Discharge of Condition No. 4 of DC/22/3733/P3Q - Prior Notification - Change of use of agricultural building to a dwelling house (Use Class C3), and for building operations reasonably necessary for the conversion. - Construction Environmental Management Plan

Discharge of Condition(s) 4 of DC/23/2077/P3Q - Prior Notification - Change of use of a barn (Barn E) at Grove Farm in Little Bealings, from agricultural barn to 1no. residential dwelling - Construction Environmental Management Plan

Submission of details to discharge condition 1 (Construction Management Plan) imposed on prior notification application for demolition ref. DEMN/2021/2974 approved on 09/11/2021

Application to seek discharge of condition 2 (Asbestos Survey), 3 (Tree protection) 4 (Construction Management Plan) and 5 (Restoration scheme) of 21/0806/DEM Application under Class B, Part 11 of Schedule 2 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended) for the prior notification of the demolition of 2 no. non-clinical buildings known as Elm House, including the attached Bereavement Offices, and the IT/Training Building

Discharge of conditions 1 (Details of materials) of application 21/01044/PADCOD (Prior Notification for the construction of two additional storeys to provide 8 flats on the existing detached mixed use building).

Discharge of Condition 1(Construction Management Plan) of application No 21/00616/PHNF. (Prior Notification for erection of up to two additional storeys to provide an additional 8 dwellinghouses on an existing detached block of flats building including other works proposed: For its prior approval to: (a) transport and highways impacts of the development; (b) air traffic and defence asset impacts of the development; (c) contamination risks in relation to the building; (d) flooding risks in relation to the building; (e) the external appearance of the building; (f) the provision of adequate natural light in all habitable rooms of the new dwellinghouses; (g) impact on the amenity of the existing building and neighbouring premises including overlooking, privacy and the loss of light; and (h) whether because of the siting of the building, the development will impact on a protected view identified in the Directions Relating to Protected Vistas dated 15 March 2012(1) issued by the Secretary of State).

Discharge of Conditions Nos. 3 and 4 of DC/20/2216/AGO - Prior Notification - Construction of a clay lined winter storage irrigation reservoir. A balanced cut and fill earth moving operation will dig the clay from the site and engineer it into an impermeable membrane to line the irrigation reservoir proposed. No materials will be brought to or taken from site. The very wide banks have allowed the reservoir to sit very low in the landscape and provide a landscaping benefit to hide the un landscaped banks of the existing reservoir to the south. Why necessary for agriculture: Langmead Farms have secured 330,000 m3 of winter water abstraction licence from the Environment Agency to allow an expansion of the vegetable and herb growing side of the business. This project represents phase 2 of the winter storage required, The Knolls 180,000 m3 reservoir immediately to the south represents Phase 1. Why designed for agriculture: The infrastructure has been installed to provide a high pressure water main around the farm to supply irrigators in every field. This was installed as part of Phase 1 when The Knolls reservoir, just to the south was constructed (Stage 2 application)

Application for approval of details reserved by conditions (Discharge of condition 1 - boundary treatments) to previously approved application 20/00312/APN for prior notification for the construction of an agricultural building for the storage of farm machinery