Discharge of Condition No.3 of DC/22/0151/FUL - Various external works:- 1. The existing bin store on the side of the existing building is to be relocated to the north edge of the site next to the existing GRP substation and enclosed in 1.8m high timber featheredge boarding with access gates to facilitate the ingress and egress of the bins 2. The existing gravel margin to the squash area is to be removed and replaced with a tarmacadam surface. 3. A new additional bike rack facility will be installed to the front building entrance area 4. One of the existing bike racks will receive a new canopy such as the example shown on drawing 002A 5. The south edge of the site will be relandscaped subject to planning approval and condition. The temp site entrance will be removed to this area with the kerb line reinstated. The existing vegetation and trees will be removed to the south edge as highlighted. It is considered that the existing vegetation and trees offer no enhancement features and would be better served by a new landscaping scheme. The area will be turfed and landscaped subject to a separate design by others and subject to LA approval and condition. A timber knee rail will be installed as shown to enable protection of the site boundary - Landscaping

Discharge of Conditions 4, 9 & 12 of DC/21/0898/VOC (Variation of Condition 2 of DC/16/3954/FUL [Proposed segregation of land and erection of new dwelling and associated garage] - seeking minor design amendments and connection to existing garage) - Obscure glazing, boundary treatments & tree protection details.

Discharge of Condition Nos. 4, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 15, 17, and 18 of DC/21/2329/FUL - Erection of new veterinary surgery and 3 residential units in two phases - details of the proposed access, discharge of surface water, details of the areas to be provided for secure cycle storage and electric vehicle infrastructure, boundary details, method statement for reptile mitigation, including long term management proposals for reptilemitigation areas, details of a tree and/or hedge planting scheme, hard landscaping scheme, Details of all external facing and roofing materials and site investigation

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

Discharge of Condition No. 20 of DC/19/1637/FUL- 1. In outline, comprising a Visitor Centre (maximum 2,000sq.m GEA) and a maximum of 9,500sq.m (GEA) of floorspace to provide administration, storage, welfare and canteen facilities with all matters reserved apart from access. 2. In full, for the demolition of the existing Outage Store, Laydown Area, Operations Training Centre, Technical Training Facility, Visitor Centre, and Rosery Cottage garage; removal of technical training and pool car park (63 spaces), Coronation Wood car park (21 spaces), Visitor Centre car park (16 spaces) and northern outage car park (576 spaces); meantime use of the Technical Training Centre as an interim Visitor Centre followed by its demolition; and erection of new (all floorspace in GEA) Outage Store (2,778sq.m), Laydown Area (11,990sq.m) including New Western Access Road, Yardman's Office (23sq.m), Training Centre (4,032sq.m), Rosery Cottage garage (30sq.m), Replacement Car Park (2,363sq.m) providing 112 spaces, and Outage Car Park (15,525sq.m) providing (576 spaces) including new access road (and alternative access to bridleway), footpath and amended junction at Sizewell Gap; and associated landscaping earthworks/recontouring, tree felling and boundary treatment. - programme of archaeological work

Discharge of Condition(s) 4, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 18 and 23 (some in part) on planning permission DC/19/1637/FUL (1. In outline, comprising a Visitor Centre (maximum 2,000sq.m GEA) and a maximum of 9,500sq.m (GEA) of floorspace to provide administration, storage, welfare and canteen facilities with all matters reserved apart from access. 2. In full, for the demolition of the existing Outage Store, Laydown Area, Operations Training Centre, Technical Training Facility, Visitor Centre, and Rosery Cottage garage; removal of technical training and pool car park (63 spaces), Coronation Wood car park (21 spaces), Visitor Centre car park (16 spaces) and northern outage car park (576 spaces); meantime use of the Technical Training Centre as an interim Visitor Centre followed by its demolition; and erection of new (all floorspace in GEA) Outage Store (2,778sq.m), Laydown Area (11,990sq.m) including New Western Access Road, Yardman's Office (23sq.m), Training Centre (4,032sq.m), Rosery Cottage garage (30sq.m), Replacement Car Park (2,363sq.m) providing 112 spaces, and Outage Car Park (15,525sq.m) providing (576 spaces) including new access road (and alternative access to bridleway), footpath and amended junction at Sizewell Gap; and associated landscaping earthworks/recontouring, tree felling and boundary treatment.)

T1 Sycamore Tree is located on western boundary of the property next to gate on Lamberts Lane. To fell the tree due to extensive heartwood decay. A cavity is visible at 6 m. on the east side of thetrunk. The cavity has an opening of 50cm by 20cm. An aerial inspection of the tree has been carried out which shows that due to heart wood decay only 40% of the overall diameter of trunk remains. The trunk is hollow for at least 80cm above the cavity, but the level of discharge coming from the cavity would indicate that the decay is linking to other cavities higher up on the truck. The tree is now considered hazardous and is in close proximity to both a road and properties, removal is the only option to mitigate potential liability for the land owner.