Hybrid planning application comprising: For Parcel A: outline application for development of 31,400sqm (GEA) of commercial floorspace, including B8 (storage and distribution),flexible B8/E(g) (office, research, and development and light industrial) and E(g) floorspace; For Parcel B: full application for ecological enhancements through habitat creation and management with restricted public access; For Parcel C (the Lakes): full application for the opening of the Site to public access for passive recreation, alongside delivering ecological enhancements, including landscaping and public open space. (Note for consultation: This application is a resubmission of previously withdrawn application 21/02326/FUL. The proposals differ from the previously withdrawn application in some areas including some of the following: changes to red line boundary, including access along Normans Way up to Coldhams Lane; a change to the mix of uses proposed, to provide a reduction in B8 (storage and distribution) floorspace and an increase in E(g) (business) floorspace; A Land Use Parameter Plan to control the location of permitted uses, including increased separation distances between some adjacent residential properties; introduction of two possible locations for a food / drink kiosk; additional information with regard to management of the lakes (parcel C) and omission of floating islands within the eastern lake).

Non material amendment on application 20/01181/FUL for building footprints adjusted to suit topo (true boundary positions), single storey element to offices reduced by 800mm and minor amendments to external openings

Conversion of existing agricultural building to a dwellinghouse (Class C3 residential) and erection of detached car port, garden office and garden shed within enlarged garden land boundary, revised landscaping to suit, all in relation to planning approval reference S/3030/19/PA and Discharge of Conditions approval S/3030/19/CONDA.

Demolition of existing single storey elements (kitchen and toilet), rear boundary wall and art room. Change of use of No.25 from student accommodation to office accommodation. Construction of a new single storey link between No.21-24 Northampton Street and first floor rear extension at No.25; replacement of ground floor facade to No.21-24; alterations to Cripps Lane, car park and creation of new pedestrian route to the rear of No.21-25 including boundary treatments; installation of associated plant including PV panels and ASHP to roof of No.25; cycle parking and external insulation.

Conversion of existing agricultural building to a dwellinghouse (Class C3 residential) and erection of lean-to car port, detached garden office and detached garden shed within enlarged garden land boundary following S/1744/19/PA

Conversion of existing building into residential use and erection of lean-to car port, attached garden office and attached garden shed within enlarged garden land boundary, revised landscaping to suit, all in relation to planning approval reference S/3030/19/PA and Discharge of Conditions approval S/3030/19/CONDA

T2) Sycamore - Fell to ground level - This tree has a significant decay cavity in the trunk at about 1.2m above ground level. As can be seen for accompanying photos and sketch plan this tree is wedged between the adjacent barn, the village shop/post office and has part of the crown overhanging the pavement and road. Extent of decay exceeds 1/3 sound wood to 2/3 decay wood (Mattheck, Bethge, Holdenrieder), and although the tree could remain standing for some time it would be prudent, concerning its position, to remove sooner rather than later. T3) Acacia - Crown reduce by 20% (1.2m.), thin by 15% and remove deadwood - To maintain at a size (and branch weight) that befits its position. This tree is adjacent to the boundary wall, pavement and road.