Non material amendment to planning permission ref. no. 21/AP/3794 [dated 20/01/2022] in relation to Canada Dock for 'Application for the approval of reserved matters (Access, Appearance, Landscaping, Layout and Scale) in relation to Canada Dock and land adjacent to zone D pursuant to hybrid planning permission ref. 18/AP/1604 dated 29th May 2020, relating to the redevelopment of Canada Dock, including the re-grading and re-planting of the SINC, construction of a new boardwalk, construction of steps and accessible slopes along the southern edge and associated public realm, informal play space and landscape improvements'. The amendment seeks the following: - The removal of 4 no. existing willow trees and their replacement with 4 no. new trees. - The relocation of 5 no. cycle stands (10no. cycle spaces) next to where the existing willows trees are located. - The relocation of 5 no. cycle stands (10no. cycle spaces) to accommodate the revised design of the Pergola area. - The replacement of the consented lightweight Pergola with a tiered lawn area and associated planting. - The removal of the bench on the North Landing of the Boardwalk

Application to vary conditions 2, 4 - 8, 11, 12, 14 and 19 - 21 of planning consent 201022 for the proposed restoration and conversion of existing building into a library, erection of a single storey lobby/link area and a two storey extension to provide multi-purpose community facilities including a caf�, plus associated landscaping and demolition of existing public toilets. Condition 2 relates to approved details, 4 refers to a landscape strategy; 5 to hard and soft landscaping; 6 to tree protection; 7 to landscape management; 8 to boundary treatment; 11 to central partition details, 12 to bat licence, 14 to drainage; 19 to remediation; 20 to sustainability and 21 to bin storage. The variation is to part or full discharge Conditions 4-6, 8, 13, 20 and 21 and to vary Conditions 7, 12 and 19 to amend trigger points, to vary Condition 11 to remove the requirement to retain the partition and to vary Condition 2 and to allow amendments to insulation, rooflights, low carbon measures and a sprinkler system

Minor Material Amendment to planning consent 22/AP/1099 dated 27/07/2022 for part demolition of existing structure including garage, single and double storey side and rear extensions, front and rear garden reconfiguration including works to trees, provision of air conditioning condenser. The amendments sought are for trees removed during development to be agreed in writing by the LPA in accordance with condition 4, plant 1x 20-25cm Magnolia Grandiflora Gallissionniere in the front garden along with a further tree (T2) 3m tall Amelanchier in mitigation and an amendment to the approved plan: 12.200- PROPOSED FRONT GARDEN LANDSCAPING PLAN (Rev: A).

s.73 Minor material amendment of planning permission ref. no. 23/AP/0066, itself a minor material amendment of planning permission ref. no. 20/AP/2795: Extension and replacement of Junior and Lower School buildings, landscaping, tree works and new boundary treatment. The amendments include the following: Condition 7 - Update of the Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection plan to include the removal of the following trees: T14 - Pyracantha C2 - to be removed to allow for access to meter enclosure T15 - Pyracantha C2 - to be removed to allow for access to meter enclosure T16 - Ash C1 - to be removed to allow for access to meter enclosure Condition 13 - Addition of 3 x 30-35cm trees to landscaping plan.

Non-material amendment of planning permission ref. no. 20/AP/0359: 'Construction of a six-storey building comprising 31 self-contained residential units (Use Class C3) (14 x 1-bed, 12 x 2-bed and 5 x 4-bed), hard and soft landscaping, communal amenity space, secure cycle storage, and other associated works.' to change internal layouts, external appearance, arboricultural method statement, and tree protection plan.

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of Planning Permission 21/02251/FULMAJ (Development of Retirement Apartments with care (Use Class C2) including the demolition of existing buildings, formation of new vehicular access, parking, retaining structures, hardstanding, sewer diversion, erection of substation, refuse and maintenance stores, with associated works to trees, landscaping, formation of communal facilities and amenity space), as amended by non-material amendment 23/00588/AMENDS.

Non Material amendment to Planning Permission 20/00130/VAR dated 30th April 2020 - Landscaping scheme which proposes the street trees on Thames Road to be in ground planters, rather than tree pits as originally proposed.

Non-material amendment to planning permission CA/18/00490/FUL for the proposed part two-storey and part three-storey 64 bed care home with accommodation in the roof together with associated landscaping, parking and access; to allow the replacement of the Plant Room windows to steel louvres for ventilation and relocation of the newly planted trees to the northern boundary on Cockering Road.

Non-material amendement from planning application 12/01480/OUT:- (Outline planning application (Access to be determined at outline stage and layout, scale, appearance & landscaping reserved for future determination) for residential development comprising up to 575 houses and supporting uses, including primary school, recreational open space, sports facilities, neighbourhood scale retail(A1/A2), business and community uses (B1/D1) and a pub/restaurant (A3/A4); together with landscaping, infrastructure and associated works.) Non-material amendment to Phase 1B (public open space, eastern parcel) to include removal of mown grass path adjacent to attenuation basin, dog waste bin relocated to sports field access, proposed hedge planting shortened to where it meets existing planting, some proposed trees relocated within open space and plant schedule updated

Non-material amendment to planning permission 20/00130/VAR dated 30th April 2020, amendment to the landscaping scheme which proposes the three street trees on Thames Road to be in ground planters, rather than tree pits as originally proposed.