Prior notification procedure for the installation of 1 No. 15m high slim-line phase 9 monopole, supporting 6 No. antennas, 3 No. equipment cabinets and ancillary development thereto including 1 No. GPS module.

Non-material amendment to planning permission DC/2021/02670 approved 08/06/2022 to allow for the description to the changed to 'Variation of condition 5 pursuant to planning permission DC/2017/00434 for a phased development of up to 268 dwellinghouses, approved 15/01/2020, to amend building heights and vary the required levels of public and private open spaces'

Non-material amendment to planning permission DC/2022/01095 granted on 15/03/2023 to amend the description of development to 'Erection of 2 apartment buildings to provide affordable independent living apartments with ancillary support services and communal facilities, together with associated landscaping, amenity space and car parking, following the demolition of the existing buildings'.

Demolition of existing buildings/structures on site; remediation works; foundation/piling works; and other associated engineering works to accommodate the development of a Theatre/Events Auditorium (Sui Generis) and Exhibition/Convention Centre (Sui Generis/Use Class F1e) with integral offices and production facilities (Use Class Eg(i)), meeting rooms, ticket office/retail concessions (Use Class Ea), cafe and restaurant (Class Eb), and food & drink concessions (internal/external) (Class Eb/Sui Generis); External Water & Light Show (with associated engineering works/installation of permanent infrastructure) within Marine Lake; and infrastructure works including: electric substation and associated utilities works, storage/servicing yard area, external concourse/public realm areas, amended vehicular/pedestrian access (including new ramp access) and circulation areas, amended vehicle parking layout (external at grade), ecological mitigation and hard and soft landscaping. An Environmental Statement has been submitted with the application under the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England and Wales) Regulations 2017.

Non-material amendment to planning permission DC/2022/01147 approved 09/08/2022 to allow for the description of the development to be amended to: 'Extension to existing building to provide additional rooms, new windows, timber cladding to be installed on the existing building, a canopy on the main entrance, alterations to the existing parking arrangements, landscaping and any associated drainage works, following the demolition of the existing pedestrian bridge.'

Development of a car and van rental site, including the erection of a cabin building and installation of a vehicle washing bay, hard standing and associated access, boundary treatments, lighting and landscaping

Reserved matters consent is sought for appearance, layout, scale and landscaping for residential development (pursuant to Outline Planning application DC/2018/00093 granted 23/12/2021).

Removal of condition 6 pursuant to planning permission DC/2021/02429 approved 11/2/2022 to allow the development to take place as any archaeological remains would have been heavily disturbed some time ago.

Non-material amendment to planning permission DC/2018/00093 approved 23/12/2021 to amend the wording of the second bullet point of condition 33 to read: 'No dwellinghouse (1-2 bedrooms) to provide less than 50 sq. metres private outdoor useable space and no dwellinghouse (3+ bedrooms) to provide less than 60 sq. metres private outdoor useable space. Should any flats/apartments form part of the development, they shall provide no less than 20 sq. metres private outdoor space per flat/apartment,'

Non-material amendment to planning permission DC/2021/01232 approved on 03.08.2021 for the description of the development to be changed to 'Change of use of land for a temporary period of up to 5 years as a street-food, market and outdoor events destination, comprising temporary structures to accommodate associated and supporting uses as well as community uses, hard and soft landscaping; car parking and new pedestrian accesses from Washington Parade and Stanley Road'