Non Material Amendment of DC/22/0220/FUL - Demolition of an existing dwelling, barn and piggery. Replacement dwelling to be erected and associated landscaping works - Amendments to internal layout and entrance link, amendments to window and door positions, changes to external materials.

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/5015/FUL - Development of six 2 bed dwellings after demolition of existing building - Brick changed from Forterra Wilnecote Smooth Buff Brick to Rijswaard Baksteen Buff Sand Faced Brick

Non Material Amendment of DC/20/1705/FUL - Demolition of existing derelict outbuildings and construction of new outbuildings to be used for storage and stables. - Replacement of hipped roofs with simple gable ends

Non-material Amendment of DC/22/3569/FUL -(Demolition of existing single storey rear extension and replacement with new extension of similar footprint. Additional works to consolidate the rooflines, to offer a more visually pleasing rear elevation) - Proposed Brick sample - We seek approval to change the approved facing brick, namely crest: Knavesmire Buff Multi to Cambridge Buff.

Non-Material Amendment of DC/21/4878/FUL - Single storey rear extension following demolition of existing conservatory and single storey kitchen and Alterations and change of use to existing outbuilding/garage to home office/studio including single storey glazed porch - Amendment to fenestation identified on the plans marked A and B

Non-material Amendment - of DC/22/3054/FUL - (Retrospective Application - Single storey flat roof extension and associated internal alterations, demolition of single garage and replacement double garage). - Utility room window in previously approved extension to be replaced with door for side access

Non Material Amendment of DC/20/2728/VOC - Variation of Condition(s) 2 and 6 on planning permission DC/20/1003/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and outbuildings and erection of new replacement dwelling and outbuildings) - 1) Change of 1m wide front hardstanding to 3 bay Garage /Workshop/Home Office block from in situ concrete to block paving; 2) Change of garage door type from double timber door (Ref DC/20/2728/VOC) to dark brown roller shutter door; 3) On north west elevation of house (Ref DC/20/2728/VOC Drawing 6129 03 P2) Change position of window 3 to mirror swapping of shower / WC position in Shower/WC room; 4) Removal of narrow grass margin to front and side elevations and replace with gravel and 5) Additional block paving / paved area adjacent to stable block and to rear of back door to allow for disabled access ( see mark up of block plan Drawing 6129 02 P2

Non-material Amendment of DC/22/4625/FUL - (Demolition of rear single storey element. Erection of single storey side and rear extension to dwelling. Conversion of existing outbuilding at west boundary to provide ancillary residential accommodation comprising sleeping accommodation. Relocation of existing oil tank). - Outbuilding - Application of timber cladding to exterior facade of outbuilding - black painted weatherboarding. Outbuilding - New window opening to west side of bedroom at north end. Outbuilding - Glazed door panel to east elevation in lieu of solid panel indicated (facing garden).

Non Material Amendment of DC/22/1380/FUL - Demolition of an existing bungalow and construction of a replacement bungalow and new vehicle access. - Reduction in finished floor levels by 200mm. Removal/replacement of front boundary hedge and change to the colour of windows and barge boards.

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/3255/FUL - Demolition of existing single storey kitchen extension and provision of two storey extension to provide an additional bedroom in combination with a first-floor shower room and the re-ordering of the existing staircase and general ground floor accommodation. Reconfiguration of the bay window roofs on the front elevation - The original approval included a glassed roof conservatory to the rear of the premises. The conservatory is to remain the same size, but will now have a solid flat roof in lieu of the approved glass roof. The bedroom window above the conservatory is a fire escape window and East Suffolk Building Control have advised a flat roof would be a far better option in terms of means of escape from the first floor bedroom. The flat roof will also provide better insulation and therefore be warmer in the winter in cooler in the summer