The 1 Undershaft office tower scheme, which would be the tallest building in the City of London, had been expected to be rubber stamped when it went before planners yesterday.
But the decision was deferred by officials owing to a row over its impact on workers in the Square Mile.
Members instead voted to send it back to the applicant Stanhope to enable “minor adjustments” before returning to the committee.
Doubts about whether “minor” changes would address key concerns were raised by a handful of councillors.
It is not known how long it will take for any revisions to be made, though a City spokesperson said it is hoped the proposal will return “ASAP”.
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