2^nd February 2022 Planning Committee – Additional Representations

Item	Site Address	Application No.	Comment
A	Court Farm, King George VI Avenue, Hove, BN3 6XJ	BH2021/03511	The agent has requested that the application be withdrawn.
C	Land to the East of Coldean Lane, North of Varley Halls, South of A27	BH2021/03525	Conditions 32 (affordable housing), 37 (overheating), 41 (activity equipment), and 42 (noise protection) have been discharged under reference no. BH2021/01616. Therefore they should now read as follows: Condition 32: The scheme for the provision of affordable housing shall be carried out in accordance with the accommodation schedule ref. 19099-HGP-XX-ZZ-SA-A-9501 approved under BH2021/01616. The affordable housing shall be provided in accordance with the approved scheme and shall meet the definition of affordable housing in Annex 2 of the National Planning Policy Framework or any future guidance that replaces it. Condition 37: The works shall be carried out in accordance with the Overheating Analysis Version 1 Rev A (PMC Construction, 27.04.2020) approved under BH2021/01616 and retained thereafter. Reason: To create shade and reduce solar overheating and to comply with Policy CP8 of the Brighton & Hove City Plan Part One. Condition 41: The active play and learning equipment shall be provided in the equipped areas of play in accordance with the details approved under BH2021/01616 and shall be installed before the first occupation of the development or its completion, whichever is sooner. Condition 42: The works shall be carried out in accordance with the International Standard Method for Measurement of Airbourne Sound (Test Report No: 3464) approved under BH2021/01616. Each unit shall utilise a whole dwelling ventilation scheme incorporating suitable acoustic attenuation.
F	Rockwater, Kingsway, Hove	BH2021/03900	Letter of support received from Peter Kyle MP Two (2) further comments received making the following points: · The huts in the proposed location cause congestion on the footway · The huts have not been designed to provide easy level access, can a ramped access solution be explored?