Great Yarmouth Borough Council

No.	Condition Text
1.	The existing site access is unsutable to cater for any additional development whatsoever by reason of its severely restricted visibility at its junction with the C602 Browston Lane a heavily trafficked access route. The proposal would therefore result in an unacceptable additional hazard and danger to road users, contrary to Policy TCM13 of the adopted Great Yarmouth Borough-wide Local Plan which states that development will not be permitted where it would endanger highway safety or the satisfactory functioning of the highway network.
2.	Policy TR3 of the adopted Local Plan states that in order to conserve the character of the remaining undeveloped coast and countryside, and to protect sensitive locations from visitor pressure, new tourist related development will be focused primarily on the existing coastal holiday centres of Great Yarmouth, Gorleston, Hopton, Caister, California, Scratby, Newport, Hemsby and Winterton and Policy NNV7 states that the Council will protect the remainder of the countryside outside the areas shown on the proposals map as being of landscape interest by permitting only those proposals that are in keeping with the rural character of the area. The Local Planning Authority considers that the application site which is located within a rural area and within the curtilage of a GradeII listed building is an inappropriate location for the establishing of new holiday accommodation and the proposal would therefore be contrary to the aforementioned policies.

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Condition Text

The existing site access is unsutable to cater for any additional development whatsoever by reason of its severely restricted visibility at its junction with the C602 Browston Lane a heavily trafficked access route. The proposal would therefore result in an unacceptable additional hazard and danger to road users, contrary to Policy TCM13 of the adopted Great Yarmouth Borough-wide Local Plan which states that development will not be permitted where it would endanger highway safety or the satisfactory functioning of the highway network.

Policy TR3 of the adopted Local Plan states that in order to conserve the character of the remaining undeveloped coast and countryside, and to protect sensitive locations from visitor pressure, new tourist related development will be focused primarily on the existing coastal holiday centres of Great Yarmouth, Gorleston, Hopton, Caister, California, Scratby, Newport, Hemsby and Winterton and Policy NNV7 states that the Council will protect the remainder of the countryside outside the areas shown on the proposals map as being of landscape interest by permitting only those proposals that are in keeping with the rural character of the area. The Local Planning Authority considers that the application site which is located within a rural area and within the curtilage of a GradeII listed building is an inappropriate location for the establishing of new holiday accommodation and the proposal would therefore be contrary to the aforementioned policies.