Dear Mr Soudy

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT REQUEST REF: 2017-0847

I am writing to confirm that we received your information request on 22 June 2017. For your information and future communications your request has been allocated the reference number FOI2017-0847. Please quote this reference in any future correspondence.

We will consider your request and respond in accordance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Our duty is to respond promptly or at least within 20 working days.

Regards

Paul Stott Data Protection Officer Shared ICT Service
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
The Town Hall, Hornton Street, London, W8 7NX
Tel: 07739315339
Email: [email address] Website: www.rbkc.gov.uk

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Dear Mr. Soudy

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST REF: 2017-0847

I am responding to your request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000,
which we received on 22 June 2017, for information held by the Council.
Your request is as follows:

Dear Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, I am asking for information
in regards to a demolition application for Grenfell Tower dated Thursday
22 May 2014 under reference number DEM/14/02401.

1. Who was the demolition of the Tower proposed by?

2.What plans for tower and residents, if any, was proposed if demolition
was approved?

3. Was a decision ever made in regards to the demolition application? and
for what reasons?

4. Was the application for demolition still in progress awaiting a
decision?

Kensington and Chelsea TMO submitted a Building Regulations ‘Full Plans
application’ on the 05/08/2014 reference FP/14/03563. This application was
made following planning permission being granted for the proposed scheme.
In addition to the Full Plans application, a ‘Demolition Notice’,
reference DEM/14/02401, was submitted on the 21/05/2014. This application
was in relation to parts of the building which were removed as enabling
works to facilitate the building works under FP/14/03563.

The scope of the demolition work can be found in the attached Key Decision
Report.

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Yours sincerely

Robin Yu

Information Governance and Management Officer

Shared ICT Service

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

The Town Hall, Hornton Street, London W8 7NX

Tel: 020 7938 8226

mail: [2][email address] | Website: [3]http://www.rbkc.gov.uk

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