Non-material amendment to planning permission ref: 2020/02024/VAR granted 11th March 2021 for the 'Variation of Condition 2 (approved drawings), Condition 8 (telecommunications equipment), Condition 9 (plant noise levels), Condition 11 (Extraction and Odour Control system), and Condition 16 (Sustainable Drainage Strategy) to allow minor material amendments to planning permission reference: 2019/00732/FUL dated 26th March 2020, as amended by 2020/03187/NMAT, for the "Alterations and extensions to the Grade II listed building including the demolition of the summer house, erection of a part-one, part-two and part-three storey extension and excavation of a basement beneath the extension, in connection with the use of the site as a 32-bedroom nursing home (Use Class C2) together with the demolition and replacement of front and side boundary walls, and re-instatement of a means of access to the highway on Daisy Lane." Amendments sought are changes to the internal arrangements and a window of the Listed Building, enlargement of the basement level, minor internal and external alterations including changes to roof level PV panels and plant enclosures and changes to the roof terrace screen of the extension building, and alterations to the landscaping and external ramp, including a new plant enclosure within parking area; clarification of condition 8; change of trigger points for submission of details for conditions 9, 11 and 16' to allow amendments to the approved drawings to include installation of 6no roof abseil system at roof level and 17no resin fixed D rings fixed below the window soffits to the rear elevation.

Proposed creation of secure storage compound to North East side of telephone exchange to hold 2 no. containers, to be used by the civil team to house materials and equipment to support local telecoms infrastructure network, and erection of 1.8 metre high fencing to the perimeter of the site.

Creation of a secure storage compound to the north east of the telephone exchange site. The storage area is to be used by the civil team and will house materials and equipment to support the local telecoms infrastructure network. The compound will have two 6m containers sited to hold the equipment and allow teams to deploy efficiently throughout the area.

Removal of existing telecommunications antennas (9 no.) and installation of replacement antennas (12 no) along with installation of GPS antennas, 2 no. 0.6m dishes and associated equipment on rooftop of Brooklyn House. (56 DAY CONSULTATION BY CELLNEX UK LTD REGARDING THE NEED FOR APPROVAL OF SITING AND APPEARANCE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT)

Full description, and drawing and key to identify and locate trees, included in the attached document - "Proposed Tree Works - Old Quarry House - October 2022". Removal of Dead Trees: - Fell and remove dead Spruce - referred to in the attached drawing as T8 This tree has died, we believe as a result of Honey Fungus, which has previously impacted a number of other trees at the property. The proximal spruce trees in the neighbour's property, referenced N1 & N2, are showing signs of stress as well. - Fell and remove dead Maple - referred to in the attached drawing as T14 This tree is fragmented and intermingled with the Holly, denoted as T13. The Holly is okay, but the Maple has died. Again, this is probably due to succumbing to Honey Fungus. - Fell and remove dead tree ??? referred to in the attached drawing as T19 This tree has succumbed over the past few years, assumedly again, to Honey Fungus. Prune overgrown trees to avoid future interference with Power and Telecommunications wires, and to mitigate against clay shrinkage impact on neighbour's property: - Prune the Sorbus back to previous pruned size at previous tree works planning application - referred to in the attached drawing as T12 This is a very large, mature tree, and it was previously advised to crown reduce by the neighbour's insurers at the time that the insurers demanded numerous trees were felled to mitigate clay shrinkage, causing subsidence to the neighbour's property. The tree has regrown significantly in the intervening period, and it is proposed to prune back to that original size. - Prune the Maple tree - referred to in the attached drawing as T11 This tree has grown to the point that it is now very close to power and telecommunication wires. It is proposed to prune this tree to restore a reasonable distance from electrical and telecommunications cabling, enabling future growth without damaging this infrastructure.

Siting of 2Nr 6m storage containers to the yard of the Telephone Exchange. The containers are to house materials and equipment to serve the local telecoms infrastructure build.

Provision of storage container adjacent to the telephone exchange building. The container is to house materials and equipment in support of the local telecoms infrastructure network.

Non-material amendment to planning application ref: 2020/02024/VAR granted 11th March 2021 for the 'Variation of Condition 2 (approved drawings), Condition 8 (telecommunications equipment), Condition 9 (plant noise levels), Condition 11 (Extraction and Odour Control system), and Condition 16 (Sustainable Drainage Strategy) to allow minor material amendments to planning permission reference: 2019/00732/FUL dated 26th March 2020, as amended by 2020/03187/NMAT, for the "Alterations and extensions to the Grade II listed building including the demolition of the summer house, erection of a part-one, part-two and part-three storey extension and excavation of a basement beneath the extension, in connection with the use of the site as a 32-bedroom nursing home (Use Class C2) together with the demolition and replacement of front and side boundary walls, and re-instatement of a means of access to the highway on Daisy Lane." Amendments sought are changes to the internal arrangements and a window of the Listed Building, enlargement of the basement level, minor internal and external alterations including changes to roof level PV panels and plant enclosures and changes to the roof terrace screen of the extension building, and alterations to the landscaping and external ramp, including a new plant enclosure within parking area; clarification of condition 8; change of trigger points for submission of details for conditions 9, 11 and 16.' Amendments to the rear elevation planting and brick work comprising of installation of high quality faux planting and reduce brick protrudes to 15mm.

Installation of 15m high 5G telecommunications mast with wrap-around cabinet and 3 no. further equipment cabinets on pavement opposite The (former) Pickhurst Public House. 56 DAY CONSULTATION BY CK Hutchison Networks (UK) Ltd REGARDING THE NEED FOR APPROVAL OF SITING AND APPEARANCE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS APPARATUS.

Details pursuant to ref: 17/04670/VAR: Verification report (19), for Phase 2A(i) for the section 73 planning application to develop land without complying with the conditions attached to Planning Permission Ref 15/02039/OUT granted on 20 June 2017 as described below: Outline planning application for the phased regeneration of the Alma Estate comprising the demolition of Cormorant House, Curlew House, Kestrel House, Merlin House, Silver Birch Court, 1-34 Fairfield Close, 15-107 (odd) 63 (flats 1-9) Alma Road, 7-89 (odd) Napier Road, 5, 7, 9, 21-43 (odd), 45 Scotland Green Road, 98-142 (even), 171a South Street, Ponders End Youth Centre and Welcome Point Community Centre (including 746 residential units, 866sqm of retail shops and other uses with the South Street local parade, 1540sqm of community facilities, and associated works) and the erection of a maximum of 993 residential units, a maximum of 716 sqm of flexible retail (A1/A2) floorspace, 150sqm of restaurant/café (A3) floorspace, 2892-3193sqm of community (D1)/leisure (D2) floorspace (to include 1761 sqm for provision of a community centre and youth centre, 160 sqm of flexible A2/B1/D1/D2 floorspace , 439sqm for a gym and minimum of 532sqm to a maximum of 833sqm for a medical centre), retention of existing Multi-Use-GamesArea (MUGA), site wide energy centre, relocation and provision of telecommunications equipment, resited open space and play facilities, landscaping, new access arrangements and highway works, public realm, car parking and associated works (all matters reserved). (An Environmental Statement, including a non-technical summary, also accompanies the planning application in accordance with the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2011 (as amended by the 2015 Regulations)).