Temporary padel courts at The Clearings, Brompton, London SW3

“The nearest residential enclave to the site is the Wiltshire Close Estate which comprises 6 storey blocks of purpose built flats. 4.The proposal and any relevant planning history 4.1Consent is sought for temporary signage and associated branding on proposed replacement hoarding.”

“3.The site and its surroundings 3.1The application site is a large area of land bound by Draycott Avenue to the southwest, Mossop Street to the northwest and Denyer Street to the southeast. Previously known as the Council depot and Leverett Street, all buildings on the site have been demolished and the site remains vacant.”

“These policies can be read online at: · Local Plan: https://www.rbkc.gov.uk/planning-and-building-control/planning-policy/local-pla n/local-plan Other local strategies or publications 5.3The main relevant supplementary planning documents adopted by the Council are: ·Transport and Streets 5.4 These documents can be read online at: https://www.rbkc.gov.uk/planning-and-building-control/planning-policy/suppleme ntary-planning-documents-and-guidance 6.Evaluation 6.1As set out…”

“Overall, the proposed adverts would have an acceptable impact upon public safety. Issues and balancing 6.12On balance, the proposed advertisement is acceptable. Whilst the hoarding would be prominent due to its scale of site that it would be circulating, its simple design, lack of illumination, screening function and temporary 12-month duration ensure that it would not result in material harm to the amenity of the area.”

“Reason 1 Insufficient information has been provided to demonstrate that there would not be a detrimental impact to residents and the school by virtue of the noise emitted from the Padel courts and associated use of the space.”

“Reason 3 Insufficient clear and precise information has been provided to establish the nature, extent and delivery of the community offer associated with the proposed development. Consequently, the local planning authority is unable to establish the scope of the community benefits that would be delivered, the certainty of their provision or the weight that can reasonably be attributed to them in the planning balance.”