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Decision on London River Park deferred
<a href='http://bit.ly/HEmVGW' target="_blank">City of London - Decision on London River Park deferred</a> Martin Farr, commented: “It is unfortunate that, at this time, the Planning and Transportation Committee is unable to consider this proposal. “In order to properly exercise its duty as the local planning authority, the City’s Planning and Transportation Committee needs to be able to consider all of the material facts." -
Safety concerns could torpedo £60m Thames floating park
<a href='http://bit.ly/HK8Iu6' target="_blank">London Evening Standard - Safety concerns could torpedo £60m Thames floating park</a> The corporation's planning chairman, Martin Farr, said: "We need to be able to consider all the material facts. We look forward to receiving further information as to whether the issues identified can be resolved." -
Further restrictions on floating river park
<a href='http://bit.ly/HEnf8E' target="blank">Greater London Publishing - Further restrictions on floating river park</a> Brian Mooney, an early enthusiast for the project, asked for clarification: “What is the implication of this – does it make the river park more likely, or less likely?” There were no implications as there had been no application, said chairman Martin Farr. Protection of the bridges was paramount. -
Gensler’s Thames river park sent back to drawing board
<a href='http://bit.ly/Iq4tGj' target="_blank">Architects Journal - Gensler’s Thames river park sent back to drawing board</a> Chairman of the City of London Corporation’s planning and transportation committee, Martin Farr, said: ‘It is unfortunate that, at this time, the committee is unable to consider this proposal."
