Consultation - IP/22/00036/REM - Submission of Reserved Matters (access, landscaping and layout) for the Core Infrastructure for Phases 1, 2, 3, A, B, Ba, C and Ca comprising two site accesses off Westerfield Road, main spine road, drainage features including basins, swales, foul drainage routes, pumping stations and associated works pursuant to outline planning application for a mixed use development for up to 815 dwellings (C3); a district centre (with up to 6,040 sqm of floor space in the following use classes: A1 retail (not exceeding 4,540 sqm), financial services (A2), restaurants, pubs and takeaways (A3, A4, A5), business uses (B1a), dwellings and institutional residential uses (C2,C3) and non-residential institutions (including health centre (D1) and leisure uses (D2)); a primary school (D1); vehicular access from Westerfield Road (x2) and Henley Road (cycle, pedestrian, emergency vehicle, temporary bus route only); provision of public amenity space; provision of infrastructure (including highways, parking, cycle, pedestrian routes, utilities and sustainable drainage systems); landscaping and engineering works (including ground remodelling and enabling works). Works proposed will affect Tree Preservation Orders and public right of ways within the application site. An Environmental Statement has been submitted with the application under the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England and Wales) Regulations 2011 (as amended).

Discharge of Condition No. 7 of DC/20/1843/FUL - New 2 storey dwelling on site of Old Forge Cottage Annex - tree details

Discharge of Conditions 4, 9, 12, 13, 15 & 23 of DC/20/4646/FUL - (Hybrid application seeking outline planning permission, with all matters reserved, for up to 9,500 square metres Gross External Area (GEA) to provide administration, storage, welfare and canteen facilities and a visitor centre of up to 1,000 square metres GEA. Detailed planning permission is sought for demolition of some existing structures and redevelopment to include a training centre and interim visitor centre, an outage store, lay down area, car and cycle parking, landscaping, associated infrastructure (including utilities, plant and highway works), tree felling and other relevant works). Design, Noise, Landscaping, Contamination & Drainage Conditions

Discharge of Condtion No. 5 of DC/20/4777/FUL - Full planning application seeking permission for a replacement dwelling and double garage at The Oaks, Playford Lane, Rushmere, IP5 1DW - tree details.

Discharge of Conditions 3 and 5 of DC/22/2163/FUL (Proposed building to accommodate swimming pool and associated equipment/facilities) - materials and tree protection details.

Discharge of condition No. 6 of DC/22/0080/FUL - Refurbishment and extension to existing chalet bungalow. Demolition of existing contemporary brick wall and sliding vehicular gate - precise details of a tree and/or hedge planting scheme

Discharge of Condition Nos. 10,15 & 16 of DC/21/5407/VOC - Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 4 houses with associated external works - details of the areas to be provided for secure cycle storage and any electric vehicle infrastructure, lighting design strategy for biodiversity and details of a tree and/or hedge planting scheme

Discharge of Condition Nos. 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17 and 20 of DC/21/3706/FUL - Erection of detached dwelling and garage pursuant to planning permission (LPA Ref: C04/0187) - prevent the discharge of surface water from the development onto the highway, details of the areas to be provided for electric vehicle infrastructure, details of the areas to be provided for storage of Refuse/Recycling bins, detailed Arboricultural Method Statement, Construction Method Statement, i) materials and finishes; ii) hard surfacing, precise details of a scheme of landscape works (which term shall include tree and shrub planting, grass, earthworks and other operations as appropriate) and scheme for the provision and implementation of surface water drainage

Discharge of Condition(s) Nos. 4 and 5 of DC/19/4130/FUL - Clearance of some of an overgrown area to create a multi-functional amenity space for the local community with: a) area of long meadow grass with wild flowers and small fruiting trees, b) woodland area with trees, woodland planting, c) mown games area, d) an existing area of scrub land to maintain the ecological diversity. We aim to improve the natural habitat, and to encourage wildlife with more mixed native hedging and trees whilst creating a secure space for children with timber post and rail fencing of the stream and ditch. We have made provision for rubbish and recycling bins. We intend to site notice boards describing the wildlife that lives in the area so as to provide further interest for visitors. We have consulted with the Suffolk Wildlife trust for a wildlife appraisal (enclosed) and will continue to do so as the project progresses, in particular to ask for mitigation measures in developing the site so as to achieve a net gain in biodiversity. Some of this net gain will be through adding other plant species whilst retaining some of the existing scrub as well as the installation of bat boxes, small bird nesting boxes and bug boxes - Prior to the commencement of the development provision of details of tree planting, grassland creation methodology and fencing shall be submitted to the local planning authority. And Prior to the first use of the land a long term management plan for the site shall be produced identifying how its biodiversity value will be maintained and enhanced.

Discharge of Condition No.3 of DC/22/0151/FUL - Various external works:- 1. The existing bin store on the side of the existing building is to be relocated to the north edge of the site next to the existing GRP substation and enclosed in 1.8m high timber featheredge boarding with access gates to facilitate the ingress and egress of the bins 2. The existing gravel margin to the squash area is to be removed and replaced with a tarmacadam surface. 3. A new additional bike rack facility will be installed to the front building entrance area 4. One of the existing bike racks will receive a new canopy such as the example shown on drawing 002A 5. The south edge of the site will be relandscaped subject to planning approval and condition. The temp site entrance will be removed to this area with the kerb line reinstated. The existing vegetation and trees will be removed to the south edge as highlighted. It is considered that the existing vegetation and trees offer no enhancement features and would be better served by a new landscaping scheme. The area will be turfed and landscaped subject to a separate design by others and subject to LA approval and condition. A timber knee rail will be installed as shown to enable protection of the site boundary - Landscaping