth Kensington Action Plan SurveyPAC South: 46 Godfrey Street 07-1833 Statement of SustainabilitySubterranean development - adoption statementSubterranean Development Scoping ReportSubterranean development supplemantary planning documentSupporting Report - 2009Town Planning Applications North 24 JanuaryTransport SPD December 2008
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