Application for a Non-Material Amendment to DC/076341 - A hybrid planning application seeking: Full planning permission for the demolition of all existing buildings and the development of a new hospice facility including access and landscaping; and Outline planning permission with all matters reserved except for access for a residential development of up to 40 residential dwellings, landscaping and other associated infrastructure.

Lawful Development Certificate application to confirm the lawful use of the property as a single residential dwellinghouse.

Non-material amendment to planning permission DC/078325 to revise description of proposed development to read:- Redevelopment comprising demolition of buildings, repurposing of existing buildings, and erection of new buildings for a mix of uses comprising residential apartments and dwellings (Use Class C3) and a care home (Use Class C2); ancillary hard and soft landscaping, formation of a new vehicular access onto Hollands Mill Road and Royal George Street, vehicular and cycle parking, and associated works and infrastructure.

A hybrid planning application seeking: Full planning permission for the demolition of all existing buildings and the development of a new hospice facility including access and landscaping; and Outline planning permission with all matters reserved except for access for a residential development of up to 40 residential dwellings, landscaping and other associated infrastructure.

Alterations and extension to the existing single dwelling. The main goal of the proposed development is to maintain the character of the existing house while renovating, extending, and upgrading the fabric along with internal alterations to connect internal spaces and strengthen the relationship between the inside and outside. The proposed ground floor design creates better visual and physical connection between the interiors of ground floor rooms and the garden to the south. This is By extending across the full width of the house a new linear space approximately 2.5 metres deeps is created as a gallery which links the three main rooms of the house. To the West a projecting wing contains a new garden room which accommodates a bar with direct access to the terrace. The swimming pool wing will be altered to have new openings with sliding glazed screens similar in scale to the rest of the proposed. On the first floor there is no change to the room layout or window openings. The main change is the creation of a large first floor terrace extending across the full width of the house as it did when the original house was built. All existing windows will be replaced with polyester powder coated aluminium frame windows.

THIS PROPERTY IS A DWELLING THAT HAS BEEN ENLARGED BY THE ADDITION OF A SINGLE STOREY LEAN-TO SIDE EXTENSION, DESIGNED AND BUILT WITHIN PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES. THE BUILDING WORK WAS COMPLETED 5 YEARS AGO, UNDER INITAL NOTICE REF: IN/18/001132

Lawful Development Certificate Existing: Prior to 1995 the building was converted from one dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to four self-contained flats (Use Class C3). Then in 1995 subsequently converted to five studios/ flats (Use Class C3) and one 4-bedroom house of multiple occupation (Use Class C4) comprising four units.

Demolition of existing detached derelict dwelling and eastern boundary wall. Development of 6no. 3-bed semi-detached residential townhouse units, incorporating associated parking, amenity and landscaping requirements, plus reconstruction of eastern boundary wall

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed dingle-storey rear extension, not exceeding 3 metres projection from existing dwelling rear wall and not exceeding 4 metres in height at highest point, together with removal of side door to eastern elevation, and insertion of window to eastern elevation, with associated works, to create living space incidental to use of existing dwelling house.

Application for a Non-Material Amendment (NMA) to DC/066807 and DC/075497 - The creation of a new residential neighbourhood on the site of the Offerton Industrial Estate, formerly known as the Battersby Hat Works: comprising the demolition of a number of industrial structures, the conversion of two of the most significant retained structures fronting onto Hempshaw Lane, including facade retention in part and construction of new family homes behind the retained elements. In total 144 new dwellings (C3) will be provided. Ancillary to the residential use are a networks of roads etc. to serve the development, accessed from the improved junction with Hempshaw Lane.