Variation of Condition 1 'Approved Plans' pursuant to planning application reference number: 21/AP/4363: "Construction of a ground floor wraparound single storey extension and part first floor rear gable extension including a side dormer, a dormer window to the front elevation; remodelling of an existing garden studio into a bedroom and a new garage; a replacement ground floor timber-screened entrance window and timber cladding". Proposed Variation of condition to substitute approved drawings to extend the proposed garage to allow for covered and secure bicycle storage and separate timber clad with sedum roof bin store

Remodelling and extension of the existing Music room and adjacent spaces, to create a new classroom for 6-8 pupils at Tuke School. Proposals includes the addition of 17 m2, creating a new classroom totalling 89 m2. External works involve enlargement of the external play area associated to the classroom by 11.5m2, as well as creating additional external paved area for staff totalling 22.5m2. The proposed internal works involve the removal of existing partitions and the erection of a new wall to enclose the classroom from the main circulation corridor, together with the creation of a kitchenette, built in storage and a coat and store and full redecoration. Externally, the proposed new elevation is to match the existing, by using the same palette of materials and the same fenestration design, re-utilising the two existing windows and adding a new window, to the right hand side, to increase natural lighting within the space. New of PPC metal rainwater goods are to be added to either side of the extension, to drain the water collected on the new roof.

Details of condition 13 (Shopfront details) for the southern and eastern elevations of unit 001A, 1 Dirty Lane, to include an awning and changing window to add louvres, pursuant to planning permission ref. 19/AP/1649 for 'Redevelopment of 1 Bank End, including reuse of railway arches and rebuilding and extension of the rear of Thames House, Park Street (behind retained facade); remodelling of Wine Wharf building on Stoney Street and development of a two storey building at 16 Park Street, all to provide a development reaching a maximum height of 6 storeys (maximum building height 27.419m AOD) comprising retail units (flexible class A1 shops, A3 cafes/restaurants and A4 drinking establishments use) at ground and first floor levels, a gallery (Class D1 use) at ground floor level, office floorspace (Class B1 use) at ground up to fifth floor level, a cinema (Class D2 use) at ground floor and basement level, associated cycle parking spaces at basement, associated refuse and recycling with new public access routes and public open space'

Non-material change to planning application 20/AP/0489 (Construction of a part 2/part 3 storey rooftop extension, remodelling of existing building facades and associated works to provide 5 residential units (Use Class C3) including cycle and refuse storage.) Changes include: Addition of two windows to the fifth-floor rear elevation Separation of the kitchen within Unit B on the fifth floor Reconfiguration of layouts and rooms to optimise layouts Omission of free-standing columns within the single bedroom within Unit D on the sixth floor and within Unit E on the seventh floor Slight increase/reposition in the size of the skylights above Unit E and addition of a skylight above the hallway Provision of an additional door onto the seventh floor roof terrace for better access

Details on conditon 2 'Joinery Drawings scale 1:5' of planning permission 20/AP/2899 for 'Removal of modern partitions and doors and remodelling of existing layout and installation of new partitions and doors to create an additional shower room, utility and access to the kitchen/ living area. Fixing shut of an existing door into the garden and installation of plasterboard and insulation behind the door. Removal of a modern window, with the fanlight retained. The enlargement of existing window opening to create a doorway and installation of French timber doors onto the garden.'