Phased redevelopment of Redundant Agricultural Buildings to 3no.Holiday Lets, Events Centre, Manager's Accommodation & Office Accommodation. Includes erection of 1no. Holiday Let & erection of Cartlodge & Store infill. Repairs and alterations to existing buildings. Construction of ancillary car parking for all uses & footpath connections to Butley Priory.

Conversion of redundant farm buildings into single residential dwelling with detached workshop/home office

Listed Building Consent - Conversion of redundant farm buildings into single residential dwelling with detached workshop/home office

Prior Notification (Agriculture) - Constructing a reservoir to contain water for emergency use as the farm is not connected to a mains water supply for fire prevention and watering livestock. To provide water habitat for conservation purposes on this regenerative farm. Why necessary for agriculture: For fire prevention on nearby farmyard, offices and farmhouse. Emergency water supply. Watering farm livestock Conservation for the farm wildlife as part of the Conservation Schemes Why designed for agriculture: It is located at the centre of the farm with good access to grazing fields and the main farmyard.

Discharge of Condition No. 6 of DC/22/2296/FUL - Change of use from redundant barn to, farm office and reception, storage, craft room, Entrance and en-suite bedroom.

Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) - Works comprise of the conversion of the ground floor of a former Cow shed to provide welfare and office facilities directly related to the farm operations.

Discharge of Condition Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of DC/20/2218/FUL - Conversion of redundant farm buildings into single residential dwelling with detached workshop/home office - Condition 4 - Drawings PW1081_PL05, PL06, PL07, PL08, PL09, PL10 & PL11 Condition 5 - Drawing PW1081_PL14 and TWPro flue brochure; Condition 6 - Site Investigation Report and Condition 7 & 8 - We believe the RMS is not required, as stated in the Phase I Report

Discharge of Condition No.3 of - DC/20/2219/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Conversion of redundant farm buildings into single residential dwelling with detached workshop/home office. - Schedule of repairs

Discharge of Condition No. 9 of DC/22/3591/FUL - Erection of 3 no. office units with a Class E (g)(i) use class. that development achieves a high-quality design, which is responsive and sympathetic to its surroundings. The existing units on site adopt a traditional agricultural barn vernacular utilising red brick and weatherboarded elevations with pantile roof. The proposed units would be of a similar form, scale and appearance of the existing units, specifically the units to the south of the site, but the proposed units would incorporate rooflights to enable floor space to be accommodated within the roof. The proposed units would utilise an area vacant maintained land, adjoining the existing business units. The of site is of a significant size to accommodate the proposed building and associated parking without it appearing cramped or contrived. By way of location and form, the proposed development would not detrimentally affect the wider landscape - Precise details of a tree and/or hedge planting scheme

Erection of 3 no. office units with a Class E (g)(i) use class. that development achieves a high-quality design, which is responsive and sympathetic to its surroundings. The existing units on site adopt a traditional agricultural barn vernacular utilising red brick and weatherboarded elevations with pantile roof. The proposed units would be of a similar form, scale and appearance of the existing units, specifically the units to the south of the site, but the proposed units would incorporate rooflights to enable floor space to be accommodated within the roof. The proposed units would utilise an area vacant maintained land, adjoining the existing business units. The of site is of a significant size to accommodate the proposed building and associated parking without it appearing cramped or contrived. By way of location and form, the proposed development would not detrimentally affect the wider landscape.