Discharge of Conditions 6, 7, 14, and 18 of DC/23/1556/FUL (Development of four bungalows and alterations to existing vehicular access) - Contamination: site investigation, and detailed Remediation Strategy; existing access onto the highway shall be properly surfaced with a bound material for a minimum distance of 5 metres measured from the nearside edge of the metalled carriageway; and discharge of surface water details.

Discharge of Condition 25 on DC/23/1556/FUL - Development of four bungalows and alterations to existing vehicular access - submission of Reptile Mitigation Strategy

Discharge of Condition Nos. 3, 8. 9 and 10 of DC/22/1854/FUL - Change of use and subdivision of the existing vacant unit into a mix of E(a) and E(g)(iii)/B2/B8 - 3 - Prior to any alterations to the fenestration, details of the new windows and doors to installed (including material, colour, finish, glazing and method of opening) shall be submitted to and approved by the local planning authority. 8 - Prior to the first use of the premises herein referred to as unit 3B, details of the proposed opening hours shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority (Discharged by application reference: DC/23/0239/DRC) 9 - The use shall not commence until the area(s) within the site shown on Drawing No. 5499-0102 for the purposes of manoeuvring and parking of vehicles has been provided and thereafter that area(s) shall be retained and used for no other purposes. 10 - Prior to the first use of the development, details of the areas to be provided for the secure, covered, and lit cycle storage and electric vehicle charging infrastructure shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority Block Plan to show car parking and vehicle movement on site and Block Plan to show the position of the cycle shelter and EV charging point Design specification of the EV charging point Design specification of the cycle shelter Elevational Drawing of the new openings on unit 3 as approved Details of the openings i.e. material, colour, glazing

Discharge of Condition Nos. 11, 17 & 19 of Planning Permission DC/20/4438/FUL - Alterations and conversion of existing barns to form two dwelling houses, formation of a residential annexe, erection of new ancillary residential building and associated infrastructure and works - 11 statement confirming compliance with preventing discharge of water onto highway, 17 Submission of great crested newt method statement, 19 Submission of Natural England license authorising the development to proceed

EIA Screening Opinion - The extent of the proposals are shown on the enclosed Masterplan (Drawing No. 290 - 04 P2 at 1:500 A1). This layout plan illustrates the proposed siting and arrangement of the development described above, comprising the siting of 91 static holiday and lodge caravans, a new central facilities complex, associated hardstanding and landscaping throughout. The proposed development has in fact been reviewed by East Suffolk Council as part of their pre-application advice service (DC/21/4683/PREAPP). The pre-application advice provided by East Suffolk Council had regard to the proposed level of development and material planning considerations, such as landscape impact, flood risk and ecology. Whilst the description of the scheme has not changed and still comprises those 4 aspects of development outlined above, there have been some internal amendments and alterations to the scheme's layout since this advice request was made. In particular, the new central facilities building has been centralised on the eastern element of the application site, with the static and lodge caravan development reconfigured accordingly. This new layout of the scheme is shown upon the Proposed Site Masterplan submitted with this screening request.

Discharge of Condition Nos. 5, 8 and 12 of DC/21/3541/FUL - Single storey extension, internal alterations and landscaping works, including relocated vehicular access - Arboricultural Method Statement, Suffolk County Council Development Management Drawing 'Domestic Vehicular Access Layout and discharge of surface water details

Discharge of Condition No. 3 of DC/20/4136/LBC - Listed Building Consent - The proposed development comprises of internal alterations to the East Wing Ground Floor of Seckford Hall to provide five bedrooms each with ensuite bathrooms. All changes are internal, no external alterations to the building are being proposed. Any remaining original features will be retained and refurbished and some of the previous hall layout will be reinstated. Few original features remain as a result of many alterations over the years but our proposal will create rooms that speak of the building's wonderful historic character.

County Council Consultation - The new development seeks to increase the capacity of the school to 90 full time students, plus a further 10% split evenly between Primary and Secondary. This will provide 44 primary and 55 Secondary places (99 in total). The proposed development consists of the construction of a new single storey building, internal alterations to existing buildings, re-provision of adequate external areas and new artificial pitch and additional on-site parking.

Discharge of Conditon Nos. 3, 7, 17 and 18 of DC/18/1246/FUL - Part-conversion and part-new build (following demolition of various pre-existing structures, or parts thereof) to provide a residential development comprising 14 no. apartments with associated parking, refuse and cycle storage and alterations to site access - Access Details, Contamination Details, Sustainable Urban Drainage System and surface water management strategy

Discharge of Condition No 17 of DC/18/2671/FUL - External alteration and partial demolition of Queen's House to provide 3 residential units (Class C3). Demolition of single dwelling house and Groundsman's Hut and development of 29 residential units (Class C3), replacement Groundsman's Hut and associated highway, drainage and landscape works.