Extensions and alterations to provide suitable living accommodation for three generations of one family. There is a proposed single storey ground floor extension at the rear to provide additional living space, with a dining area and a separate living room. There is a proposed extension to the east side of the first floor to raise the ceiling height of the existing 1st floor space so that it can be brought into practical use to provide an en-suite, a dressing/wardrobe area and a study connected at first floor level to one of the bedrooms. These alterations are also to reorganise internally and make fuller use of ground floor space, created by a previous extension, done as we understand it by a previous owner in 2007 under Permitted Development rules.

EIA Screening Opinion - The extent of the proposals are shown on the enclosed Masterplan (Drawing No. 290 - 04 P2 at 1:500 A1). This layout plan illustrates the proposed siting and arrangement of the development described above, comprising the siting of 91 static holiday and lodge caravans, a new central facilities complex, associated hardstanding and landscaping throughout. The proposed development has in fact been reviewed by East Suffolk Council as part of their pre-application advice service (DC/21/4683/PREAPP). The pre-application advice provided by East Suffolk Council had regard to the proposed level of development and material planning considerations, such as landscape impact, flood risk and ecology. Whilst the description of the scheme has not changed and still comprises those 4 aspects of development outlined above, there have been some internal amendments and alterations to the scheme's layout since this advice request was made. In particular, the new central facilities building has been centralised on the eastern element of the application site, with the static and lodge caravan development reconfigured accordingly. This new layout of the scheme is shown upon the Proposed Site Masterplan submitted with this screening request.

Discharge of Condition Nos. 5, 8 and 12 of DC/21/3541/FUL - Single storey extension, internal alterations and landscaping works, including relocated vehicular access - Arboricultural Method Statement, Suffolk County Council Development Management Drawing 'Domestic Vehicular Access Layout and discharge of surface water details

Alterations to existing vehicular access to Sotterley Road to a serve parking for 4 existing dwellings and establish the access only for future development of site allocation WLP7.16 (a development for approximately 10 No. dwellings - to be subject to a future planning application). Reorganisation of parking associated with Nos. 1-4 Woodfield Close including erection of 4 x No. cartlodges and provision of landscaped area fronting Woodfield Close.

Discharge of Condition No. 3 of DC/20/4136/LBC - Listed Building Consent - The proposed development comprises of internal alterations to the East Wing Ground Floor of Seckford Hall to provide five bedrooms each with ensuite bathrooms. All changes are internal, no external alterations to the building are being proposed. Any remaining original features will be retained and refurbished and some of the previous hall layout will be reinstated. Few original features remain as a result of many alterations over the years but our proposal will create rooms that speak of the building's wonderful historic character.

County Council Consultation - The new development seeks to increase the capacity of the school to 90 full time students, plus a further 10% split evenly between Primary and Secondary. This will provide 44 primary and 55 Secondary places (99 in total). The proposed development consists of the construction of a new single storey building, internal alterations to existing buildings, re-provision of adequate external areas and new artificial pitch and additional on-site parking.

Discharge of Conditon Nos. 3, 7, 17 and 18 of DC/18/1246/FUL - Part-conversion and part-new build (following demolition of various pre-existing structures, or parts thereof) to provide a residential development comprising 14 no. apartments with associated parking, refuse and cycle storage and alterations to site access - Access Details, Contamination Details, Sustainable Urban Drainage System and surface water management strategy

Alterations and extension to form mixed use development comprising Commercial (Use Class E) and 9 self contained flats (Use Class C3)

The proposed development is to form a new accessible for all pathway from the eastern end of the southern slope of the north wall (Coney Hill cross bank) southwards inland of the secondary sea defense to the East Hide at RSPB Minsmere nature reserve. There are also proposed works on and around East and West Scrapes. This proposal also includes alterations and extensions to the East Hide to improve accessibility.

Discharge of Condition No 17 of DC/18/2671/FUL - External alteration and partial demolition of Queen's House to provide 3 residential units (Class C3). Demolition of single dwelling house and Groundsman's Hut and development of 29 residential units (Class C3), replacement Groundsman's Hut and associated highway, drainage and landscape works.