Details of size, layout and location of the retail (Class A1) units, the café/restaurants (Class A3) units, the drinking establishment units (Class A4), the Health Spa (Class D2) uses and the office (Class B1) use pursuant to condition 48 of planning permission ref: 165906VAR dated 11/07/2017 for: Application for a Minor Material amendment (S73a) to vary conditions 39 (amplified music) and 46 (commercial floorspace limitations) of planning permission ref: P/2008/0156 dated 23/11/2009 (as amended) for the demolition of existing buildings (part of the stable block, the Town Hall Annexe, nos. 2-12 New Broadway, existing Parish Hall and boundary wall to west and south of the church forecourt/carpark), and construction of 7 new buildings (ranging from 2 storeys to 14 storeys plus enclosed rooftop access) with retention of former fire station and part stable block, to provide maximum of 698 residential units; 9,040sqm retail (Use Class A1/A3), 139sqm office (Use Class B1), 920sqm Health Spa (Use Class D2) and 325sqm community use (Use Class D1), with basement car parking, associated public realm and landscaping and vehicular access off Longfield Avenue and pedestrian accesses from Longfield Avenue, Springbridge Road and New Broadway. Minor amendment to condition 46 sought to allow a maximum of 10,424sqm flexible floorspace (Use classes A1/A3/A4/B1/D1/D2) with a maximum of 4,000m2 of cafe/restaurant floor space (Use class A3), 400m2 of drinking establishments (Use class A4), 325sqm of community use (use class D1) and 2,600m2 of health spa (Use Class D2) floor space within the development; and minor amendment to condition 39 sought to allow activities involving emission of amplified music and speech between 0600 - 2300 hrs on any day.

Planning permission was granted under reference PL/5/2011/0070 for the construction of barn, menage and chalet for workers' residential accommodation. Condition 3 of that permission required the removal of the chalet after 3 years of the date of the permission (granted on 10th June 2011). That condition was not complied with, and the chalet has been in continuous permanent occupation by the owners of Mayfield Stables since it was constructed in 2011. A lawful development certificate is sought for the use of the chalet as a C3 use.