Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed development - conversion of loft into habitable space with the installation of rooflights and window to side elevation, alterations to existing windows and doors, conversion and extension of the existing detached garage into a home office including new pitched roof, widening of front boundary access and associated alterations

Certificate of lawful proposed use or development under Section 192 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for garage conversion to form home office/utility, fenestration alterations and associated internal works

Lawful Development Certificate for proposed external alterations to rear elevation doors/windows and new flat roof lantern, insertion of roof lights to side elevation and conversion of existing garden store to create home office.

Conversion of garage to form additional living space, utility room, shower room and store, extension of roof over alley way between house and garage and provision of insulation on top of garage joists including increase in roof height and roof lights. Alterations to fenestration. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

Application for a proposed lawful development certificate for the conversion of store area to home study including the alteration of a window to a door on the North East Elevation

Lawful development certificate for proposed installation of loft conversion with installation of dormer window extension loft extension to rear facing roof slope and internal alterations to form six bedrooms with communal living space and change of use to six person house in multiple occupation (Use Class C4)

Details submitted to 16/04324/FUL as amended under 19/2653/VAR for comprising of details of materials (15) (part) and detailed design and materials (16) (part) which relates to Phase 2 and Phase 3 ( all homes with the exception of Building 5, the Stable Block, Gardeners Cottage and The Glade) of the development only in respect of the Phased redevelopment of site to provide a total of 262 residential units (134 apartments, 128 houses, including 58 affordable units) with museum, cafe and leisure uses, ancillary parking, vehicle and pedestrian access routes and cycle ways, involving the demolition of Bevan Hall, Lakeview, Wisteria Building, Jebb Building, the Student Union, Gubbay Hall, the Sports Hall, Sassoon Hall, the Bothy, South Lodge, Music Block and ancillary structures, restoration and change of use of The Mansion House to museum/ event space with ancillary cafe (980 sq.m Class D1) at ground floor (in part) and basement levels with 15 residential units above; restoration of the Orangery and swimming pool involving single storey extension to provide gym/fitness facility (344 sq.m, Class D2); conversion of the Dower House into 2 houses involving partial demolition, extension and internal/external alterations; refurbishment of Gardeners Cottage involving alterations to fenestration; works to Rookery Lodge involving demolition of lean to and erection of part single, part 2-storey rear extension; conversion of The Stable Block to 11 residential units; erection of 232 new dwellings in a mix of one to four storey buildings with garages and vehicle parking at surface and undercroft/basement levels, together with restoration of landscaped public amenity areas, including statues, urns and gates, and outdoor tennis courts, provision of on-site childrens play space and sustainable drainage systems; surfacing and laying out of existing hockey club car park,highway alterations to the junction of Snakes Lane with Bramley Road and pedestrian crossing