What Pearl Yard residents and neighbours are entitled to

Every residential unit at Pearl Yard is entitled to a free TfL Cycle Hire annual membership on request for 3 years from first occupation. Residents must apply - there is no automatic enrolment. Once the developer has funded one membership for a unit in a given year, there is no obligation to fund a second in the same year.

Every residential unit at Pearl Yard is entitled to a free Car Club annual membership on request for 3 years from first occupation. The Car Club operator must be accredited by Carplus. Two on-site spaces and two on-street spaces in the vicinity are reserved for car club vehicles.

Pearl Yard is designated Permit-Free. Residents and commercial occupiers cannot apply for a Southwark Council parking permit (except Blue Badge holders) and cannot purchase contracted parking from any Council-owned car park. This is issued under section 16 of the Greater London Council (General Powers) Act 1974. Developers must include this disclosure in all marketing materials and tenancy documents.

The roof of Building BF-F must be open to the public during opening hours once 90 per cent of the residential units in Building BF-F are occupied. A publicly accessible lift will serve the terrace. The terrace and lift are owned and maintained by the developer.

Once delivered, the Northern and Southern Railway Arch Links provide 24-hour public pedestrian and cycle access through the site, free of charge. The Northern Arch Link passes through Blue Anchor Lane. The Southern Arch Link connects to Bombay Street. Lighting is maintained by the developer.

The developer must deliver a rolling Cultural Strategy providing publicly accessible cultural events on the ground floor multi-use spaces of Building BF-F. Events must be free or ticketed. No more than 20 days per year, and no more than 5 days in any one month, may be private or ticketed-only events.