Retrospective application for construction of conservatory, greenhouse and reconstruction of section of boundary wall.

Details of condition 3 (Landscaping and boundary treatment),5 (Electric vehicle charger) ,6 (Refuse screening) and 7 (External lighting) submitted pursuant to planning permission TM/22/01264/FL (Demolition of conservatory and construction of single storey extension to rear)

Discharge of condition Nos. (I), (II), (III), (IV) & (V) of DC/17/4307/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Construction of a two storey extension at rear and conservatory - (I) Full specification of materials of external materials, including hard surface within the curtilage. Photo of brick type Imperial handmade Farmhouse orange and country blend see attached the best match and probably one the most expensive bricks as they are handmade . Driveway areas a traditional block paving (would use Staffordshire blues as edging) see photo. Paving slate effect with Staffordshire blues as edging see photo (ii) Restored balconies. I Have attached drawings supplied previously from a staircase company showing staircase as is, and new balcony created where the new opening to the chapel first floor. obviously, this will be the same for opposite wall when removing the existing stairs. Hardwood handrail French polished with cast iron balusters in black (iii) Restored Arch Windows. The arch windows drawing has been sent. These will match the steel casement windows with leaded glass. (IV) New opening to the chapel to the first-floor flank. see John Bennett's drawing of the trammeled elliptical arch. (v) Boundary walls and gates. I have attached photo of the handmade brick Flemish bond to match existing brick of the old chapel. Lime mortar mix for the pointing. The boundary wall will be BOE. Photo of the style of oak gate attached

Change of use of Public House to residential use and conversion of Public House to 2 flats with 2 storey rear and single storey side extension and demolition of existing conservatory, demolition of existing outbuildings and construction of 4 houses, change of boundary location with 30 Startops, change of access for 30 Startops and construction of carport for 2 vehicles and enclosed store, two storey side extension for 30 Startops

Construction of a single storey rear extension (to replace existing conservatory) and installation of a side bay window and replacement 1.6m high fence on the north-eastern boundary.

Submission of Construction Transport Management Plan details pursuant to Condition 5 of permission 19/00564/HHOLD. Proposed demolition of existing garage, single storey side extension and conservatory to allow for construction of 2 no. two storey side extensions together with part two storey / part single storey rear extension and replacement roof to allow accommodation within the roof space. A new boundary treatment with 2 no. entrance gates is also proposed.

Neighbouring Borough Consultation for Demolition of existing (non-heritage) buildings and construction of a part 2 / part 3 storey building including refurbishment of the retained listed buildings providing a six form entry Secondary School and Sixth Form, including a two storey detached sports hall and Multi Use Games Area (MUGA), provision of a modified pedestrian entrance from Bexley Road including opening into the existing wall, playing fields, car parking, boundary treatment and landscaping including works to protected trees and associated works. Listed building works include: Demolition of modern extensions to the remains of the Mansion House and provision of a replacement part two, part three storey structure; Demolition of modern extensions to the Honeycomb Building and Engine House; Refurbishment and restoration of the Mansion House, Honeycomb Building and Engine House. These works include the removal of the removal of the modern mezzanine floor within the Picture Gallery and Gymnasium; Internal works to subdivide the Mansion House and Winter Garden; Refurbishment of the Western Stables and Groom Cottage; Boundary treatments and provision of a new pedestrian access into the site from Bexley Road; Refurbishment of the original lavatory. (The development may impact on the setting of three Grade II listed buildings being Avery Hill Training College (Entrance Gate And Adjoining Lodge), Avery Hill Training College (Main Doorway, Lobby, Passage And Theatre) and Avery Hill Training College (Conservatory))