Construction of a stand-alone shed for the purpose of timber drying and storage of timber, kayaks and garden equipment. The shed is rectangular in plan, 8.0 m by 3.0 m, with a pitched roof, overall height 2.97 m. In the interests of sustainability and economy, it will reuse the roof tiles and A-frames from an old garage elsewhere on the site, due for demolition. The roof is supported on timber columns. The timber columns and timber edging to the roof are painted black. The proposal includes continuing an 800 mm high earth bank along the boundary with the road, topped with a hedge.

In the rear grounds:1/erect a new wooden 9x1.5m (lxh) fence and a 2x1m (lxh) extension to an existing picket fence close off an area to assist with child safeguarding.2/ to provide more outdoor storage for church equipment. Add two sheds, 3x3x1.75m and 2.75x2x1.75m (wxdxh). DC/15/3361/FUL and DC/16/1077/AME previously granted permission for outdoor storage and an artificial turf area with associated fencing and hedging in the rear grounds. Note the area stated of 270 square meters in the application is the area of the affected portion of the rear grounds. Permission is required because the grounds lie within a conservation area and form part of a curtilage of a grade 2 listed building (listing is subject to ecclesiastical exemption and is the remit of the trustees). The long fence will provide a physical barrier to people from the street casually entering the rear grounds when we have children outside. It will prevent children straying into the front areas of the grounds where they have easy access to Quay Street. The short picket fence extension will complete the enclosure. Children are on our site from our community parent and child toddler groups and our church services/youth events. The long fence will extend from the rear of the church building to the holly hedging (see#1). It will be mostly hidden from Quay Street and it will be obscured from Crown Place Maltings residents by the 3m high holly hedge. The fence would be of a wooden construction, of a horizontal lattice type (see #2) with a gate on the existing path. The additional storage would be adjacent to the church car park. It will replace the existing compost areas with enclosed storage and add an additional shed next to the existing bike rack. These will be of metal construction and to 1.75m high consistent with the existing shed. Whilst the boundary wall is 1.2m high on our grounds side, there are existing shrubs behind the compost area up to 2m high and these will remain.

Discharge of Condition No. 3 and 4 of DC/20/2834/ARM - Construction of 1 no. new dwelling and garage with a dropped kerb off Beccles Road. Trees to be planted, timber fencing and brick wall to boundary

See schedule tree survey - T1 Wild cherry - Situated on the boundary of the castle and at the entrance of Pettitree Cottage (the tree is owned by English heritage). The tree has grown over the driveway/entrance to Petistree Cottage and is in danger of becoming damaged by vehicles entering the site. The crown of the tree has also become congested with some crossing branches. Proposed work- reduce and reshape the crown (see image - Wild Cherry), remove any dead, damaged or dying wood. lightly thin the crown where appropriate. lift the crown over the driveway to avoid damage to overhanging branches. T4- Copper Beech - This tree has been pollarded in the past and now would benefit from being reduced again to avoid the new build and any damage that may accrue during construction. Proposed work - Reduce and reshape the crown to suitable active growth points near to where the tree was been previously reduced ( See images - Copper beech 1 & 2). Remove any dead, dying, damaged wood. Thin and lift the crown where appropriate.