Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) pursuant to planning permission 17/AP/2686 for 'Variation of Condition 2 approved plans of LBS Planning Permission 16AP3422 part one / part two storey house divided into two wings, linked by a new bridge across the end of the linear pond. Changes sought: 1. New vehicle access onto the highway of Dulwich Village including new gate in boundary fence'. The amendment includes the following: alteration to a first floor window on the southern elevation, removal of a chimney, a minor change to the north western corner and a change in the driveway and location of car parking spaces and revision of landscaping scheme..

Details of Condition 3 'Arboricultural Method Statement' pursuant to planning permission ref. no. 22/AP/3399: Non-material amendment to planning permission 22/AP/1611 dated 03/08/2022 for 'Construction of single storey rear extension and relocation of window to side elevation.'. The amendments include: 1. Reduce depth of rear extension from 5m to 4.5m 2. Increase the plan set-back from 450mm to 675mm at the boundary with the neighbouring property 3. Decrease the lower roof set-back from 694mm to 675mm 4. Amend the location of the extensions at roof rain water down pipes

Details of Condition 5 'Noise Impact Assessment' pursuant to planning permission 22/AP/3014 dated 08/12/2022, which was an amendment to planning permission 22/AP/0103 dated 28/04/2022 for the 'Construction of a single storey side-rear extension with a pergola to the rear and an 'L-shaped' rear dormer extension, in conjunction with the raising of the roof ridge by 420mm and the installation of two rooflights on the front roof slope; the installation of an enclosed air source heat pump and photovoltaic panels on the roof of the dormer; the restoration of the original brickwork to the front of the property and the installation of horizontal tiled cladding to the rear; the installation of new aluminium framed windows throughout, including two Juliet balconies to the rear; and the removal of the existing front boundary wall and the addition of a timber bin store and metal planters to the front garden'.

Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) pursuant to planning permission 21/AP/2528 for Demolition of existing rear two storey outrigger and construction of ground floor side and rear extensions and lower ground floor rear extension The amendment seeks the following: reduction of scope to the rear ground and first floor extension. The total area reduction in terms of GIA footprint at ground floor level is 13sqm and 3.9sqm at first floor respectively. The depth of the extension has been considerably reduced to 3.6m. - Boundary fence/wall with 321 Lordship Lane : The boundary wall/fence due to being in poor condition and at risk of collapsing is to be rebuilt. - As a result of the reduction in extension depth the flank wall of the proposed extension is to now be built astride to this boundary wall, as shown on the amended architectural plans. - First floor, rear elevation : Reduction in depth of the first floor massing, commensurate with the reduction at ground floor. Omission of the window to the splayed corner. - Side extension : Introduction of a rooflight within the flat roof of the side extension in lieu of the exposed timber rafters indicated on the approved scheme.

Details of Condition 24 (Secured by Design), as required by planning permission 20/AP/1473 (Minor material amendment to Planning consent 18/AP/3540 (which was an amendment to 17/AP/4008 and 14/AP/1302). The proposed amendments include: - amendments internally and externally to the retail accommodation and location/number of the short stay cycle spaces at the lower levels; - increase in the size of the mezzanine within the ground floor retail unit by 56 sq metres; - split in the retail units to provide two separate units; - removal of lift between the Level 2 and associated mezzanine; - provision of a new dedicated lift to access the mezzanine cycle store; - relocation of vehicle mitigation bollards on St Thomas Street and London Bridge Street to bring them within property title boundary; - minor amendments to the flank window of Mary Sheridan House, located to the west of the site beneath the new public stairs; - minor changes to the position of partitions within the amenity area on level 4; and, - amendments to the canopies and increase in planters at roof level (level 27).)

Minor material amendment to planning permission 16/AP/4018 [Approval date: 15.11.2019] 'Redevelopment of the site to provide four buildings to deliver 168 residential dwellings (Class C3) and flexible retail floor space (247m2) of flexible A1/A3/A4; The works include the conversion and extension of Sumner House (Block A) from office use (Class B1-c to provide 44 no flats and 4 no townhouses and partial demolition of boundary wall; the erection of a part 4, part 6 storey block to provide 39 no flats on Sumner Avenue (Block B); part 4(Block B); a part four, part 6 storey building to provide 72 no flats on Jocelyn Street (Block C); and a four storey block providing 9 flats on Melon Road (Block D), with 247m2 of flexible A1/A3/A4 use at ground floor level together with car parking, hard and soft landscaping, and other associated works incidental to the development' consisting of: - One change to the design of Flaxyard Block B: - Switching the balcony/terrace balustrades from glass to solid panels; - Changes to the design of Flaxyard Block C, including: - Enlargement of building footprint on floors 04 to 05; - Small number of fenestration changes; - Reduction in size of the external cycle store, but with a separate supplementary store to now be provided; - Changes to the design of Flaxyard Block D, including: - Enlargement of building footprint on floors 01 to 03; - Reduction of floorspace of the commercial unit from 247m2 to 224.5m2; - External door changes; - Changes to landscaping and car parking arrangements.

Minor material amendment to Planning consent 18/AP/3540 (which was an amendment to 17/AP/4008 and 14/AP/1302). The proposed amendments include: - amendments internally and externally to the retail accommodation and location/number of the short stay cycle spaces at the lower levels; - increase in the size of the mezzanine within the ground floor retail unit by 56 sq metres; - split in the retail units to provide two separate units; - removal of lift between the Level 2 and associated mezzanine; - provision of a new dedicated lift to access the mezzanine cycle store; - relocation of vehicle mitigation bollards on St Thomas Street and London Bridge Street to bring them within property title boundary; - minor amendments to the flank window of Mary Sheridan House, located to the west of the site beneath the new public stairs; - minor changes to the position of partitions within the amenity area on level 4; and, - amendments to the canopies and increase in planters at roof level (level 27).