Non Material Amendment of DC/21/5335/FUL - Construction of one detached dwelling with double garage. - Reduction in property size

Non Material Amendment of DC/22/1564/FUL - Part single-storey, part two/three storey rear/side extension, alterations to house, demolition of existing extension and outbuildings, removal of 2no. trees and construction of a new swimming pool - proposing to use Natural Finish Cedar Cladding instead of the Grey Stained Cedar Cladding stated on the approved drawings.

Variation of Condition No. 1 of DC/16/1215/VOC - Variation of Condition Nos. 2 & 4 of DC/11/1166/VOC - Variation of condition Nos. 2 and 4 of DC/09/0441/FUL - Conversion of barn to 1no. House - Alterations to southern boundary of application site and revisions to previously approved vehicular access - To permit construction of a stove flue to north elevation, erection of a timber garden storage building and small layout changes - To amend permitted scheme details

Non Material Amendment of DC/19/2370/VOC - Variation of Condition No. 2 of DC/18/2231/FUL - Construction of 30 dwellings and new access road - To change house types on plots 13,14 and 15 from 1 bed to 2 bed to meet the requirements of registered housing provider. -1.) Mitigation planting to be in accordance with proposal from East Suffolk Senior Ecologist dated 1st July 2022 - providing a 3m wide strip of Emorsegate Seeds Flowering Lawn Mixture EL1 to the east side of the public open space. We consider this to be a minor amendment from the wording in Condition 20 of the decision notice to application ref. DC/19/2370/VOC. The correspondence referred to above together with a datasheet for the lawn mixture have been submitted with this application. - 2.) Hoop top fencing to be omitted from the perimeter of the public open space. As removal of the fence could be considered permitted development, we consider this to be a minor amendment.

Non Material Amendment to DC/22/3202/FUL - Norfolk Vanguard and Norfolk Boreas (collectively known as the Norfolk Projects) are proposing to develop an artificial nesting structure for kittiwakes at the Port of Lowestoft in order to deliver compensation. The structure would be located seaward of the outer harbour wall (which is 4m tall) and comprises a wall like structure with shelves (for nesting). The proposed nesting structure would comprise three walls each 2.73m in height and 12.6m long. Each wall would support six nesting shelves, with the bottom shelf positioned 2m above ground level. The total height of the structure would be 4.73m with 0.73m rising above the 4m harbour wall. The structures would be encircled with a fence for security and the exclusion of ground predators - Change 1: Materials - Due to the Norfolk Projects desire to reduce the carbon footprint of the structures an alternative design has been proposed which reduces the overall concrete used in the structures. This is achieved by replacing some of the concrete parts with steel. This change does not in any way affect the function of the structures and only results in very minor changes to the appearance of them. The revised drawings illustrate the steel-based structure. Change 2: Orientation - Whilst planning the construction activities for the kittiwake walls with the contractor, it has been necessary to slightly alter the orientation of the structures to allow construction plant to maintain access to all parts of each structure. This is required for both construction and any maintenance activities. A change in orientation of approximately 20 degrees is required to maintain this access. This change has increased the overall length of the compound from 31m to approximately 40m. This increase in length is however within the agreement for lease area which has been agreed with the land owner (APB ports).

Non-Material Amendment of DC/20/2382/FUL - Demolition of existing dwelling. Construction of replacement dwelling comprising two storey dwelling with integral garaging, installation of sewage treatment plant and associated landscaping - Carport amended to Garage. South Bootroom door omitted, windows serving wc, bootroom and shower amended to suit. Small additional window added to kitchen south elevation. Landscaping layout updated. Driveway entrance moved.

Variation of Condition Nos. 2 and 3 of DC/20/2834/ARM- Approval of Reserved Matters of Outline Permission DC/20/0221/OUT - Construction of 1 no. new dwelling and garage with a dropped kerb off Beccles Road. - Details relating to the layout, scale, appearance, and landscaping of the site - Amendment to driveway finish and extent of hard surface area to enable tree planting as approved.

Non Material Amendment of DC/19/0101/FUL - The proposal is for the construction of a Garden Annex to be occupied, either by a relative of the family, or a carer acting for the family in the main house, or be let for holiday purposes only. When used for holiday letting a register shall be kept showing the name and postal address of the holidaymakers, that can be examined at any reasonable time by officers of the Local Planning Authority. As advised by the Planning Officer at pre app stage, should the facility be used as workers accommodation, they would be limited to a six month stay and share the separate postal address to be found with holidaymakers - Where Condition 3 refers to "Occupied by a relative of the family" could the amendment include "or close family friend"

Non Material Amendment of DC/19/3835/FUL - Demolition of garage. Construction of single storey rear extension and concealed dormer to roof - Three main areas: 1. For the extension only, use Crittall style windows and doors to match the glass 'link' 2. Either use Hampton Rural Blend Brick or Ibstock Glenfield Antique brick for the extension3. Re-render as indicated on the previous plan

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/1575/ARM - Reserved Matters approval sought for details of access, appearance, layout, landscaping and scale pursuant to condition 1 of outline planning permission ref. DC/17/4257/OUT dated 28th June 2018 comprising the erection of 4 no. warehouse buildings with associated parking and servicing arrangements, along with details submitted pursuant to conditions nos. 7 (phasing management plan), 9 (construction management plan), 10 (site wide masterplan document), 14 (parameter plan), 18 (link road), 8 (surface water management strategy), 11 (external facing and roofing materials), 12 (roads and footways), 13 (electric vehicle charging points), 16 (boundary and boundary enhancements), 17 (noise attenuation measures, 4 (framework travel plan) and 5 (external lighting) - Fire track to be formed of compacted gravel, rather than concrete as previously proposed; and Perimeter footpaths to be formed of tarmac, rather than concrete as previously proposed