Non Material Amendment of DC/21/1774/FUL - Erection of side extension, partly single-storey, partly two-storey, to house swimming pool with bedroom above. - Removal of the swimming pool from the plans and from the description of development. Changes to the internal layout. Changes to the windows and doors and provision of rooflights in lieu of approved glazed roof lantern.

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/1774/FUL (Erection of side extension, partly single-storey, partly two-storey, to house swimming pool with bedroom above) - Removal of swimming pool from approved plans and from description of development under planning permission DC/21/1774/FUL; changes to internal layout; changes to windows and doors; provision of rooflights in lieu of glazed roof lantern; changes to height of extensions; changes to ground level

Non Material Amendment of DC/22/2603/FUL - Raise the roof of the existing bungalow, Reposition the existing garage, demolish and rebuild garden store - Change the description of development and drawing title to read : Raise the roof of the existing bungalow and Reposition the existing garage.

Variation of Condition No.2 of DC/20/1703/FUL - Following our recent purchase of 2 acres of land adjacent to our house, we would like to apply to change the use of the land from agricultural to equestrian. A site plan has been attached. We have submitted an application to Suffolk PROW to install a bridleway gate on Bridleway 48 to enclose the grazing horses. We would also like to apply for permission to construct 2 outbuildings in our garden comprising garaging and tractor store (outbuilding 1) and tack & hay store and horse trailer storage (outbuilding 2). Please see enclosed scaled drawings. The buildings will be single-storey, constructed using a traditional timber frame. They will have a plinth of Suffolk brick and be clad in locally-sourced timber. The roof will be lightweight black metal. We have taken care to design a building in keeping with others in the local area. Please see supporting evidence. The buildings comply with the requirement to be 1.8m from the oil tank - I wish to amend the design of 'building 1' to incorporate an office for me above the garage. The reason for this is that since the pandemic, my working pattern has considerably changed, and I now work from home, and we are in need of a space which I can work in, ideally outside of the house, but within the curtilage of the property. I have sketched a new design for building 1, which allows for a space above the garage. The footprint of the building has been reduced from the original design of 74.4 sqm to 53.8. Furthermore I have reduced the 'overhang' section of building 2, in order to reduce the footprint of that building To adjust the variation to reflect that new designs have been submitted. For instance.. The development hereby permitted shall be completed in all respects strictly in accordance with all block plans (Block plan, elevations and floor plans of the proposed buildings) received on 17th March 2022 for which permission is hereby granted or which are subsequently submitted

Application to amend the development comprising the construction of a glazed roof pavilion - amended design to that approved under planning permission ref. DC/18/2428/FUL.

Non Material Amendment of Ref: DC/18/4429/ARM - Approval of Reserved Matters of DC/14/4193/OUT - Outline Application with all matters reserved apart from access for up to 150 new dwellings (including affordable housing), associated infrastructure, open space and up to 3ha of employment land (comprising uses within use class B1 (including starter units) and use class B2) - Facing bricks & roof tiles for Phase 1 as per the amended Material Schedule, plots 5 - 8 reduction to the roof pitch to 35 degrees from 40 degrees, Plots 143, 144, 145 and 147 reduction of the roof pitch to 35 degrees from 40 degrees, Plots 146 and 98 omit the hipped roof and pitch the roof front to back (at the same pitch 35 degrees) with the introduction of a corbelled out chimney to each end, both of these plots are in prominent positions within the development and in the opinion of the Developer act as a focal point to both the site entrance and the "horseshoe" open space