Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) pursuant to planning permission 21/AP/2528 for Demolition of existing rear two storey outrigger and construction of ground floor side and rear extensions and lower ground floor rear extension The amendment seeks the following: reduction of scope to the rear ground and first floor extension. The total area reduction in terms of GIA footprint at ground floor level is 13sqm and 3.9sqm at first floor respectively. The depth of the extension has been considerably reduced to 3.6m. - Boundary fence/wall with 321 Lordship Lane : The boundary wall/fence due to being in poor condition and at risk of collapsing is to be rebuilt. - As a result of the reduction in extension depth the flank wall of the proposed extension is to now be built astride to this boundary wall, as shown on the amended architectural plans. - First floor, rear elevation : Reduction in depth of the first floor massing, commensurate with the reduction at ground floor. Omission of the window to the splayed corner. - Side extension : Introduction of a rooflight within the flat roof of the side extension in lieu of the exposed timber rafters indicated on the approved scheme.

Non-material amendment to planning permission LBS reg no 19/AP/7174 - Roof extension and alterations to create a studio flat in the roofspace, cycle storage, refuse and installation of fence to the rear. Amendments: two additional rooflights and two automatic opening vents to the roof.

Non-material amendment of planning permission LBS reg no 18/AP/3805 Demolition of front garage and construction of front-side extension, incorporating a rooflight and flat roof; erection of a front porch enclosure including a replacement front entrance door; replacement of all windows to front and rear elevations; landscaping of front garden including the installation of new boundary fencing. A side extension at second floor level; including replacement of roof terrace fencing; hip-to-gable extensions to the south and north facing rooflsopes incorporating a rooflight to the front roofslope; and landscaping to the rear garden.