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2.3 The proposed extension will mirror the height of the existing two storey offices,<br />

which st<strong>and</strong> at 38.95 m AOD. The extension will project northwards across four<br />

structural bays, totalling approximately 32m in length. In terms of design, the proposed<br />

development will appear as a seamless extension to the existing roof level office<br />

accommodation which runs parallel with the eastern elevation of the shopping centre<br />

with a slight projecting facade.<br />

2.4 As a consequence of the proposed extension, the relocation of existing roof level<br />

plant forms part of these proposals. This plant, together with additional new plant would<br />

be accommodated within a new plant deck on top of the roof of the existing Net-a-<br />

Porter offices, located immediately to the south of the proposed office extension. The<br />

new plant deck would be screened by perimeter louvres. The top of the plant deck<br />

would st<strong>and</strong> at 4.6m above the existing roof ridge level.<br />

2.5 The following technical reports <strong>and</strong> documents have been submitted in support of<br />

the full planning application:<br />

- Application drawings by Buchans/Westfield;<br />

- <strong>Planning</strong> Statement by Montagu Evans;<br />

- Design <strong>and</strong> Access Statement, including Waste Management Statement, Acoustic<br />

Statement <strong>and</strong> SUDS Statement by Buchans/Westfield;<br />

- Energy <strong>and</strong> Sustainability Statement by Cudd Bentley;<br />

- Transport Statement (including Travel Plan, March 2013) by Vectos <strong>and</strong>;<br />

- CIL Information Form by Montagu Evans.<br />

3.0 CONSULTATIONS<br />

3.1 The application has been advertised by way of 6 x site notices (dated 24/05/13) <strong>and</strong><br />

a newspaper press release (dated 24/05/13). Letters of notification were sent to 386<br />

adjacent properties including properties within the Royal Borough of Kensington <strong>and</strong><br />

Chelsea (RBKC).<br />

One response has been received objecting to the application but did not set out the<br />

planning grounds for the objection.<br />

Shepherd's Bush Town Centre Manager: No response:<br />

Hammersmith <strong>and</strong> Fulham Access <strong>and</strong> Disability Forum: No response<br />

Transport for London: No objections to the proposals subject to provision of financial<br />

infrastructure contribution towards White City Opportunity Area, provision of cycle safety<br />

measures <strong>and</strong> travel plans. Further comments incorporated into Transport <strong>and</strong> Parking<br />

section in the main body of this report.<br />

Royal Borough of Kensington <strong>and</strong> Chelsea (RBKC): No response<br />

The following tenants <strong>and</strong> residents associations have been consulted:<br />

McFarlane Road, Wood Lane Residents, Wood Lane Tenants, White City Community<br />

Group, White City Neighbourhood Forum, White City Residents <strong>and</strong> Edward Woods<br />

Estate Residents: No responses have been received at the date of writing the report.<br />

Hammersmith Society: No objections raised to proposals.

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