Section 73 to continue the development permitted by R3.0039/22 (construction of two new west-facing slip roads at the Shores Green junction of the A40; an off-slip to allow eastbound vehicles to exit the A40 on to the B4022 towards Witney and an on-slip to allow westbound vehicles to enter the A40 from the B4022 at this junction. Two existing lay-bys to the west of the A40 overbridge will be removed to accommodate the construction of the slip roads) without complying with conditions 1 and 18 in order to replace a proposed shared-use path with a footway, merge two balancing ponds into one, re-align a drainage ditch, extend the highway boundary and make amendments to the landscaping scheme to include additional planting

Minor material amendment of planning permission ref. no. 22/AP/3965: Minor material amendment to planning permission ref. no. 22/AP/0968: Construction of a ground floor single-storey rear extension. Amendment sought: the development of the ground floor extension along the full length of the Eastern boundary of the property, which will accommodate ancillary uses that are unavailable at ground level both in the existing building and the consented scheme. MMA sought: seeking to raise the roof of the approved extension along the length of the Eastern boundary of the property; installation of two square roof lights on the green roof.

Minor material amendment to planning permission ref. no. 22/AP/0968: Construction of a ground floor single-storey rear extension. Amendment sought: the development of the ground floor extension along the full length of the Eastern boundary of the property, which will accommodate ancillary uses that are unavailable at ground level both in the existing building and the consented scheme.

Details of Condition 6 - the habitable rooms within the development sharing a party ceiling/floor element with commercial premises shall be designed and constructed to provide reasonable resistance to the transmission of sound sufficient to ensure that NR20 Leq, 5min due to noise from the commercial premises is not exceeded required by planning permission 19/AP/2265 dated 22/04/2020 for 'Removal of existing mansard and partial demolition of existing boundary wall to allow construction of two new storeys; ground floor kitchen/bin store extension; new glazed stairwell to create three 2-bedroom flats; raising one of the chimneys (incorporating an internal kitchen exhaust flue); the addition of two windows at first floor and the replacement of the existing twin-leaf pub door with a single glazed leaf. (Resubmission of 15/AP/2146).

Non-material amendment following a grant of planning permission 22/AP/0968 (Construction of a ground floor single-storey rear extension) to includes the development of the ground floor extension along the full length of the Eastern boundary of the property, which will accommodate ancillary uses that are unavailable at ground level both in the existing building and the consented scheme.

PART A: FULL PLANNING APPLICATION FOR RESTORATION WORKS TO HULTON PARK AND EXISTING STRUCTURES & HERITAGE ASSETS WITHIN IT, INCLUDING THE PLEASURE GROUNDS, DOVECOTE, WALLED GARDEN AND LAKES, THE DEMOLITION OF VARIOUSE EXISTING BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES; THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GOLF RESORT, INCLUDING AN 18-HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP-GRADE GOLF COURSE, CLUBHOUSE, GOLF ACADEMY (COMPROSING DRIVING RANGE, PRACTICE COURSE, ADVENTURE COURSE & ACADEMY BUILDING WITH SPORTS & LEARNING FACILITIES, A GOLF SHOP & CAFE); A HOTEL WITH ADJOINING SPA & CONFERENCE FACILITY, AND OTHER ANCILLARY BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES & ENGINEERING & LANDSCAPE WORKS INCLUDING A MAINTENANCE BUILDING, HIGHWAY ACCESSES, INTERNAL ACCESS ROADS, HIGHWAY UNDERPASS, VARIOUS BRIDGES, BOUNDARY TREATMENTS, EXTERNAL LIGHTING, PARKING, NEW AND REPLACEMENT AND OPEN SPACE; HIGHWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE; AND, WERE APPLICABLE, THE RE-ROUTING, UPGRADING AND EXTENSION OF PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY NETWORK AND THE CREATION OF NEW PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY, FOOTPATHS AND TRAILS. PART B: OUTLINE PLANNING APPLICATION FOR THE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OF UP TO 1,036 DWELLINGS, A LOCAL CENTRE; VILLAGE HALL; COMMUNITY ALLOTMENTS; PRIMARY SCHOOL; SHOT STAY HOLIDAY ACCONNODATION, COMPRISING THE CONVERSION OF HOME FARM COTTAGE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF MEWS BUILDING, CABINS AND LODGES; AND A RANGE OF OTHER RETAIL, LEISURE, RECREATION, COMMUNITY AND FOOD AND DRINK-RELATED USES; HIGHEAYS INFREASTRUCTURE; THE REGRADING OF LAND TO ACCOMMODATE THE GOLF COURSE AND STAGING AND SUBSEQUENT REGRADING FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT; AND, WHERE APPLICABLE, THE RE-ROUTING, UPGRADING AND EXTENSION OF THE PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY NETWORK, AND THE CREATION OF NEW PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY, FOOTPATHS AND TRAILS, WITH ALL MATTERS RESERVED EXCEPT FOR (IN PART) ACCESS, AND IN RESPECT OF SHORT STAY HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION, LAYOUT

Screening Opinion for the construction of two houseblocks (two storeys) for a total of 120 prisoners, a proposed record store, library, office and extension to the existing visitor car park (40 spaces) within boundary of HMP Standford Hill Category D Prison. The proposed development falls within Schedule 2 of the EIA Regulations 2017 (Schedule 2, 10 (b)) Urban Development Projects.

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))