I had a look last week. There is one of those planning notification laminate notices on the scaffolding.
IIRC, scaffold is to enable repair of structural damage to the building and is licensed until end November
November came and went.
Scaffolding still there and buses diverted. Looks like now has an extension until March
Here's the detail, using the power of text recognition from photos:
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Scaffold No: TFL11856
Transport for London hereby grants to:
Stuart Herridge Of Roxwell Ltd
(The "licence") to place and maintain the Scaffold on the highway known as:
170 Norwood Road
Subject to the following terms:
1. No Scaffold shall stand before 09/09/2021.
2.No Scaffold shall remain after 09/03/2022.
3. No Scaffold shall be in place by virtue of this licence except in the position
specified in the licence application.
4.Roxwell Ltd hereby agrees to comply with the attached Conditions for Scaffold
Licence.
5. Transport for London reserves the right to revoke this licence, by written notice to
the licensee, in the event of any breach of the Terms and Conditions.
Transport for London
Date: 26/11/2021
24 hour Emergency Contact: Streets Customer Services - 0343 222 1234
Pursuant to the Highways Act 1980, a Scaffold Licence at 170 Norwood Road is granted to:
Stuart Herridge
The Red Barn,
Berwick Pond Road
Rainham,
Essex RM13 9EL
Upon the following conditions:
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•Emergency licence to repair structural damage to shopfront.
•Some carriageway incursion - bus lane is closed.
•Eootway closed with pedestrian management and signage in place.
•When erecting structure work to be marshalled to ensure no conflict with pedestrian traffic.
•No cross braces at ground level.
•Scaffold to be lit where appropriate.
•All support poles to be clearly visible to all pedestrians and protected.
•The scaffold will never cover or impede any utility apparatus or street assets.
•Pedestrians to be considered during erection and dismantle as well as in between.
•Sightlines regarding all traffic signals/signs to be maintained at all times.
•No part of the scaffold may be within 450mm of the kerb face
•No negative impact on trees.
•Scaffold inspected weekly to ensure structure is suitably safe at all times and tagged to demonstrate this has been done.
•Scaffolding to be erected by competent and qualified scaffolders.
•The license must be clearly displayed on the structure at all times.
•All licensees are required to carry out a COVID-19 risk assessment on their proposed structure.
•All Marshals should be trained accordingly on Covid-19 awareness and working using social distancing methodology.
•The licensee should do everything practical to manage the transmission risk.
•Licensee needs to consider access requirements from the perspective of people who are visually
impaired, use wheelchairs, older people, parents with children e.g. to reduce obstructions, in line
with the Equality Act 2010.
•Transport for London (TL) reserves the right to revoke this licence, by written notice to the
licensee, in the event of any breach of the terms and conditions. In the event of any such
termination the Licensee shall immediately cease to use, for any purpose, the air space above
the Highway. Any such termination is without prejudice to the rights of any party, which existed
prior to the grant of this licence.
This consent is also subject to conditions as enclosed.
Limit of structure
The structure shall not exceed the dimensions below:
Street in which structure is required 170 Norwood Road
Length 6m
Height 10m
Projection over public highway
from back line of public footpath
