Application for hybrid planning permission for three phased development of SAFE St Mary's complex building, vacant land to the South and East bounded by railway line and canal basin; full planning permission is sought for phases one and two as follows; phase one included the demolition of the existing buildings on site and the development of a three storey arts hub building comprising accommodation for SAFE, flexible office/studio/meeting spaces, day nursery and multipurpose hall space alongside the erection of canal side pods for community use (Use Class E), the remodelling and extension of the existing Lock and Quay public house to create bed and breakfast facility, serviced apartments and commercial/training unit (Use Class E) relocated from existing SAFE complex and associated parking. Phase two includes the development of mixed tenure housing including 41 No. 2 and 3 bedroom, two and three storey townhouses and a four-storey apartment block consisting of 66 No. 1 and 2 bedroomed self-contained apartments with associated parking and public realm works and the erection of a substation. Phase three seeks outline permission in respect of means of access, layout and scale for the development of four storey 80-bed extra care facility (Use Class C2) including community hairdressing salon and cafe with appearance and landscaping reserved for future consideration.

Proposed alterations and remodelling of dwelling including two storey side and rear extensions to main house and use of altered roof space for additional accommodation; construction of attached pool house and subterranean games room to rear garden and triple garage in front of the dwelling.

Change of use from Public House (A4) to provide residential accommodation comprising 3no purpose built wheelchair accessible units on the ground floor (C3) and 3no Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) with 23 bedspaces on the first, second and third floors (Sui Generis). Remodelling and alterations incorporating erection of additional storey and roof alterations including raising of ridge height and formation of mansard roof with revised fenestration and associated works.