Erection of a one storey roof extension to provide 8 no. flats (7 no. one bedroom and 1 no. two bedroom) and associated works, including new refuse and cycle store. (56 day application under Class A, Part 20, Schedule 2 to the General Permitted Development Order 2015 (as amended) with regards to transport and highways impacts, flooding risk, air traffic and defence assets impacts, contamination risks, external appearance of the building, provision of adequate natural light to habitable rooms and nationally described space standards, impact on residential amenities and protected views).

Non-material amendment application under Section 96a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 in connection with the planning appeal allowed on the 21st November 2022 (planning appeal reference APP/G5180/W/21/3285586, council planning application reference: 19/04588/FULL1) for the demolition of existing buildings (No.66 to 70 High Street), construction of 12 storeys to provide 256.4 square metres retail floorspace on the ground floor and 47 residential units above with associated disabled car parking spaces, cycle parking and refuse storage area to omit the quantum of retail floor space in the description of the allowed development.

Ancillary residential outbuilding (detached garage) LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

Amendment to the development description of permission ref.19/01543/RECON2 to the following: ''Residential development comprising erection of 6 x four storey buildings consisting of 10 four bedroom houses and up to 133 apartments together with concierges office, construction of basement car park with 204 spaces. Central landscaped area with 10 visitor spaces, cycle parking for 286 and refuse stores. Removal of remaining horse chestnut trees and 32 fastigiate oaks at a height of 6m''

Reconfiguration of existing roof, elevational alterations to existing top (second) floor and change of use of resultant second floor from offices to residential to provide 3 flats with operational development pursuant to approval ref: 23/01183/FULL1 to include associated amenity terraces/balconies, formation of lightwell to basement and external landscaping following approved residential conversion ref: 21/03272/RESPA

Change of use from C3 (Residential Dwellinghouse) to C2 (Residential institutions) LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

Change of use of first floor and part of ground floor from Class E (Commercial, Business and Service) to Class C3 (Dwellinghouses) to form 1 residential unit, under Class MA, Part 3, Schedule 2 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 (as amended) (56 day application for prior approval in respect of transport and highways impacts, contamination risks, flood risk, noise impacts, character or sustainability of a conservation area, provision of natural light to habitable rooms, impact on an area of general or heavy industry, impact of loss of services provided by a registered nursery or a health centre, fire safety impacts)

Change of use from office to residential to form 1 x studio flat and 1 x 1 bedrooms, 2 person flat. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (EXISTING).

Change of use of a single dwelling house (C3a) to residential care home (C3b) as a children care home The property is intended to be a children residential home for young people between the age of 8-16 (Lawful Development Certificate Proposed)

Change of use of ground floor from Class E (Commercial, Business and Service) to Class C3 (Dwellinghouses) to form 1 x one-bedroom residential unit, together with elevational alterations under Class MA, Part 3, Schedule 2 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 (as amended) (56 day application for prior approval in respect of transport and highways impacts, contamination risks, flood risk, noise impacts, character or sustainability of a conservation area, provision of natural light to habitable rooms, impact on an area of general or heavy industry, impact of loss of services provided by a registered nursery or a health centre, fire safety impacts).