Request for a formal screening opinion to confirm whether there is a requirement for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to accompany a full planning application for proposed development on land adjoining Cheyney Road and Niort Way, Glenvale Park, Wellingborough ("the Site"). The proposed description of development is as follows: 'Development of 53 no. retirement apartments (Use Class C3), including new vehicular access, car parking, landscaping and associated infrastructure.'

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Screening Opinion Request for demolition of the existing car park, former Sainsbury's supermarket and former leisure centre and the redevelopment of the site with the construction of a replacement leisure centre, Integrated Retirement Community with commercial space at ground floor and improved public realm including a new public pedestrian link towards Purley Railway Station between the High Street and Whytecliffe Road South (the 'Development'). The Development would comprise four buildings in a stepped height arrangement, ranging from 3 to 13 storeys in height.

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of Planning Permission 21/02251/FULMAJ (Development of Retirement Apartments with care (Use Class C2) including the demolition of existing buildings, formation of new vehicular access, parking, retaining structures, hardstanding, sewer diversion, erection of substation, refuse and maintenance stores, with associated works to trees, landscaping, formation of communal facilities and amenity space), as amended by non-material amendment 23/00588/AMENDS.

Request for Scoping Opinion pursuant to Regulation 15 of The Town And Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the demolition and retention of the existing buildings on site together with new build, in order to provide for a mix of retail, commercial and residential land uses including; retail floorspace (A1), professional services (A2), food and beverage (A3, A4 and A5), office / business (B1), private, retirement and affordable residential (C2 and C3), and D Class uses (D1 / D2). The Proposed Development will reach a maximum height of 25 storeys with the other proposed buildings heights varying between 1 and 16 storeys. The anticipated maximum number of residential units is 850 across a range of sizes and tenures.

EIA Scoping Opinion - Proposed development of 1740 residential dwellings, 160 retirement homes, 27ha of publicly available open space and recreation including a community park, outdoor sports pitches, a 5km recreation trail, a two form entry primary school, an integrated bus link to the surrounding area, an employment park, improved pedestrian/cycle links across the A2, upgrade to the Dunkirk A2 junction through a new trunk road, and an electric vehicle charging hub for approximately 36 vehicles alongside associated facilities including toilets and potential for cafe facility.

Modification of Planning Obligation to amend the wording of Schedule 3, Part 3, Paragraph 1.1 of the S106 agreement relating to planning permission 21/03696/VAR (Variation) (under Section 73) of condition 20 (approved plans) to substitute those plans approved under 20/02976/FULL for the redevelopment of the former Thames Hospice to provide a retirement housing development of 41 dwellings comprising three x 2-storey terraced houses, two x 2-storey semi-detached houses, one x 2 storey apartment building, two 2.5-storey apartment blocks and one 3-storey apartment block with associated parking, landscaping and refuse store following demolition of the existing building.

Outline application for residential development of up to 800 dwellings, incl. affordable housing units and self-build plots; retirement care community for un to 180 C2 units; primary school hub with associated sports facilities/ outdoor space; sports hub incl. commercial, retail & community facilities and undercroft car parking for Knockholt station; country park/ open space incl. landscaping, infrastructure & groundworks; with all matters reserved except for access. (CONSULTATION BY SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL)

Outline planning application for the demolition of identified existing buildings and development of up to 3,000 residential dwellings (Use Class C3) inclusive of up to 1ha of land for retirement properties (Use Class C3/C2), floorspace for A1/A2/A3/A4/A5 Use Classes, 2 primary schools (including nurseries) (Use Class D1), non-residential institutions and leisure floorspace (Use Classes D1/D2), employment land (Use Classes B1/B2/B8), open space, landscaping, outdoor sport and recreation facilities and associated infrastructure including realignment of the A59, roads, foot bridges, utilities, landscaping, drainage (including surface water attenuation facilities). RECONSULTATON FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The proposed development is EIA Development for the purposes of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 and the planning application was accompanied by an Environmental Statement. Notice is hereby given that additional information which supplements the original Environmental Statement has now been submitted to Harrogate Borough Council by the applicant and is available for inspection

EIA screening opinion under the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the proposed development of an Integrated Retirement Community of up to 200 extra care units (Use Class C2) and the floor space of approximately 255000 square feet with associated community and care facilities, garden and leisure areas, open space, parking, soft landscaping and supporting infrastructure with access from Branch Road

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Southwark with respect to "Demolition of the Brandon Baptist Church, Finley Court residential block (10 homes) and Carey Court retirement housing block (32 homes). Construction of a part six, part five storey residential block on Wyndam Road and part five, part four, part three storey residential block and replacement church on Redcar Street, and construction of a three storey residential terrace on Miah Close and pair of semi-detached two storey houses on the new mews street. The proposal will deliver a total of 104 residential homes including 42 affordable homes, 32 Specialist older persons homes and 30 private homes, and the provision of a new road through the site, new landscaping, play space, car parking and cycle storage" at: Wyndham And Redcar Sites, Wyndham Road, London.