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Proposal:

Phased mixed-use redevelopment of the site comprising: - Demolition of all existing buildings/structures and site clearance, except 82 and (part) 83 Borough Road which are to be retained, altered and refurbished for Flexible Commercial, Business and Service, and Learning and Non-Residential Institution Uses (Class E/F1 / F2(b)); - Construction of basement structure and vehicular access; - Construction of buildings to provide Dwellings (Class C3), Flexible Commercial, Business and Service and mixed food and drink and leisure uses (including drinking establishments with expanded food provision, hot food takeaways, live music performance venue and cinema) (Class E / Sui Generis) and public toilets; and - Provision of associated car and cycle parking, open space and landscaping, means of access and highway alterations, installation of plant and utilities and all other associated ancillary works incidental to the development For information: - proposed Building A is 38 storeys with mezzanine level and additional rooftop plant/enclosure (142.5m AOD, 138.6m above ground), proposed Building B is 44 storeys with mezzanine level and additional rooftop lift overrun/enclosure (161.6m AOD, 157.9m above ground), proposed Building C is 10/14 storeys mezzanine level and additional rooftop lift overrun/enclosure (61.7m AOD, 58.1m above ground) and proposed Building D is 18 storeys with mezzanine level and additional rooftop enclosure (75.5m AOD, 71.9m above ground). Building E, as altered, is to remain at its existing maximum height (20.5m AOD, 17.2m above ground). The development as a whole comprises: - 892 dwellings, comprising 45 studios, 310 one-beds, 419 two-beds, 109 three beds and 9 four-beds (Class C3); - 480 sq.m GIA of flexible commercial, business, service and learning and non-residential institution floorspace (Class E / F1/F2(b)); - 2,128 sq.m GIA of commercial, business and service floorspace (Class E); - 3,980 sq.m GIA of flexible com

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