Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Scoping Opinion request - Development of 24.12ha site, comprising maximum 180 dwellings and associated infrastructure adjacent to southern Marple Road area of site; ground remodelling; earthworks; drainage features; utilities equipment; demolition of existing buildings/structures; vehicle access via Marple Road; green and blue infrastructure proposals to northern and perimeter areas of site, to include woodland, grassland and wetland; footpath connections; together with incidental areas of greenspace and tree planting and formal children's play area.

Outline application with all matters reserved other than access for the erection of a new residential-led, mixed-use development comprising residential dwellings (up to 2,150), local centres (including up to 1,300 sqm of retail, 1,600 sqm of commercial uses and 1,000 sqm of local community uses), secondary school accommodation, sports facilities, new vehicle, cycle and pedestrian connections, new bridge connection to Hattersley, construction of new site accesses from Mottram Old Road, landscaping, demolition of arm/agricultural buildings and stables, and associated works.

Full planning permission for the demolition of the existing office building and erection of a six storey residential development comprising 27 flats along with associated landscaping and other works.

Demolition of existing single storey building to erect a three storey mixed use development, including 3no self contained flats and part commercial use at ground floor (ref: 22/00893/FUL)

Discharge of Conditions 4 (Cycling) and 5 (Travel Plan) of planning approval DC/076471 - Full planning permission for the demolition of the existing temporary classrooms and external lift, and the development of a permanent two-storey teaching block with link bridges.

Application for a Non-Material Amendment (NMA) to DC/066807 and DC/075497 - The creation of a new residential neighbourhood on the site of the Offerton Industrial Estate, formerly known as the Battersby Hat Works: comprising the demolition of a number of industrial structures, the conversion of two of the most significant retained structures fronting onto Hempshaw Lane, including facade retention in part and construction of new family homes behind the retained elements. In total 144 new dwellings (C3) will be provided. Ancillary to the residential use are a networks of roads etc. to serve the development, accessed from the improved junction with Hempshaw Lane.

Mixed use development comprising: demolition of outbuildings; additions and alterations to the rear of the existing building used as a Funeral Directors' premises to include a new accessible entrance, link to the workshop building and Chapel of Rest; refurbishment and extension of the existing workshop building and a change of use to community uses (Use Classes E(d), E(e) and F2(b)) to the ground floor, and office use (Use Class E(g)(i)) to the first floor; landscaping to the existing yard; and erection of a 4 bedroom dwelling (Use Class C3(a)) with access, car parking and amenity space.

Application for approval of details reserved by conditions 13 (Landscape management plan), 16 (Vegetation/tree removal), 26 (Buxton Road access closure scheme) and 31 (Travel Plan) of planning approval DC/070776 - Proposed development comprising demolition of existing infrastructure, erection of Residential Development of total 87 units (59 no. 2-storey dwellinghouses, and 28 no. apartments in part 2 and 3-storey blocks).

Application for Discharge of Conditions 6 (apartment refuse storage) & 30 (cycle facilities) of planning approval DC/070776 - Proposed development comprising demolition of existing infrastructure, erection of Residential Development of total 87 units (59 no. 2-storey dwellinghouses, and 28 no. apartments in part 2 and 3-storey blocks).

Notification under Class B of Part 11, Schedule 2 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order (England) 2015 (as amended), which seeks confirmation that prior approval is not required for the complete demolition of the Woodbank Buildings as part of the former Offerton High School.