Variations to development approved under DC/20/1352/FUL (Redevelopment and extension of the former Royal Court Hotel to provide a café (A3) at ground level and 15 residential flats) and use of part of the ground floor (area approved for café use) for two residential units (C3).

Redevelopment of garage premises to 3no residential units and 1no commercial unit. This application is submitted for a revised proposal to that of DC/20/0118/FUL which has commenced, and the alterations are limited to; 1. Amending the extend and areas of re-building due to the condition and construction of the existing building, which was not visible until commencement of the project. 2. Increasing the garden area provided to the development as an additional area of land was located behind an existing retaining wall adjacent 10 Old Market. 3. The creation of a parking space to support the development for unloading and loading to the commercial unit in the position of the previous garage, due to the complexity of accessing the building which has partially come to light during the construction process. 4. Additional details on the previously unseen and hidden ground levels, including retaining walls as appropriate. 5. Phasing of the project to ensure funds can be directed to demolition of the unsound areas, removal of underground fuel tanks, ground remediation and reconstruction of the front section of the development facing Old Market.

Current extension has been built under permitted development to be single storey extension with flat roof Proposal is to now install Obscure smoked glass bacony to 3 no sides to stop viewing over neighbouring properties & allow a balcony to be formed

Infill development consisting of 4No. one-bedroom flats and 3 No. two-bedroom flats (7No. flats in total) over four floors, inclusive of rooms in the roof. Conversion of laundrette to extend existing house of multiple occupation to create three additional en suite bedrooms on the ground floor and additional kitchen. Resubmission following 3 year time elapse of application 19/3342.

Extensions and alterations to provide suitable living accommodation for three generations of one family. There is a proposed single storey ground floor extension at the rear to provide additional living space, with a dining area and a separate living room. There is a proposed extension to the east side of the first floor to raise the ceiling height of the existing 1st floor space so that it can be brought into practical use to provide an en-suite, a dressing/wardrobe area and a study connected at first floor level to one of the bedrooms. These alterations are also to reorganise internally and make fuller use of ground floor space, created by a previous extension, done as we understand it by a previous owner in 2007 under Permitted Development rules.

The proposed development replaces the existing poor quality lean-to kitchen extension. The proposed replacement utilises the existing foundations and plinth brickwork. The existing rendered masonry walls will be removed and replaced with a larch clad studwork. Finally the existing poor quality glazed roof will be removed and replaced with a new Lonsdale glazed roof system. The proposed renovations are of the exact same scale as the existing kitchen extension.

Replacement of fencing along the boundary between 2 Laurel Cottages and 3 Laurel Cottages (along the northen boundary of 3 Laurel Cottages). The fencing is split in to 2 portions. The first portion (light blue on plan) is to replace the existing close-board fence with one exceeding the 2m permitted development limit by 0.25m (the addition of a 30cm high trellis section to a 1.95m high fence). The second portion (dark blue on plan) is to replace the existing post and rail fence with a 1.95m high close-board fence. These works are proposed to reinstate the mutual privacy following construction of an extension at 2 Laurel Cottages (ref DC/20/4704/FUL).

Infill rear extension at first floor (Loft conversion falls under permitted development and does not require planning permission)

Alterations and extension to form mixed use development comprising Commercial (Use Class E) and 9 self contained flats (Use Class C3)

The proposed development is to form a new accessible for all pathway from the eastern end of the southern slope of the north wall (Coney Hill cross bank) southwards inland of the secondary sea defense to the East Hide at RSPB Minsmere nature reserve. There are also proposed works on and around East and West Scrapes. This proposal also includes alterations and extensions to the East Hide to improve accessibility.