Discharge of Condition No. 9 of DC/22/3591/FUL - Erection of 3 no. office units with a Class E (g)(i) use class. that development achieves a high-quality design, which is responsive and sympathetic to its surroundings. The existing units on site adopt a traditional agricultural barn vernacular utilising red brick and weatherboarded elevations with pantile roof. The proposed units would be of a similar form, scale and appearance of the existing units, specifically the units to the south of the site, but the proposed units would incorporate rooflights to enable floor space to be accommodated within the roof. The proposed units would utilise an area vacant maintained land, adjoining the existing business units. The of site is of a significant size to accommodate the proposed building and associated parking without it appearing cramped or contrived. By way of location and form, the proposed development would not detrimentally affect the wider landscape - Precise details of a tree and/or hedge planting scheme

Non Material Amendment of DC/19/3798/ARM - Approval of Reserved Matters of DC/16/5410/OUT - Part Retrospective - Outline Application (with all matters other than means of access reserved) for residential development of up to 160 dwellings with the provision of a new meadow, additional site wide open space and landscaping, land to enable an extension to the existing cemetery and vehicular accesses off Hill Farm Road - Addition of previously agreed POS landscaping drawings 105 & 106, updated to include further tree planting.

1no. Oak (T1 on plan) - Remove large limb over garden of 15 Church Farm and reduce remaining branches on northern aspect by up to 1 metre

Prior Notification - An earth moving operation to create water storage filled by gravity spring flow. A surplus of material is to be removed and placed in a landscaped low bund. A significant area of new forrestry is proposed along the northern boundary of the farm, without daily irrigation the new trees will not survive on this free draining dry sandy soil. It is proposed to apply 20,000 litres each day , this "de minimus" amount of water is not licencable, to the new trees using trickle tape.

1. Yew (T60) - fell because it is blocking access along Purdis Farm Lane. As show in Photo's 3 & 4 the Yew has grown into the Lane and as well as blocking the Lane it also prevents sighting of pedestrians or vehicles, photo 5 when exiting Summerlands. Replacement Yew to be planted on Northern boundary with Ipswich(Purdis) Golf Club. 2. Oak (T80) - fell because it is blocking access along Purdis Farm Lane. As shown in photo 6 the tree is leaning into the Lane and interfering with high sided vehicles. It is also of very poor quality. Replacement Oak to be planted on Northern boundary with Ipswich(Purdis) Golf Club

Certificate of Lawful Use (Existing) - We have enjoyed in the past 18 years gardening and developing a parcel of agricultural land and small area of trees into a garden. The area is adjacent to our existing garden, we therefore respectfully request this agricultural be re-defined for garden use.

Removal of hedges planted in the 1980's as windbreaks when the land was used for ornamental nursery production of trees and roses, maritime pine being chosen for their lack of biological host of pest and diseases and limited biodiversity. Removal of these hedges will now enable better agricultural cropping of the landwith reduced run off / soil erosion. Presently cropping is up and down the slope but with the hedges removed we will be able to crop across the slope as we switch the land over to organic production.

Side / Front garden bordering Church Farm Road 1 x Cupressus macrocarpa - Fell to ground level. Reason: This is a thin tree with little crown 1 x Cupressus macrocarpa - Very heavy reduction up to 50%. Reason: Recent broken limbs have made owner very nervous due to high footfall adjacent to these trees.

Variation of Condition Nos. 2 & 3 of DC/18/4920/FUL - Convert an existing four bay timber framed cowshed and corrugated iron covered cattleyard to provide a four bedroom family dwelling that lies within the curtilage of Elm Tree Farm, a grade II listed late 16th Century timber framed farmhouse.

Listed Building Consent - Convert an existing four bay timber framed cowshed and corrugated iron covered cattleyard to provide a four bedroom family dwelling that lies within the curtilage of Elm Tree Farm, a grade II listed 16th century timber framed farmhouse.