Compliance with conditions 6 (Semi-solid boundary treatment), 8 (bicycle parking), 10 (External lighting), 16 (Roof materials), 17 (Walling finishes), 18 (Boundary treatments), 20 (Window and door colours), 21 (Submission of large-scale details) and 23 (Design details for heat pumps) re permission 20/04343/REM - Reserved Matters (Phase 1A) pursuant to Outline permission 16/00054/OUT (mixed use development comprising demolition of existing buildings (as detailed on the submitted demolition plan) and the erection of up to 2,350 residential dwellings (including up to 100 units of student accommodation and 60 homes for the elderly), 9.1 hectares of employment land (B1, B2 and B8 uses), a primary school, a neighbourhood centre including A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5 uses as well as community facilities (including a health care facility D1), public open space, allotments, playing fields, pedestrian and cycle links (access points onto Tetbury Road, Somerford Road and Cranhams Lane) landscaping and associated supporting infrastructure to include vehicle access points from Tetbury Road, Spratsgate Lane, Wilkinson Road and Somerford Road) for scale, layout, appearance and landscaping for the erection of 68 dwellings with associated open space and landscaping

Compliance with condition 19 (samples of walling and roof materials) of planning permission 20/00833/FUL - Erection of 15 dwellings and associated garages, car ports and car parking together with one new vehicular access point, pedestrian and cycle access points, landscaping and ancillary development

Compliance with conditions 19 (wall and roof material), 20 (sample panel) of permission 20/00833/FUL - Erection of 15 dwellings and associated garages, car ports and car parking together with one new vehicular access point, pedestrian and cycle access points, landscaping and ancillary development

Non-material Amendment to Permission 18/00484/REM (Reserved Matters pursuant to outline permission 16/01818/OUT (Change of use of land to leisure use following mineral extraction and erection of Country Park and Visitor Centre, 47 holiday homes, 30 hotel bedrooms and 30 apartments, including re-siting of previously approved hotel apartments, apartments and holiday homes associated with landscape/engineering work and infrastructure associated with the existing leisure development) consisting of details of the siting and design of 38 out of 47 holiday units): enlargements and alterations to fenestration on all elevations; alterations to porch; insertion of additional flue; installation of recessed fire pit on deck and hot tub on lower deck; re-arrangement of rooflights; installation of satellite dish and photovoltaic cells to roof