Variation of Condition 1 (drawing numbers) on planning approval PL/2019/02766/PPFL for the erection of up to 48 No. one bedroomed apartments in two storey extension above existing retail parade and maisonettes, alterations to ground floor unit to create new residential entrance to development, cycle store and associated works. Namely: to reconfigure the internal arrangement to allow both PL/2019/02766/PPFL and PL/2021/03246/PPFL to be implemented.

Variation of condition No. 2 on planning application PL/2021/00317/PPFL (Following planning appeal APP/Q4625/W/21/3276338) dated 23.12.2021 for demolition of part-built extension and extensions and alterations to form detached self-build dwelling. Namely: Infilling of void area at rear of building, reconfiguration of internal layouts and relocation of openings, and changes to proposed materials.

Variation of Condition 1 of planning permission dated 10/11/2021 reference PL/2021/02528/MINFHO for a two storey side extension, single storey rear extension and relocation of garden fence to allow for amendments to reduce the footprint of the two storey side extension pulling it further back from the front elevation.

Remove condition No. 3 on planning application PL/2019/02246/PPFL following appeal: APP/Q4625/W/20/3253001. Application to change the imposed condition 3 as detailed in the Condition schedule outlined in The Panning Inspectorate Appeal Decision (Appeal Reference: APP/Q4625/W/20/325001) Condition 3: The walling and roofing of the extension hereby permitted shall match the existing building. Have had to build the first floor extension using blocks rather than bricks with an intention to render as we were unable to create a uniform appearance to the brick work of the proposed extension with the existing property. The existing property was built in the1960s and has had previous changes to the brick work involving the previous owners using different colour and size of bricks. Also, the ground floor garage and kitchen of the existing property had been previously extended with mis-matched brick colour and size. Refer Appendix 1- Brick work. Using yet another type of brick would have exacerbated the non-uniformity of the built and affected the overall aesthetics of the newly created property, as it would potentially have consisted of 3-4 different types of brick work and brick sizes rendering the finished project unsightly. Therefore, it was deemed more appropriate to render the first floor extension to: 1. Ensure uniformity of the outward finish and appearance of the property, 2. To give a real face-lift to the property as it was built in the 1960s, 3. To bring a more contemporary look, whilst still in-keeping with the character of most of the houses on the street which are partly or fully rendered.

Variation of Condition 1 (drawing numbers) on planning approval PL/2017/01083/PPFL for the conversion of existing dwelling and outbuildings, including minor demolition and extension works and the use of an existing annexe as an independent dwelling, to form up to 11 new residential properties Namely: to subdivide the main dwelling to form two dwellings rather than four.

Variation of Condition 1 of planning permission dated 16/12/2020 reference PL/2020/01981/MINFHO for a two storey and single storey side/front extension to allow for amendments to add a pitched roof above the single storey extension and amendments to fenestration.

Variation of condition No 1 attached to planning permission PL/2021/01077/MINFHO dated 10/06/2021 for a single storey side extension to allow for amendments to the roof design and external materials

Variation of condition No 1 attached to planning permission PL/2020/01881/MINFHO dated 02/11/2020 for Single and two storey extensions to rear and side to form kitchen, dining, utility, garage, and additional bedroom/bathroom provision, extended porch to front to allow for amendments to include new bedroom in loft, amend the roofline to allow gable wall to the rear and addition of roof lights.

Variation of condition 1 (plans) and 3 (materials) on planning permission PL/2018/02425/MINFHO dated 15.02.2019 for: Two-storey extension over existing garage, replacement entrance porch, alterations to fenestration and internal layout amendments to existing dwelling. Namely: To vary approved drawings to incorporate minor alterations to the design and update proposed materials.

Variation of condition 1-approved plans - of planning approval PL/2018/03432/PPFL -Demolition of double garage and erection of a new dwelling in infill plot at 51 Lovelace Avenue with proposed extensions to 51 Lovelace Avenue; Namely: Minor material amendments to first floor accommodation, roof design and elevation details.