Prior Notification (Householder) - Single Storey Conservatory Extension; Walls Face Brickwork to Match House; Windows and Doors White UPVC to Match House; Roof Blue Tinted Glass and White Rafters.

Prior Notification (Householder) - Single storey sunroom extension. Walls to be blockwork with cement rendering to match existing house. Windows and doors white uPvc as existing. Roof to be a lean to design with brick red composite slate and blue tinted solar control roof sheet central within roof. Raked infill to sides with white uPvc cladding.

Prior Notification - Proposed barn conversion situated west of Owls House, Owls Green, Dennington. The proposal will insert two living room windows, two kitchen / dining room windows, a window in each of the two proposed bedrooms, two roof lights over the beds, a sun tunnel providing light to the bathroom and a set of glazed patio doors

Prior Notification (Householder) - The extension will provide a needed snug and utility space, as well as a downstairs WC. The elevations will be rendered to match the existing house and will have a parapet detail to hide the EPDM roof. A contrast stone capping will finish the top face. Sliding doors will give access to the garden, while modern slot windows will allow light into the bathroom.

Prior Notification (Householder) - Erection of single storey extension to rear. Face brickwork as house, white upvc windows and doors and a slate hipped roof

Prior Notification (Householder) - Single storey, vaulted ceiling extension on the back of the property. To be used as extended kitchen and living area. Built from same style/ colour bricks and roof tiles. Bifold doors and window to face the rear garden. Rainwater and waste water to be using existing drains. New manhole cover to be installed. 4.5 metres beyond existing rear wall. 6.7 metres spanning across the rear. Adjoining home owner aware of plans.

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.

Prior Notification - Conversion of an existing tractor building to a small dwelling house, area 112m2. The barn sits away from the main farmhouse, within trees. The work involves the installation and replacement of windows and doors, for adequate natural light, Some strengthening of the roof, wall and foundation structure, within the building envelope, as is reasonably necessary for conversion. Installation of drainage services, all other services existing

Householder Prior Notification - We are looking to add a small extension to the back of our house to improve our living space, the room is currently being used as a Utility Room which we would like to open up into a Garden Room with a lantern rooflight measuring 3m x 2m, bi-fold doors measuring 2.7m x 2.1m in height, and a window measuring 3m x 0.3m, which will be fitted at a height of 1.6m from the ground. This involves adding to a previous extension by 2m in length and 0.5m in width. The earlier extension was built in November 1948 and provides us with 2 separate rooms, the room closest to the original house gives us a cloak room leading into a small sperate toilet (the toilet was part of the original house) and we are not looing to make any changes to this area. We would like to extend the second room which will open out into our spacious garden. The width of previous extension is 3m narrowing down to just 1.8m as it joins onto the separate toilet built within the original house. Shown on our supporting documents in red. The current length of the existing room(s) is 4m on the longest side and 3.2m on the shortest. Shown on our supporting documents in red. The height of the existing room is 2.5m when measuring outside, and 2.3m when measuring indoors, where we will be adding the lantern rooflight to. By adding on our desired measurements of 2m x 0.5m this would allow our Garden Room to be 4m x 3.5m in size, when adding this to the current extension it gives us a total extended space of 6m x 3.5m on the right hand side, and 5.2m x 1.8m on the left hand side. Shown on our supporting documents. Within the supporting documents we have added a yellow line which splits the original house and the earlier extension which was built in November 1948. The current extension, along with the back part of our existing house, are detached from both neighbouring properties.

Prior Notification - Change of Use from Offices (Class B1(a)) to Dwellinghouses (Class C3) The proposed works will restore the mid-terraced property, currently used as office space, to its original purpose of a single residential dwelling. This will involve full refurbishment of the interior, including upgrades to the electric and plumbing systems to comply with current regulations and also improve the energy efficiency of the dwelling. Additionally, external walls and roof space will be insulated further ensuring the property's energy efficiency. A fully fitted kitchen and utility room will be installed on the ground floor at the rear of the property. A ground floor WC/shower room will also be created, bringing the number of bathroom facilities in line with modern living. On the first floor, there is currently a small kitchenette and separate WC, these will be converted into a family bathroom. The proposed works will also incorporate full decor and new flooring throughout to create a light and spacious family home. All rooms have external windows allowing plenty of natural light. The bedrooms will be fitted with fire escape windows. There will be no changes to the exterior at the front of the property, other than tidying up the small front garden and painting of windowsills and lintels to improve the kerb appeal. To the rear, a low maintenance garden will be enclosed by a fence and the parking spaces will be accessed via a garden gate.