Variation of condition 2(approved drawings) pursuant to plannning permission ref. no. 20/AP/1931: Construction of a two-storey rear extension at ground and first floor levels and a mansard roof extension. Variation sought: creation of additional dormer to front slope, an additional window to the side elevation and replacement of cycle storage with a water collection butt.

Variation of conditions 1 (approved plans), 3 (materials to be used) and 4 (detailed drawings relating to windows), of planning permission 18/AP/0394 for: 'Construction of a part two/part single storey rear extension and rear dormer, raising the ridge by 450mm, installation of 2 x rooflights to main rear roof slope, single storey side extensions, new front porch and 2m high front fence to front' to allow for: - amended roof design - change of design of all roof lights from conservation roof lights to standard Velux roof lights - window to ground floor side elevation to be changed from obscure glazing clear glazing - front garden landscaping design - removal of tree in rear garden

Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) pursuant to planning permission 21/AP/2722 for 'Construction of a new rear dormer extension (to replace the existing)'. The amendment seeks the following: dormer is increased from 3250 to 3900 and to rebuild the conservatory in brickwork and windows and not to extend full depth to create a 900 balcony.

Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) of planning permission 21/AP/1340 'Two-storey front and two-storey side gable extension, single-storey rear extension. New build garage, and rebuilding of existing garden studio.' to allow changes including: - Replace the front gable extension with a dormer - Reduce the size of the approved front dormer to the left - Propose a two-storey rear gable extension - Set back the approved wraparound extension from the front elevation by 0.58m and the associated changes to the facade - Lower the height of the approved studio to 2.5m - Proposed changes to materials used in the side extension - Rearrangement of windows on the front elevation