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However, a Financial Viability Assessment has been submitted to demonstrate that it would not be financially viable for this scheme to deliver an affordable housing provision.  \n1.5 The proposal would redevelop the brownfield site, making best use of the land, and would provide significant benefits in comparison to the consented Prior Approval Scheme.  \nA resolution for the Approval of the planning application is therefore recommended, subject to the completion of a S106 agreement and  \nrecommended conditions.  \n2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION  \n2.1 The site, Victory Business Centre comprises four detached flat-roofed buildings built in the mid-1980s. With three of the buildings being two-storey and the fourth being three storeys. The Victory Business Centre (including Units 9-10) currently comprises a total of 3,661 square metres of floorspace, of which 2,261  \nis currently vacant. Within the occupied floorspace, 87% is in use as office space, with 13% being Sui Generis (in the form of the driving test centre) .  \n2.2 The Business Centre is accessed on its eastern boundary from Fleming Way, a private estate road with a central parking area; with vehicular access from Worton Road provided for Units 9 and 10. It is opposite the Fleming Way Trading Estate to the east - six medium-scale commercial buildings. The wider area surrounding the site is predominantly residential suburbs to the north and west, with some mixed uses such as commercial and retail to the east, and the wooded edge of the Mogden Sewage Treatment Plant to the south. The site is  \n1,200 metres south east of Hounslow Town Centre, and 700 metres west of South Street, Isleworth, which is designated as a large neighbourhood centre.  \n2.3 The application relates to one commercial block - units 9-10 Victory Business Park. It is at the front north-east corner of the estate fronting Worton Road and the internal access road and parking area accessed off Fleming Way. It is a single ‘H’ shaped block in an art deco style and provides a landmark ‘gateway’to the estate as a whole. The materials are red brick with concrete detailing around the sills, pier heads and copings.  \n2.4 The subject site itself and Fleming Way Trading Estate are allocated as a singular Locally Significant Industrial Site.  \n2.5 It has a public transport accessibility level (PTAL) of 1b (low) .  \n2.6 An red line and blue line boundary of the site is included below:  \nFigure 1: Site Location Plan  \n2.7  Constraints:  \n􀁸 Locally Significant Industrial Location  \n􀁸 Air Quality Management Area  \n􀁸 Flood Zone 1  \n3.0 PLANNING HISTORY  \n3.1 The following planning history is relevant to the subject property and wider Victory Business Centre  \n3.2 The application of particular importance in the determination of this planning application is 01467/A9-10/PA3, which was for Prior Ap","cbCaidXIrXPaOMTv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidXIrXPaOMTv","pdf",2745480,"English","# Summary\n## Key Proposal Outcomes\n# Site Description\n## Existing Buildings and Use\n## Access, Context, and Location\n## Site Constraints\n# Planning History\n## Prior Approvals and Related Applications\n# Details\n## Scope of Current Application","[{\"question\":\"What redevelopment is proposed for Units 9 and 10?\",\"answer\":\"Redevelopment of Units 9 and 10 to deliver a part four, part five-storey residential block providing 33 flats, with associated infrastructure and landscaping.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the proposal address sustainability and emissions?\",\"answer\":\"It targets a minimum 81% reduction in emissions compared with the Building Regulations Part L compliant baseline.\"},{\"question\":\"Will the scheme include affordable housing?\",\"answer\":\"No affordable homes are proposed; a Financial Viability Assessment is provided to support the conclusion that affordable housing provision is not viable for this scheme.\"}]","Units 9-10 Victory Business Centre Fleming Way - Redevelopment Planning Committee Application Summary | PDF",227]