Great Yarmouth Borough Council

No.	Condition Text
1.	Policy HOU8 of the adopted Great Yarmouth Borough-wide Local Plan permits individual dwellings within the village development limit of Burgh Castle subject to amongst other things criterion (c) the provision of suitable access arrangements. Policy HOU15 of the plan states that all housing development proposals including replacement dwellings and changes of use will be assessed according to their effect on residential amenity, the character of the environment, traffic generation and services. They will also be assessed according to the quality of the environment to be created, including appropriate car parking and servicing provision. In this instance the proposed dwelling would have an unsatisfactory relationship with the existing property Westdene, to which it would be attached, owing to the need to make parking facilities available for the existing house in front of the proposed dwelling. This would result in a lack of privacy for the new property and unsatisfactory living conditions for both dwellings. The proposals would therefore be contrary to the aforementioned policies.

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Condition Text

Policy HOU8 of the adopted Great Yarmouth Borough-wide Local Plan permits individual dwellings within the village development limit of Burgh Castle subject to amongst other things criterion (c) the provision of suitable access arrangements. Policy HOU15 of the plan states that all housing development proposals including replacement dwellings and changes of use will be assessed according to their effect on residential amenity, the character of the environment, traffic generation and services. They will also be assessed according to the quality of the environment to be created, including appropriate car parking and servicing provision. In this instance the proposed dwelling would have an unsatisfactory relationship with the existing property Westdene, to which it would be attached, owing to the need to make parking facilities available for the existing house in front of the proposed dwelling. This would result in a lack of privacy for the new property and unsatisfactory living conditions for both dwellings. The proposals would therefore be contrary to the aforementioned policies.