Discharge of Condition Nos. 3 and 4 of DC/23/1492/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Extension and alterations to Manor House, Middleton to include: - Demolition of existing front entrance and kitchen extension. Alterations to existing water well and construction of a new entrance hall and kitchen extension. Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of new garden porch extension. Refurbishment of existing utility room roof finish.

Discharge of Condition Nos. 7 and 8 of DC/22/0739/FUL - For C3 residential use comprising conversion of the former public house to 2x 1-bedroom apartments and 1x 2-bedroom apartment, together with the erection of 2x 1-bed semi-detached, 2 storey new homes and associated works including demolition of the storage buildings to the rear of the public house - Construction Method Statement and details of the roof, wall materials and finishes

Discharge of Conditions - all planning conditions, but specifically: no.4 and 6 i , ii, iii. of DC/21/3640/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Replacement of pebble dash / render: It is intended to replace the existing failing pebbledash render with a smooth lime-based render as recommended in the pre-application advice, rather than a cement render, to allow the building to breathe, and this would look almost identical to the render replacement done on East Lodge, Melton. Alterations to entrance lobby: The proposed design includes a flat roof with a brick parapet detail which corresponds with the existing brick string course. The replacement door will be in a similar style to the existing front door with a glazed panel and the existing small side windows are to be removed. Reclaimed bricks would be used to ensure the new entrance compliments the existing house. The door would become a standard 2m door (instead of the 1.8m door which is currently there). Alterations to bathroom roof: Previous advice supported the principle of replacement of the roof as this appears to be a more modern addition and therefore unlikely to affect any historic fabric. It was also noted that the existing lower roofline to the bathroom reduces the visual impact of this element on the rest of the building and any raising of the roofline needs to be carefully designed to avoid a negative visual impact. The current proposal is to push the roof of the bathroom up by approximately 450mm (or less if an acceptable roof build up can be found). To the South East side a timber facia plate would be added to match the existing house. To the South West a gutter would run along the flat roof and connect into the existing gutter. This will allow the owner of the house to stand up in the shower (something he is currently unable to do).

Discharge of Condition Nos. 3, 4, 8, 9, 10 and 12 of DC/21/0724/VOC - Variation of Condition 2 of DC/20/2976/FUL - (Demolition of the existing playbarn and playbarn annex outbuildings which are to be replaced with a new build unit of tourist accommodation, including minor renovation of existing outbuildings to house a home gym and ancillary storage spaces for the farmhouse at Manor Farm, Hall Road, Stratford St Andrew) - details of the roof and wall materials, Ecology Report, site investigation report, detailed remediation method statement, Prior to any occupation or use of the approved development the RMS approved under condition 9 must be completed in its entirety and investigation and risk assessment

Discharge of Condition Nos. 11, 13, 14 and 16 of DC/20/2737/FUL - New two storey, 8 bedroom house, with up to four of the rooms let for Bed & Breakfast accommodation, with studio and carport, and associated landscaping works - a. a licence issued by Natural England pursuant to The Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations (2017) (as amended) authorising the specified development to go ahead; or b. a statement in writing from the relevant licensing body to the effect that it does not consider that the specified development will require a licence, programme of archaeological work, site investigation and post investigation assessment and - Representative details of fenestration and external doors and the position relative to the external cladding. - Detail of the hidden gutter and downpipes. - Detail of cladding to soffits where there are overhangs and projections. - Exact height of stainless steel flue above roof level.

Discharge of Condition(s) 3i), 3ii), 3iii), 3iv) and 3v) of DC/20/4918/LBC- Alterations to the Coach House, Removal of Modern Garage Roof, and New Gates to Coach House Yard.

Discharge of Condition 3 of DC/20/2017/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Single storey extension, roof extension, self contained annexe, cart lodge, replacement of sub-standard toilet, internal alterations. - i) Full Schedule of Repairs to The Pantiles. ii) Specification of External Materials to Extension (including in area of former toilet extension, second floor study, annexe and cart lodge. iii) Representative fenestration and external door and balcony to extension, second floor study, annexe and cart lodge. iv) Details of wall and roof junction of extension link to existing house. v) Confirmation of height of flue above roof level of extension. vi) Details of photovoltaic membrane to annexe roof. vii) Woven willow fencing.

Discharge of Conditions 2, 3 & 4 of DC/18/5112/LBC (Single storey side extension to form family room with removal of existing boiler house. Addition of two conservation roof lights to rear roof, enlarging gable end attic window and reopening of rear ground floor doorway. Internal alterations as part of refurbishment of property including provision of secondary staircase and relocation of kitchen within ground floor). 2 - Drawings, 3 - (i) Details of ventilation in bedroom 2 en-suite (ii) Details of any new service runs (iii) Large scale drawings of all new joinery - doors, windows (excluding stair case (inc. balustrade, newel post etc). 4 - Roof Lights

Additional Environmental Approval of DC/17/0430/FUL - (Construction of a first floor extension to the front of the care home. A new lift shaft is also proposed at the back of the care home. The second floor is to be changed from offices to bedrooms whilst the ground floor will have part of its layout changed to make use of space better. Two chimneys are proposed to be demolished as well as some internal walls to create the lift shaft as well as change the floors layouts. Part of the existing roof will be demolished for the new roof of the first floor extension. The two dormer windows will also be demolished with two new ones in their place.) - extension of permission expiry period to 1 May 2021.