The Planning sub-committee reviews all SE5 planning applications received by Southwark and Lambeth Councils that have an impact on the Camberwell area. Applications are reviewed to ensure that they are appropriate to their surroundings and that sufficient information has been submitted with the application.

Members comments received prior to discussion at the next meeting are always recorded and considered

Regularly we host developers and their designers with their proposals both at pre and at planning application stage and review their proposals and provide considered suggestions.

Through the work of the sub-committee, the Society has been instrumental in saving many buildings of note including Addington Square, Denmark Hill Station and part of Windsor Walk. The Society has also been instrumental in influencing new development to make a positive contribution to the area, and works with local residents and tenants groups where there are common issues. The current composition of the Planning sub-committee is: Tim Gaymer, Anthony Kyrke-Smith, Valerie Balleny, Elizabeth Borowiecka, Jason Leech, Robert Potz, Jonathan Hunt and Sandra Simpson.

Potential new members are welcome to attend a meeting as an observer initially. The Society is currently under represented by members from the Myatt Fields and Brunswick Park areas.

Meetings of the Planning sub-committee are usually held in the evenings at monthly intervals.

If you wish to contribute to the work please contact planning@camberwellsociety.org.uk

19/AP/1123 | FIRST FLOOR AND SECOND FLOOR, 82-84 CAMBERWELL CHURCH STREET, LONDON, SE5 8QZ

June 2019

19/AP/1123

Change of use of level 01 and level 02 of the host property from unoccupied and unused B1 (Office) to C4 (Residential HMO). Replacement of existing windows to rear elevation only from timber and crittall to white upvc.

This is a conversion to seven bedsits, a communal kitchen and two WC/shower-rooms.

The corridors run along the Camberwell Church Street side and rooms face South to the back over a large ground floor rear extension relating to the existing ground floor uses.

This is a very basic/minimal looking conversion. Externally we will not see any obvious changes. Some air bricks to vent a cupboard and I assume window repairs and redecorating.

So, nothing to like but also nothing visually to object to except perhaps the rear windows being changed to UPVC. The existing rear windows are a poor mixture.

Proposed comment - none

The Camberwell Society

19/AP/1123 | FIRST FLOOR AND SECOND FLOOR, 82-84 CAMBERWELL CHURCH STREET, LONDON, SE5 8QZ

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