Plans involve converting a single dwellinghouse into a six-bedroom house in multiple occupation, alongside the installation of a new dropped kerb to provide vehicular access at the front.

The proposal involves the construction of a rear dormer window and the installation of rooflights on the front and side elevations of the first floor flat.

A non-material amendment is proposed to previously approved roof extensions, involving a reduction in the eaves distance and a lowering of the dormer roof.

Permission is sought to demolish an existing outbuilding and erect a new single storey structure in the rear garden. The works also include the retrospective construction of a front boundary wall.

Proposals involve adding an extra floor with projecting gables, constructing two-storey side and rear extensions, and installing new cladding, rooflights and solar panels across two dwellinghouses. Associated works include alterations to fenestration, boundary treatments, refuse storage, and hard and soft landscaping.

An application has been made for a certificate of lawfulness regarding the existing use of the first and second floors as two self-contained flats.

A certificate of lawfulness is sought to confirm the existing single storey rear extension on the dwellinghouse.

A certificate of lawfulness is sought for the proposed use of the lower ground and ground floor units as indoor sports, recreation and fitness facilities operating on a twenty four hour basis.

Plans involve knocking down the existing house to build a new three storey block containing four flats, along with parking and amenity spaces.