Your Ref: 
Our Ref: 20/02773/FUL

	
	
Mr Simon Oelman
c/o Mr Neil McHugh
 Mill Farm 
Hathern Road
Shepshed
LE12 9RP
UK

29th September 2020

Dear Mr Simon Oelman
This application is submitted under the:
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990
(and associated legislation)

Proposed Development At:
	Sport Court (MUGA) Land Adjacent Deepdene Gardens London SW2 2SA  	
For:	Redevelopment of existing sports court to Multi-Use Games area with perimeter fencing and floodlights.	
Applicant:	Mr Simon Oelman	

 I acknowledge receipt of your application and fee in the sum of £468 which was received on 18th August 2020 and made valid on 3rd September 2020.

Site Visit:

The application will now be passed to a Planning Officer to assess. A site visit is normally required in order to fully assess and understand the application, and at this time a pink Site Notice will also be posted for most applications.  We are only able to undertake site visits during normal working hours (9am to 4.30pm). Some site visits require access onto the property, and if this is the case the Planning Officer will phone to arrange a time. If access onto the property is needed in order to make a complete assessment of the application and you are unable to provide this, this may result in problems with our ability to determine the proposal.

Consultation:

We are required to carry out Consultation on the majority of applications. However, it would be in your best interests to carry out your own consultation with residents and resident groups.This could be in the form of either arranging a meeting, or providing them with documents/plans detailing the application.  The planning process is likely to be much less contentious if this is done, and local residents may even be able to have some useful input based on local knowledge. Residents tend to be more positive or accommodating if they feel they have been involved and/or consulted by applicants at an early stage. 

Time Frame and Right of Appeal:

We will endeavour to process your application as soon as possible. However, if you have not been notified of the Council’s decision in 8 weeks of the validation date, you are entitled to appeal directly to the Planning Inspectorate on the basis of non-determination, within the following 6 months period. Their address is The Planning Inspectorate, Room 3/13 Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6PN. Alternatively they can be contacted via their website at www.planningportal.gov.uk/planning/appeals or by phoning 0303 444 5000.

If you should appeal, the Council will not be able to determine your application, as it will be handled by the Planning Inspectorate’s appeal procedure. It may be in your interest to speak to your Case Officer before considering an appeal.  

Your proposal may also require approval under the Building Regulations and you should contact the Building Control Call Centre on 020 7926 9000 (option 5) where they will be pleased to advise you of their requirements.

The Council’s website (www.lambeth.gov.uk/planning) has detailed planning information regarding the planning process and current planning applications.  This includes information such as frequently asked questions, applications forms, Council policies relating to development (Unitary Development Plans) and links to other useful Planning websites.  The website also has a link to Planning Applications Database which enables you to search for details of your application and other current and historic application (including important dates). If you have a general planning enquiry the website may be the best source of information.
Please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any queries.
Yours sincerely
Miss Panyun Chow
Case Officer: DC Case Officer
Contact: 020 7926 1263
Email: pchow@lambeth.gov.uk

Please Note: Introduction of the Lambeth Community Infrastructure Levy

The London Borough of Lambeth is introducing its own Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Charging Schedule from the 1st October 2014

Lambeth CIL Charges 
The Lambeth CIL charges (per square metre of gross internal floor area) are:

Development type	Zone A – Waterloo and Vauxhall	Zone B – Kennington, Oval and Clapham	Zone C – Streatham, West Norwood, Streatham Hill, Tulse Hill, Brixton and Herne Hill	
Residential	£265	£150	£50	
Hotel	£100	Nil	Nil	
Office	£125	Nil	Nil	
Industrial	Nil	Nil	Nil	
Large Retail Development *	£115	£115	£115	
Other Retail	Nil	Nil	Nil	
Student accommodation	£215	£215	£215	
All other uses not identified above	Nil	Nil	Nil	

(*) Large Retail Development is generally defined as being retail warehouses or superstores/ supermarkets.
Applicants may apply for statutory relief from CIL for affordable housing and buildings in operational use for charitable purposes.

Further information on the Lambeth  CIL and the operation of CIL, including discretionary relief, instalment, policy, what CIL may be spent on, and the responsibilities of applicants in terms of liability to pay and processes are available on the Lambeth web pages http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/planning-and-building-control/planning-applications-and-policies/community-infrastructure-levy-cil.

London Mayoral CIL 

The London Mayoral CIL will also continue to apply in addition to the Lambeth CIL. 

Lambeth has acted as the collecting authority for the Mayor’s CIL since 1 April 2012 when it became operational. The Mayoral CIL is charged at £35/sq. m and is chargeable for all uses other than educational and healthcare uses which are exempt, and is the same rate across the Borough.

Planning applications approved after 1 October 2014

Lambeth CIL will apply to planning permissions issued on or after 1 October 2014. Planning permissions issued before 1 October are not affected by CIL, even if the development has not been commenced. 

Undecided applications submitted before the start date will be liable to pay if they meet the criteria described above and planning permission is granted after the start date. This includes permissions which have obtained Committee’s resolution to grant subject to completing a satisfactory section 106 agreement (but where the Decision Notice has not been issued) and undetermined applications subject to continuing section 106 negotiations or completion of a section s106 agreement. Once CIL commences it will apply to all eligible development which gains planning permission regardless of any prior section 106 negotiations.

If you have any further questions about the CIL related matters raised in this section, please contact 
s106-cil@lambeth.gov.uk.

 Our Ref: 20/02773/FUL

Mr Simon Oelman
c/o Mr Neil McHugh
 Mill Farm 
Hathern Road
Shepshed
LE12 9RP
UK

		

29th September 2020

Dear Sir/Madam

RE: Redevelopment of existing sports court to Multi-Use Games area with perimeter fencing and floodlights.

We refer to your planning application above.  The above works may require Building Control consent.  

Lambeth Building Control offer expertise and local knowledge alongside a competitive and friendly service.  If you do require Building Control consent, or are unsure whether it is required and would like further information, please contact us on 020 7926 9000 or 020 7926 1288 and ask for Mike Baker.  

Alternatively, further information is available on our website where you can also download an application:  www.lambeth.gov.uk/buildingcontrol 

Yours faithfully

Nitesh Pankhania
Head of Building Control 
London Borough of Lambeth
Tel: 020 7926 1288
Fax: 020 7926 1155
Email: buildingcontrol@lambeth.gov.uk