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8 Home office ST Winter Gardens 7m Main bedroom 15.5m2 W dia Store 1m2 D Kitchen/ Living/ Dining 25.5m F/F 1500 RB Store 1.4m2 WM Kitchen/ Living/ Dining 25m2 WM RB W D 1000 Single bedroom 9m2 Home office AOV Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects 27

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12 Walthamstow Town Centre Area Action Plan - Adoption Version (October 2014) 16 Policy WTCOS1 - Snooker Hall at Junction of Hoe Street and Forest Road Site Area Current Use - Snooker Hall (leisure) Planning History 2006 Approval for new internally illuminated signs Refusal to change of use of ground floor from a shop to a restaurant (the proposal would result in an unacceptable level of general activity, disturbance and vehicular movement. It is also likely to result in an unacceptable level of parking pressure in this heavily parked area to the detriment of highway safety and general amenity) Approval for change of use of ground floor from amusement arcade to American pool hall in conjunction with existing snooker hall at first floor. Context The snooker hall is an existing two storey building in a prominent location on the junction of Hoe Street and Forest Road. The surrounding area is broadly residential in character, but there are also a number of retail and community uses on Forest Road and Hoe Street. The site is within 5 minutes walking distance of Walthamstow shopping centre and approximately minutes from Walthamstow underground/overground/bus stations. Lloyd Park and playing fields are also within reasonable walking distance of the site. Planning Policy & Regeneration - London Borough of Waltham Forest 83 Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects 31

13 Walthamstow Town Centre Area Action Plan - Adoption Version (October 2014) PTAL: The site has a PTAL of 3 Proposed Use - Housing led mixed use scheme including social infrastructure. Number of Homes: Social Infrastructure/Commercial Floorspace: sq.m net Site Issues and Opportunities Intensification The existing site is under-utilised. Development of this site would provide an opportunity to intensify uses. Activity Many of the edges of this site are currently inactive. Proposals should create active frontages facing onto Forest Road and Hoe Street. The social infrastructure use should be on the ground floor with residential uses on the upper floors. Social Infrastructure Use This site is suitable for social infrastructure uses as defined by the Core Strategy CS3 - Providing Infrastructure (also see glossary). The proposed social infrastructure uses(s) should be compliment the residential use and not have any adverse impacts in terms of noise and disturbance. Prominent location The site is highly visible on a key junction (both Hoe Street and Forest Road are principal roads) is a gateway into the town centre and therefore proposals would be required to exhibit the highest quality of architecture in terms of design, detailing and workmanship, and positively respond to local context and character. Due to the high profile nature of the site, developers should consider the inclusion of public art. Building heights The building heights in the area are broadly 2 and 3 storeys and therefore 2-4 storeys would be appropriate for this site. Access The land to the south and east of the site slopes steeply up towards Walthamstow Village, creating considerable level variations around the periphery of the site. This is considered a challenge to development as proposals should seek to achieve an accessible environment both externally and internally. The footway around the site is also affected by steep changes in level. Proposals should, where possible, seek to improve accessibility of the pedestrian environment on the public footway near the site. Servicing This site is located on the busy junction of Hoe Street and Forest Road. Given this intensity of use, servicing and refuse collection should be made from Howard Road and proposals should allow for service vehicles to be brought off the highway wherever possible to enable traffic flows to be maintained. 84 Planning Policy & Regeneration - London Borough of Waltham Forest Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects

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15 HSW-DS-01-ZZ-SA-A-K (P)00 - Schedule of Accommodation Project No:. Project Name: Hoe Street, Walthamstow E17 4SD Client: DLR Property Date: April 2015 To be read in conjunction with HSW-DS-01-DR-A-P100/106 ACCOMMODATION SCHEDULE PRIVATE AMENITY SPACE UNIT TYPE Unit No. Floor Level Tenure Unit Type No. Hab Rooms Area Balcony Flat Dual Aspect 1B2P 2B3P 2B4P 3B4P m 2 Single Level UNIT 001 1st UNIT 002 1st UNIT 003 1st UNIT 004 1st UNIT 005 1st UNIT 006 2nd UNIT 007 2nd UNIT 008 2nd UNIT 009 2nd UNIT 010 2nd UNIT 011 3rd UNIT 012 3rd UNIT 013 3rd UNIT 014 3rd UNIT 015 3rd UNIT 016 4th UNIT 017 4th UNIT 018 4th UNIT 019 4th UNIT 020 4th UNIT 021 5th UNIT 022 5th SUB TOTAL ,422 m 2 UNIT MIX 1 BED 2 BED 2 BED 3 BED TOTAL TOTAL UNIT TYPES PERCENTAGE MIX 45% 27% 14% 14% 100% Social infrastructure 1 UNIT 275 m2 TOTAL UNITS 22 AR Affordable Rent- Affordable Housing TOTAL HABITABLE ROOMS 61 SO Share Ownership - Affordable Housing SITE AREA (ha) P Private DENSITY (BY UNIT) 355 DENSITY (BY HAB. ROOMS) 984 Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects