Discharge of condition 13 of DC/20/3142/FUL - (Redevelopment of golf course and vacant paddock land for the siting of 170 holiday lodges, 3 tree houses, new Facilities Building, Maintenance and Housekeeping Building, car parking and associated highway works) - To ensure that ecological receptors are adequately protected and enhanced as part of the development.

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

Non Material Amendment of DC/19/3798/ARM - Approval of Reserved Matters of DC/16/5410/OUT - Part Retrospective - Outline Application (with all matters other than means of access reserved) for residential development of up to 160 dwellings with the provision of a new meadow, additional site wide open space and landscaping, land to enable an extension to the existing cemetery and vehicular accesses off Hill Farm Road - Addition of previously agreed POS landscaping drawings 105 & 106, updated to include further tree planting.

Discharge of Condition Nos. 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 of DC/18/4033/VOC - Variation of Condition No.2 of DC/17/2675/ARM - Approval of Reserved Matters of DC/16/2157/FUL - Hybrid planning application for demolition of prison and construction of 2no shop units with 4no flats, and 3no office units with car parking, 16no affordable housing units (full submission), and residential development including care home, roads and open space (outline submission) (Construction of 38 houses with access roads). - To provide a better layout incorporating improved car parking provision and additional space for soakaways. Replacement of drawings identified in Condition 2 of the Approval Notice for Application Reference DC/17/2675/ARM with those submitted with this application - Protection Fencing to Trees and Hedgerows, Hard Landscaping, Landscaping, Bin Storage and Highways Access Details

Consultation - IP/22/00036/REM - Submission of Reserved Matters (access, landscaping and layout) for the Core Infrastructure for Phases 1, 2, 3, A, B, Ba, C and Ca comprising two site accesses off Westerfield Road, main spine road, drainage features including basins, swales, foul drainage routes, pumping stations and associated works pursuant to outline planning application for a mixed use development for up to 815 dwellings (C3); a district centre (with up to 6,040 sqm of floor space in the following use classes: A1 retail (not exceeding 4,540 sqm), financial services (A2), restaurants, pubs and takeaways (A3, A4, A5), business uses (B1a), dwellings and institutional residential uses (C2,C3) and non-residential institutions (including health centre (D1) and leisure uses (D2)); a primary school (D1); vehicular access from Westerfield Road (x2) and Henley Road (cycle, pedestrian, emergency vehicle, temporary bus route only); provision of public amenity space; provision of infrastructure (including highways, parking, cycle, pedestrian routes, utilities and sustainable drainage systems); landscaping and engineering works (including ground remodelling and enabling works). Works proposed will affect Tree Preservation Orders and public right of ways within the application site. An Environmental Statement has been submitted with the application under the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England and Wales) Regulations 2011 (as amended).

The trees are located on a plot of land at the rear of 17 Yarmouth Road known as 48 Royal Avenue. G1 3 x self set Sycamore trees - Fell due to over crowding of the area, reduced light and obstructing the proposed development area. T1 Oak - Fell due to low fused union and the potential to cause damage to the neighbouring wall and property. Replanting of more suitable trees for the site have been proposed, these will be of native species such as Rowan, Whitebeam, Hawthorn etc.

TPO/102/2021 Rear garden wooded area trees identified as per tree surgeons photos T1 & T2 - 2x Oaks Pollard to 5m from ground level. Reason: Trees have a tall thin canopy due to being part of the woodland, with the recent development of these new properties both oak trees are now exposed to new wind forces and being close to the property they have a higher risk of causing damage. Pollarding will introduce a dense canopy that can be maintained periodically and remove risk of failing laterals.

Discharge of Condition Nos. 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17 and 20 of DC/21/3706/FUL - Erection of detached dwelling and garage pursuant to planning permission (LPA Ref: C04/0187) - prevent the discharge of surface water from the development onto the highway, details of the areas to be provided for electric vehicle infrastructure, details of the areas to be provided for storage of Refuse/Recycling bins, detailed Arboricultural Method Statement, Construction Method Statement, i) materials and finishes; ii) hard surfacing, precise details of a scheme of landscape works (which term shall include tree and shrub planting, grass, earthworks and other operations as appropriate) and scheme for the provision and implementation of surface water drainage

Discharge of Condition(s) Nos. 4 and 5 of DC/19/4130/FUL - Clearance of some of an overgrown area to create a multi-functional amenity space for the local community with: a) area of long meadow grass with wild flowers and small fruiting trees, b) woodland area with trees, woodland planting, c) mown games area, d) an existing area of scrub land to maintain the ecological diversity. We aim to improve the natural habitat, and to encourage wildlife with more mixed native hedging and trees whilst creating a secure space for children with timber post and rail fencing of the stream and ditch. We have made provision for rubbish and recycling bins. We intend to site notice boards describing the wildlife that lives in the area so as to provide further interest for visitors. We have consulted with the Suffolk Wildlife trust for a wildlife appraisal (enclosed) and will continue to do so as the project progresses, in particular to ask for mitigation measures in developing the site so as to achieve a net gain in biodiversity. Some of this net gain will be through adding other plant species whilst retaining some of the existing scrub as well as the installation of bat boxes, small bird nesting boxes and bug boxes - Prior to the commencement of the development provision of details of tree planting, grassland creation methodology and fencing shall be submitted to the local planning authority. And Prior to the first use of the land a long term management plan for the site shall be produced identifying how its biodiversity value will be maintained and enhanced.

TPO ESC 0001/2019 See accompanying survey and plan: T5 Oak (TPO T1) Reduce crown by 2m. Remove deadwood and clear ivy. T6 Oak (TPO T2) Reduce crown height by 2.5-3m. Reduce lateral spread by 1.5-2m. Remove deadwood and clear ivy. T7 Beech (TPO T3) Reduce crown by 2m. Raise crown to 5m. on development side only removing only sub-laterals. Remove lowest small primary lateral on development side.