Discharge of Condition No. 3 of DC/23/0383/FUL - Change of use of agricultural land to Residential amenity use (Use Class C3) - Boundary Planting Drawing. (Luke Heydon Gardens) Soft Landscaping Specification. (Luke Heydon Gardens)

Change of Use from agricultural land to mixed use leisure and touring comprising refurbishment and modification of the eastern bay of the existing Atcost barn to provide reception and cycle hire/workshop, re-purposing of existing barn as covered events, installation of 2no 20ft converted container units with canopy connection to form cafe/catering and toilets, installation of 3 "Big Hat" tipis to provide outside covered seating, outside dog agility and events area, 10no serviced glamping bases, ancillary road and car parking, 84 spaces caravans and motorhomes storage area, ancillary landscaping, boundary fencing and bunds

Discharge of Condition No. 3 of DC/21/3741/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Conversion & extension of former barn to dwellinghouse. Comprising installation of sewage treatment system, new boundary wall structure & associated landscaping. New vehicle access to highway & site access route - Low Farm Barn_Listed Buildings Conditions Letter; Vandersanden Maltings Antique bricks; Velux Conservation rooflight recessed installation; Velux Conservation rooflight TECHNICAL 494_WD06_P4_SECTIONS Sheet 1; 494_WD07_P5_SECTIONS Sheet 2; 494_WD10_P5_WINDOWS & DOORS 1; 494_WD11_P4_WINDOWS & DOORS 2 494_WD14_P1_WINDOW & DOOR DETAILS

Installation of 46 solar panels on ground-mounted frames to provide domestic electrical supply to Abbottsdale Farm. Installed on a flat area of grass within the Abbottsdale Farm property boundary. The frames will be screwed into the ground - so the site could easily be reinstated in the future if necessary. Supply cables from the panels to the consumer unit will be buried underground.

Prior Notification - An earth moving operation to create water storage filled by gravity spring flow. A surplus of material is to be removed and placed in a landscaped low bund. A significant area of new forrestry is proposed along the northern boundary of the farm, without daily irrigation the new trees will not survive on this free draining dry sandy soil. It is proposed to apply 20,000 litres each day , this "de minimus" amount of water is not licencable, to the new trees using trickle tape.

1. Yew (T60) - fell because it is blocking access along Purdis Farm Lane. As show in Photo's 3 & 4 the Yew has grown into the Lane and as well as blocking the Lane it also prevents sighting of pedestrians or vehicles, photo 5 when exiting Summerlands. Replacement Yew to be planted on Northern boundary with Ipswich(Purdis) Golf Club. 2. Oak (T80) - fell because it is blocking access along Purdis Farm Lane. As shown in photo 6 the tree is leaning into the Lane and interfering with high sided vehicles. It is also of very poor quality. Replacement Oak to be planted on Northern boundary with Ipswich(Purdis) Golf Club

Change of use and conversion of an agricultural barn (which has been granted prior approval under Class Q) and surrounding land to a single residential dwelling with garden and associated landscaping and boundary treatments.

A garden shed measuring 6.0m x 3.0m with 2.25m ridge height. Constructed of 7mm shiplap timber on a concrete base. Position shown at Appendix 1 (Boundary Farm Barn Garden Shed Sketch). To be located not less than 1.2m from western boundary shown at Appendix 2 (Ordnance Survey Site Plan 1:1000) Photograph of construction type shown at appendix 3 although intended to be painted black in keeping with Boundary Farm Barn.

Non Material Amendment of DC/19/2759/COU - Change of use for agricultural land to be used as part of a domestic garden. Remove conditions 3 & 4 to allow for the retention & extension of the existing fencing around the boundary of the garden