Bristol-area planning lists show cluster of condition-discharge applications for major schemes

The latest weekly planning lists from Bristol City Council and North Somerset Council show several major projects advancing through applications to discharge conditions set on earlier permissions.

At Little George Street, Bristol BS2 9DQ, four separate applications seek approval of details reserved by conditions on permission 24/03528/F, which covers demolition and redevelopment for purpose-built student accommodation and flexible workspace or community units [2][3][4][5]. The submissions cover noise mitigation measures, a remediation strategy and verification plan, a sustainable drainage system, and overheating [2][3][4][5].

In Avonmouth, three applications relate to permission 25/15465/F for land adjoining Berth T and Graving Dock at Royal Edward Dock, BS11 9DL, where the proposal is to permanently retain an existing pre-cast concrete production building and build temporary associated development [7][8][9]. The reserved details concern unexploded ordnance, development set-back, and a construction-phase employment and skills plan [7][8][9].

A further application at Access 18, Bristol BS11 8HT, seeks approval of BREEAM details reserved by condition for an industrial commercial unit with offices, lorry and cycle parking, and landscaping [1].

Outside the city, North Somerset Council listed tree works at 45 Sally Hill, Portishead BS20 7BH [6]. Bristol City Council also recorded a domestic renovation at 20 Dublin Crescent, Bristol BS9 4NA, which includes the addition of photovoltaic cells [10].