Demolition of lean to element to existing garage. Single storey rear linking extension comprising conversion of garage footprint to habitable accommodation. Relocation of oil tank and external boiler. Changes to fenestration & installation of porch canopy. Erection of detached garage structure.

Variation of Condition(s) 2 of DC/21/4694/FUL - 1. Extension to existing C20 extension, 2. Remove partition between Dining room and Hall, 3. Alterations to cross partition, 4. Raise first floor landing, 5. Cover second floor staircase and move bedroom door, 6. Remove attic cupboard, 7. Install under floor heating system, 8. Replace external windows 9. Replace external render and 10. Demolish outbuildings and construct new studio and guest accommodation. Vary condition 2. Materials & Finishes

Conversion of agricultural building to dwellinghouse (originally granted under ref: DC/20/0348/PN3). Retention of works already undertaken, to include additional first-floor accommodation, altered door/window positions, and alternate external finishes

Discharge of Condition Nos. 3 and 4 of APP/J3530/W/16/3161862, DC/16/2148/VOC - Variation of Condition 3 of Planning Consent DC/15/0529 (Change of use from an Annex/Ancilliary accommodation to an independant dwelling) - scheme for the relocation of the ventilation and refrigeration equipment on the rear elevation of the public house and Details of a scheme to fill the ground floor level window on the lean to on the rear elevation of the public house

Non-Material Amendment of DC/22/4977/FUL - Rear extension and alterations to include replacement roof to form first floor accommodation. -Removed first floor accommodation within exiting roof space and existing bungalow to now remain predominantly as existing with minor changes to some window size. Extension roof tiles now to match existing bungalow.

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/4694/FUL - 1.Extension to existing C20 extension, 2.Remove partition between Dining room and Hall, 3.Alterations to cross partition, 4.Raise first floor landing, 5. Cover second floor staircase and move bedroom door, 6. Remove attic cupboard, 7. Install under floor heating system, 8. Replace external windows. 9.Replace external render and 10. Demolish outbuildings and construct new studio and guest accommodation. - The approval included a pitched roof canopy above the entrance door supported by brackets on the wall, the change is to support the roof by oak posts and open studwork as shown on drawing 16. There are no changes to the design or size of the roof.

Prior Notification (Change of Use of Agricultural Buildings to Dwellinghouse) - Proposed 3 bedroom dwelling with open plan kitchen/diner and separate living room. All living accommodation to have windows minimum 1770mm x 1050mm, main living spaces to also have patio doors. Entrance hall and utility room (internal) to have 3no. roof lights. Side windows in garage.

Non-material Amendment of DC/22/4625/FUL - (Demolition of rear single storey element. Erection of single storey side and rear extension to dwelling. Conversion of existing outbuilding at west boundary to provide ancillary residential accommodation comprising sleeping accommodation. Relocation of existing oil tank). - Outbuilding - Application of timber cladding to exterior facade of outbuilding - black painted weatherboarding. Outbuilding - New window opening to west side of bedroom at north end. Outbuilding - Glazed door panel to east elevation in lieu of solid panel indicated (facing garden).

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/3255/FUL - Demolition of existing single storey kitchen extension and provision of two storey extension to provide an additional bedroom in combination with a first-floor shower room and the re-ordering of the existing staircase and general ground floor accommodation. Reconfiguration of the bay window roofs on the front elevation - The original approval included a glassed roof conservatory to the rear of the premises. The conservatory is to remain the same size, but will now have a solid flat roof in lieu of the approved glass roof. The bedroom window above the conservatory is a fire escape window and East Suffolk Building Control have advised a flat roof would be a far better option in terms of means of escape from the first floor bedroom. The flat roof will also provide better insulation and therefore be warmer in the winter in cooler in the summer

Removal of existing roof, with the addition of a part first floor extension with gable fronted roof and part new first floor with accommodation and dormer windows, together with a single storey rear infill extension, with internal modifications.