Council Partnerships & Civic Engagement
Official consultative portals, verified administrative contacts, statutory planning frameworks, and tailored exploratory proposals for Westminster City Council and The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC).
High Park — The Mountain is an independent conceptual proposal created by Ervin Remus Radosavlevici. Neither Westminster City Council nor RBKC has approved or funded this proposal. We engage with local authorities strictly through published statutory pre-application channels, verified business support mechanisms, and public innovation consultations. We do not falsely represent councils as sponsors, nor do we request circumvention of statutory planning procedures or Crown land protections.
Official Portals & Contacts
Statutory Role & Boundary Context
Local Planning Authority (LPA) for City of Westminster; statutory consultee on Metropolitan Open Land (MOL) and strategic London Plan referrals to the Mayor of London.
Hyde Park falls within the administrative boundary of the City of Westminster; however, freehold ownership and statutory management are vested in the Crown and The Royal Parks charity under the Crown Estate Act 1961. Any development inquiry must strictly differentiate council planning jurisdiction from Crown statutory prohibitions.
Council Strategic Priorities
- Fairer Westminster Strategy (Fairer Housing, Economy, Environment, Communities & Council)
- Net Zero Carbon Westminster by 2040 and Citywide Net Zero by 2040
- Oxford Street District & West End Economic Renewal & Creative Tourism
- Inclusive Youth Employment, Skills & London Living Wage Adoption
- Clean Air Action Plan & Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SuDS)
Formal Exploratory Engagement Proposal
Executive Summary
This formal submission respectfully introduces HIGH PARK — THE MOUNTAIN: an original architectural, ecological, and subterranean leisure concept conceived by founder Ervin Remus Radosavlevici. We formally recognize that Hyde Park is Grade I Crown land with strict statutory restrictions. Therefore, we approach Westminster City Council not to seek premature site consent or financial guarantees, but to solicit expert planning and regeneration guidance regarding candidate locations, statutory constraints, Net Zero 2040 alignment, and suitable external grant programmes.
Specific Requests for Consideration
An introductory exploratory meeting with the Westminster Planning, Regeneration, or External Funding teams.
Professional advice on candidate site feasibility within the Greater London strategic framework, acknowledging Crown land legal limits.
Guidance on Westminster's Environmental and Climate requirements (Net Zero 2040, SuDS, and Biodiversity Net Gain standards).
Signposting to appropriate public funding programmes, low-carbon capital grants, and innovation partnerships.
Exploration of community benefit alignment, including free nature discovery for Westminster state schools and children's facilities.
Review of potential civic or educational partnerships, strictly subject to Council policy, statutory powers, and independent committee approval.