Non Material Amendment to DC/22/4128/FUL - Demolition of dormer bungalow and erection of 2 no. passive house dwellings - Addition of x3 no roof windows to west elevation. First floor bedroom 03 window to south elevation changed from a window to Juliet balcony.

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/0677/FUL - Alterations, demolition of existing modern extension, and erection of new side extension to existing dwelling - The roof to the extension to be black corrugated sheet metal, instead of the approved timber cladding

Discharge of conditions 15 on DC/21/1547/VOC - (Variation of Condition No.11 of DC/20/0117/FUL - (Demolition of existing building and replacement with 3no terraced dwellings) - Condition No 11 - Part 2 - Works to the north boundary wall of the existing building once the roof is removed to include any re-rendering internally on the south side and any coping and creasing to the top to be submitted, determined and completed all in accordance with the approved works prior to occupation.)

Non Material Amendment of DC/22/2490/FUL - Demolition of the existing glazed extension to the rear elevation of a two storey residential dwelling and construction of a replacement single storey rear extension - Amendments include: alterations to the roof pitch, material changes and window/rooflight arrangements.

Non-material amendment of DC/20/2417/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling & associated garage structure. Erection of replacement dwelling) - Doors on south east elevation to be four sections instead of two with solid triangle above instead of glass; raise sedum roof beyond openings and glass barrier; non opening window on southwest elevation to be in two sections instead of one; and south west elevation rear garden wall to be straight instead of slight step.

Non Material Amendment of DC/20/1768/FUL - Demolition of the existing dwelling (The Walk) and sub-division of the site into two plots. Two new dwellings, one being a replacement - New lantern rooflight over entrance hall, New window in ensuite, Bedroom window cill heights increased , Bathroom window cill heights decreased, Majority of rooflights removed, Porch roof extended to provide a canopy over the front door, Glass front door replaced with solid, no sidelights to either side, Style of rooflight changed from a combination rooflight to a single pane, Brick gable changed to horizontal natural timber cladding, Cycle storage shed moved from North-East to North-West of the site, 4kw PV array

Non Material Amendment of DC/18/4866/FUL - Demolition of existing outbuilding & garage. Erection of new dwelling (comprising basement and room-in-roof levels) with integral parking and widened vehicle access crossover at land to rear of Barclays Bank, 177 High Street, Aldeburgh - Retention of existing bank vault to 177 High Street - Landscaping amended - North boundary wall to be reinstated

Variation of Condition No. 2 of DC/21/3221/FUL - Demolition of existing 3 bed dwelling, erection of replacement dwelling - To allow redesign of floor plans and roof form. By substituting the drawing references.

Demolition of existing Sunroom, to be replaced with a larger single-storey extension across the rear. Repositioned entrance door to the side and new shower room where the existing porch is. Replace windows, repaint the dwelling and replace roof tiles.

Discharge of Condition No. 7 of DC/22/0017/FUL - Demolition of the current derelict 2 storey dwelling on site and replace with a 2 storey new dwelling plus 2 x car parking spaces to the front of the property. From the first floor level there are terraces to front and rear and an external staircase to the rear down to a decked area and a garden. The new property comprises of 3 x double bedrooms, family bathroom and en-suite facilities on the lower floor and open plan living, kitchen and dining on the upper floor. The building is proposed to be clad in white weatherboarding with a grey slate roof and dark framed glazing units - 21100-ABA-XX-XX-DR-AR-001-S3-P02 is the site plan which shows the strategy for ensuring no surface water will discharge from the property to the highway (Ferry Road). In summary, a slot drain is suggested at the threshold of the driveway hardstanding and the back of pavement. Water entering this will be discharged to shallow soakaway crates in the front garden. It has been discussed with Colin Dolden of East Suffolk Building Control that soakaways in this location are acceptable due to the proposed foundation type of piled slab (therefore the foundations will not be compromised by the soakaway being close to the building). The rest of the front garden will be unbound gravel and therefore present no surface water run-off issue to the highway