Non Material Amendment of DC/18/4866/FUL - Demolition of existing outbuilding & garage. Erection of new dwelling (comprising basement and room-in-roof levels) with integral parking and widened vehicle access crossover at land to rear of Barclays Bank, 177 High Street, Aldeburgh - Retention of existing bank vault to 177 High Street - Landscaping amended - North boundary wall to be reinstated

Non Material Amendment of DC/20/2355/FUL - The proposal is to demolish the existing part two storey and part single storey house and construct a new house which is also part two storey and part single storey but with a larger two storey element. The footprint of the new house is predominantly within the footprint of the existing dwelling - The original application shows four large glass windows on the first floor facing eastwards towards the River Deben. The two outer windows are fixed and the two middle windows are sliding. Above these windows there are four fixed glass windows under the gable roof. The nonmaterial amendment is to change the four large windows to three sliding windows; and the four fixed glass windows under the gable to three windows.

Non-Material Amendment of DC/20/3362/FUL - Full Planning Application for the erection of 70 dwellings, including affordable dwellings, together with public open space, roads, accesses, parking, garages, drainage and associated infrastructure. - The incorporation of an Electricity Sub-Station to the west of Plot 25. Change of Roof & Wall Materials to a selected number of the Plots.

Non Material Amendment of DC/20/1843/FUL - New 2 storey dwelling on the site of the Old Forge Cottage Annex - Additional roof window over bathroom and adjusted roof window sizes and positions and juliet balcony railings

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/3831/FUL - Alterations & Single Storey Extension to Dwelling - Add two roof lights

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/0466/VOC - Erection of 7 X single storey bungalow dwellings - all matters: access, appearance, landscaping, layout, scale - 1. Photovoltaic panels have been added to one roof plane ( South facing) of all dwellings 2 Height of ridges have been raised by approx 250mm - previous heights indicated by dashed red lines on elevations 3 Extent of gravel paths and paving in front of dwellings has been slightly modified 4 Willow fence panels have been replaced by timber post and rail fencing along curved front garden of Unit 2 5 A covered carport has been eliminated from the rear of Units 4 and 5, a brick party wall replaces it; all car parking spaces are retained

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/0311/FUL, Erection of 1no. new dwelling, with detached double garage, and extension of vehicular access driveway - Installation of 2no additional roof lights

Non-Material Amendment of DC/21/0718/FUL - Extension to existing dwelling and conversion of roofspace. Alteration to material proposed for roofing the new dormer windows from zinc to EPDM roof covering as accompanying information

Non-material Amendment - DC/21/4342/FUL- Conversion and change of use from agricultural barn to a 4 bed dwelling and associated parking and works - To install solar panels on south facing roof slope of single storey outbuilding.

Non Material Amendment of Ref: DC/18/4429/ARM - Approval of Reserved Matters of DC/14/4193/OUT - Outline Application with all matters reserved apart from access for up to 150 new dwellings (including affordable housing), associated infrastructure, open space and up to 3ha of employment land (comprising uses within use class B1 (including starter units) and use class B2) - Facing bricks & roof tiles for Phase 1 as per the amended Material Schedule, plots 5 - 8 reduction to the roof pitch to 35 degrees from 40 degrees, Plots 143, 144, 145 and 147 reduction of the roof pitch to 35 degrees from 40 degrees, Plots 146 and 98 omit the hipped roof and pitch the roof front to back (at the same pitch 35 degrees) with the introduction of a corbelled out chimney to each end, both of these plots are in prominent positions within the development and in the opinion of the Developer act as a focal point to both the site entrance and the "horseshoe" open space