Conversion of Residential Care Home (Class C2) to 4no. self-contained residential flats (Class C3) including two storey rear extension and alterations to side dormer and 3no skylights. Changes to fenestration including blocking up of some side window and door openings. Removal of external rear staircase. Associated parking, hard and soft landscaping, amenity space, refuse and recycling store and cycle storage

Details pursuant to ref: 16/04324/FUL (as varied by 20/03992/VAR): Landscape and Ecological Management (17) in respect of some Phase 2 and 3 houses (as indicated on Figure 1 of Landscape Management Plan dated May 2021) for Phased redevelopment of site to provide a total of 261 residential units (129 apartments, 132 houses, including 58 affordable units) with museum, cafe and leisure uses, ancillary parking, vehicle and pedestrian access routes and cycle ways, involving the demolition of Bevan Hall, Lakeview, Wisteria Building, Jebb Building, the Student Union, Gubbay Hall, the Sports Hall, Sassoon Hall, the Bothy, South Lodge, Music Block and ancillary structures, restoration and change of use of The Mansion House to museum/ event space with ancillary cafe (980 sq.m Class D1) at ground floor (in part) and basement levels with 14 residential units above; restoration of the Orangery and swimming pool involving single storey extension to provide gym/fitness facility (344 sq.m, Class D2); conversion of the Dower House into 2 houses involving partial demolition, extension and internal/external alterations; refurbishment of Gardeners Cottage involving alterations to fenestration; works to Rookery Lodge involving demolition of lean to and erection of part single, part 2-storey rear extension; conversion of The Stable Block to 7 residential units; erection of 236 new dwellings in a mix of one to four storey buildings with garages and vehicle parking at surface and undercroft/basement levels, together with restoration of landscaped public amenity areas, including statues, urns and gates, and outdoor tennis courts, provision of on-site childrens play space and sustainable drainage systems; surfacing and laying out of existing hockey club car park,highway alterations to the junction of Snakes Lane with Bramley Road and pedestrian crossing, including erection of shuttle bus garage and driver facilities, bus shelter, single family dwelling house and provision of cycle parking

Details pursuant to ref: 16/04324/FUL (as varied by 20/03992/VAR): Landscape and Ecological Management (17) in respect of West Wing for Phased redevelopment of site to provide a total of 261 residential units (129 apartments, 132 houses, including 58 affordable units) with museum, cafe and leisure uses, ancillary parking, vehicle and pedestrian access routes and cycle ways, involving the demolition of Bevan Hall, Lakeview, Wisteria Building, Jebb Building, the Student Union, Gubbay Hall, the Sports Hall, Sassoon Hall, the Bothy, South Lodge, Music Block and ancillary structures, restoration and change of use of The Mansion House to museum/ event space with ancillary cafe (980 sq.m Class D1) at ground floor (in part) and basement levels with 14 residential units above; restoration of the Orangery and swimming pool involving single storey extension to provide gym/fitness facility (344 sq.m, Class D2); conversion of the Dower House into 2 houses involving partial demolition, extension and internal/external alterations; refurbishment of Gardeners Cottage involving alterations to fenestration; works to Rookery Lodge involving demolition of lean to and erection of part single, part 2-storey rear extension; conversion of The Stable Block to 7 residential units; erection of 236 new dwellings in a mix of one to four storey buildings with garages and vehicle parking at surface and undercroft/basement levels, together with restoration of landscaped public amenity areas, including statues, urns and gates, and outdoor tennis courts, provision of on-site childrens play space and sustainable drainage systems; surfacing and laying out of existing hockey club car park,highway alterations to the junction of Snakes Lane with Bramley Road and pedestrian crossing, including erection of shuttle bus garage and driver facilities, bus shelter, single family dwelling house and provision of cycle parking

Variation of condition 4 (Approved plans) of planning permission ref: 18/01269/OUT (Outline planning application (with landscaping to be reserved matters) for demolition of existing youth club and erection of a new specialist youth club (Use Class D1) along with 7 residential flats (Use Class C3) with associated landscaping, green roofs, cycle parking and refuse/recycling units) granted on 20/03/2019. Variation sought : - Modified outline maximum building height from main application , including lift overrun height due to unforeseen technical lift requirements. - Variation of 600mm from granted height permission, plus modified facade including new door. - South West Elevation window opening.

Conversion of existing office space to 14 no. residential apartments with associated parking and access. Alterations to fenestration and installation of rooflights. Hard and soft landscaping. Partial conversion of roof space to habitable space.

Variation of Condition 7 to read The wheelchair accessible units hereby approved shall be constructed to meet the National Housing Standards 2015 Approved Document M4 (3) Category 3 Wheelchair User Dwellings, in respect of planning permission 15-AP-0613 for: Variation of Condition 1, approved plans, of planning permission 14-AP-3569 for: Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) of planning permission dated 12/09/2014 ref 14/AP/0257 to allow: the demolition of the existing snooker hall and the mixed use redevelopment of the site to involve the erection of a five-storey development with basement level to include a new snooker hall (D2 Use) 698 sqm, ground floor Class D2 use, 31 residential units (5 x 1 bed, 20 x 2 bed & 6 x 3 bed), hard and soft landscaping, associated private and communal open space, service / delivery area, 2 no. parking spaces for people with disabilities and all other associated infrastructural works: Variation allows the addition of 22sqm to the basement floor area. The provision of second bedrooms in flats 9, 18, 19 and 26 (with a consequential increase of 22sqm floor area). Minor changes to window arrangements.

Change of use from Class E(d) fitness studio to Class C3 to provide three, one bedroom residential flats including loft conversion with front and rear dormers, alterations to fenestration and subdivision of site with associated amenity spaces, landscaping and bin stores.

Application for variation/remove condition 52 (non-opening windows) of permission 19/04331/F - Mixed use development comprising the conversion of part of the Old BRI Hospital building to accommodate 62 residential flats (C3 Use Class) alongside external alterations; retention and refurbishment of Fripps Chapel for community use (A3, D1 or D2 Use Class); demolition of the remainder of the buildings and erection of a part 4, 5 and 6 storey building to provide 416 students beds (Sui generis) and 123 sq m of ground floor commercial floorspace (A1, A2, B1, D1 and D2 Use Class) associated landscaping; private access road, car parking and cycle parking - Air Quality Assessment concludes mechanical ventilation is not required and that opening windows to the Marlborough Street facade should be allowed.

Details of Car and Cycle Parking Management Plan pursuant to condition 10 of planning application reference: 166443VAR dated 05.07.2017 for the 'Minor material amendment (s.73) application to amend conditions 2 (approved plans), 16 (refuse and recycling storage) and 21 (obscured glazing to windows), and to remove condition 17 (permitted development rights for houses) in respect of the proposal to convert two four-bedroom houses into six flats (2 no. 1-bedroom and 4 no. studios), and amendments to the site landscaping, bicycle and refuse stores located along the frontage to East Acton Lane, approved under full planning application ref: PP/2015/0532 dated 21/01/2016. The proposed minor material amendment application would increase the total number of residential units within the development from 84 to 88 residential dwellings'