Discharge of condition 3 of DC/21/4863/FUL - Renovation of existing 1980's house with two modern extensions - Details of materials to be used in the external surfaces of the approved development submitted. - Roof: concrete interlocking charcoal coloured pan tiles by sandtoft. Walls: vertical larch rainscreen cladding to first floor. 94x22mm. Windows and doors: purpose made in aluminium finished in ral 7021 (off black)

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

Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) - The works include the erection of a single storey rear extension, provision of new side elevation window and new porch. SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION - No more than half the area of land around the "original house". - No extensions forward of the principal elevation or side elevation - No extension to be higher than the highest part of the roof - Extension to be max 3m from rear wall of "original house" - Maximum height of a single-storey rear extension of 3.3m - Extension to have a flat roof with roof light - Maximum eaves height of extension within 2m of the boundary to be 3m - materials to match existing The works as shown on the accompanying drawing meet the above permitted development criteria and are considered to be lawful

Variation of Condition No. 2 of DC/21/1795/FUL - Demolition of a number of flat roofed extensions, construction of three single storey extensions and one two storey extension, Thermally upgrade the existing property externally (clad with timber and render), erection of a traditional 3 bay cart lodge, replacement of existing windows and undertake a modest landscape scheme - The Cart Lodge design has been amended to allow for a plant room, and the overall location relative to the main house has changed slightly. Therefore, condition 2 needs to change to allow for the amended drawing A02-07 A and the revised Cart Lodge plans and elevations A02-08 A - 2. The development hereby permitted shall not be carried out other than in accordance with Site Plan A01-01, drawings A02-05 and A02-06, and Design and Access Statement received 13th April 2021 and A02-07 A and A02-08 A received 7th March 2022.

Non Material Amendment of DC/18/3835/FUL - Erection of ground floor front extensions to dwelling - The approved development was a first floor extension which has been completed alongside a bay window on the ground floor and integrated canopy over the front door. Removal of Bay window from previous planning application from ground floor lounge. Reinstatement of porch canopy in similar style to original over front door. Decrease depth of existing lounge window by 400mm.

Rear ground floor extension, together with first floor side extension over double garage and dormer window over front door. Foundations for rear extension dug and poured (within permitted development).

Prior Notification (Householder) - A single storey rear extension to No 1 Pinewood Gardens having a maximum depth of 5m and a maximum height of 4m. The extension would be situated to the east side and would protrude from the rear wall of the original dwelling house. The west elevation of the extension would share an adjoining boundary with the existing garage extension which protrudes 5.9m from the rear wall of the original dwelling house. The extension would have a double pitched roof with two Velux-type roof windows on the west facing aspect. The south facing wall would contain a door and window. The extension would be built under, and within, permitted development rules and building regulations.