Compliance with conditions notification 21/00261/FUL ( Application to formalise the prior approval 19/00785/COUPA. The agreed conversion of the agricultural barn to 5 terraced houses, will be enhanced to include rear gardens and shed/ garden room space.) Condition 3 - Materials Condition 4 - Landscape works Condition 5 - Boundary Treatments Condition 14 - Surface Water Drainage Condition 15 - Foul Drainage Condition 16 - Risk Assessment Condition 17 -Detailed Remediation Scheme Condition 18 - Approved Remediation Scheme Condition 19 - Construction Management Plan

Demolition of agricultural sheds and open-fronted parking / machinery shed / dilapidated stone barns, formation of new/modified vehicular access to highway and site access driveway, conversion of barn to east of existing farmhouse to form two dwellings, erection of four dwellings and garage block and associated infrastructure and landscaping

Erection of two detached dwellings and cart sheds, following demolition of existing agricultural buildings, with change of use of land to residential gardens. Alterations to existing access and landscaping.

Redevelopment of yard and buildings at Hillside Farm comprising the demolition of two disused agricultural barns, a milking shed and a garaging block and the erection of six dwellings with associated access, parking and hard and soft landscaping incorporating wider landscape and ecological enhancements.

The proposal in this application is for this portion of land (approximately 1100sqm) to be used as a small producer of concrete paving slabs used for local landscaping and garden improvements - the company is Salter Group (East Anglia) Limited. Activities include mixing cement and using moulds to create aesthetic paving slabs. Salter Group began using this portion of land simply as a place to store equipment and excess materials, but as this successful small venture has grown over the past year, we would like to formalise the usage of land from agricultural storage to small commercial usage. Proposals: - Change of use from empty agricultural land to flexible small commercial activity - Temporary one story shed with opening swing doors to store cement mixers and high value moulds overnight - shed to keep generator to reduce any noise impact - laying a concrete walk to reduce impact on ground - portaloo on site - Low wooden bays to keep materials (sand) - Racks to keep slabs organised The following elements do not concern the paving production, but are owned and used for non business purposes by the land owner. - shipping container (belongs to landowner for storage of maintenance equipment, e.g. mower for adjacent paddock) - a touring caravan will occasionally be left on the hard standing next to the existing barn. This caravan belongs to the landowner family and they keep it here when not in use.