Variation of condition 2 (plan numbers) attached to 22/07692/FUL (Change of use from Retail (E) to a Dentist Surgery (E) at ground and first-floor levels and Residential (C3) at second floor to form x2 flats. Erection of rear extension to second floor and construction of third floor, erection of part single/part two storey rear extension to create plant room, bin and cycle stores, cladding to existing elevations and alterations to fenestration) to allow for removal of third floor from the development

Removal of conditions 1 (commenced within three years from the date of this permission), 2 (phasing of the development), 3 (At least 67% of all ground floor space shall be A1 retail use), 4 (phasing and management of all car parks), 5 (external materials), 6 (replacement Bus station), 7 (public art), 8 (long stay car parking area), 9 (long stay car parking area), 10 (hard and soft landscaping), 11(shop fronts, including any security shutters, signage and any proposed illumination), 12 (street furniture), 13 (cycle parking), 14 (layout plan), 15 (ingress/egress arrangements), 17 (roadworks), 18 (phasing of the development), 19 (footpaths, carriageways, parking spaces, and service areas), 20 (site compound), 21 (wheel washing facility), 22 (construction vehicles), 23 (parking spaces), 24 (sheltered and secure cycle parking facilities), 25 (Road Improvements), 26 (Sections 3.2 and 3.3 within the Fairhurst report), 27 (Vegetation removal), 28 (buffer zone), 29 (landscaping scheme), 30 (desktop study), 31(Method Statement), 32 (contamination), 33 (Method Statement), 34 (protective measures), 36 (noise report) and 37 (archaeological mitigation work) on approved application CM/06/D/133 in order to provide greater flexibility in the letting of the shopping centre and remove redundant conditions. Retain conditions 16 and 35. Vary condition 3 to read, "At least 67% of all ground floor space shall be class A1 of the Town and Country Planning Use Classes Order 2005." and delete all other conditions.

Variation of Conditions 1 (approved drawings), 2 (external facing materials), 4 (refuse/recycling and cycle store and design), 5 (hard/soft landscaping) and 7 (construction logistics plan) pursuant to planning permission dated 9 May 2019 (ref 19/00306/FUL) for demolition of motor spares shop and development of 6 flats including associated soft and hard landscaping, bicycle and refuse/recycling storage

Removal of Condition 3: (within and not more than 34 weeks from the start of demolition of the existing building a final contract for the site's redevelopment, which indicates a start date for the commencement of the development on site, together with the anticipated programme for sites redevelopment) of planning ref: PF/18/1603 - variation of Conditions 2 and 3 of planning permission PF/17/0192 to allow a change of use of Unit 0.2 from A3/A1 (restaurant/shop) to A3/A5 (restaurant/hot food and takeaway) and the demolition of existing building prior to submission of details of the construction contract

Variation of Condition Nos 2 and 4 of DC/18/2406/FUL - The demolition of the existing buildings and re-development of the site to create a mixed use development consisting of flexible office space, retail units and residential accommodation - 2: Amendments required to the approved scheme to reflect market changes and to make the scheme viable as an Employment Hub following market testing. 4: Amendment requested to wording of car parking condition to allow for the area of the proposed car parking to have temporary surfacing to allow use as contractors parking for the duration of the contract with the final car park with its final kerbs, finishes, etc to be constructed as part of the construction project and to be ready by completion of the project / before occupation of the building. This to provide a contractors car parking area for the duration of the contract and avoid damage to the final finishes by such use during the construction project. Also, to allow time for co ordination with the proposed larger car parking provision within the site of the 10 spaces related to this development. In addition the 10 spaces are to be provided for the use of the users of the Employment Hub and the users will not be using this until they have occupied the premises so there is no advantage in having the final car park earlier. 2: Condition to be changed to replace list of previously approved drawings with amended drawings as included within this application to reflect amendments to the proposed scheme 4: Amendment requested to wording of car parking condition to allow for the area of the proposed car parking to have temporary surfacing to allow use as contractors parking for the duration of the contract with the final car park with its final kerbs, finishes, etc to be constructed as part of the construction project and to be ready by completion of the project / before occupation of the building

Application for removal of condition 13 of application BH2020/00889 (Erection of a two storey building with basement to provide 2no self contained flats (C3) and 1no retail unit (A1/A2), with cycle parking, waste storage and associated works) which required a BREEAM Post Construction Review Certificate confirming that the non-residential development has achieved a minimum BREEAM New Construction rating of Very Good.

Application for variation of condition 15 of application BH2016/01001 (Demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment to 'East Slope' to create a mixed use six storey building comprising entertainment and assembly venue, bar, meeting space, ancillary office space, flexible retail floorspace (A1, A3, A4) and 249 student bedrooms with associated landscaping and bicycle storage.) to amend the wording to: "Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority, the development hereby approved shall not be occupied until a BREEAM Building Research Establishment issued Post Construction Review Certificate confirming that the development built has achieved a minimum BREEAM New Construction rating of: 'Excellent' for the Student Centre and multi-residential student accommodation development and 'Very Good' for the retail units has been submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority."