Great Yarmouth Borough Council

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1.	Criteria (C) of Policy HOU 11 of the Great Yarmouth Borough Wide Local Plan 2001 states that the building should be suitable for conversion enabling residential use to be achieved without extensive alteration, rebuilding and /or extension.The proposal involves alteration and extension to the building in order to create a residential unit.The local planning authority therefore considers that the building is unsuitable for residential conversion and that the proposal is therefore contrary to Policy HOU 11.
2.	The application proposes the extension and conversion of a outbuilding to residential accommodation within the curtilage of a Listed Building which is outside any development boundary. The proposal is considered by the local planning authority to detract from the setting of the building by introducing an independent dwelling unit which is clearly a building in its own right and not an ancillary subordinate building linked to the main dwelling house.The creation of a new independent driveway would serve to exacerbate this view further.The proposal is therefore considered to be contrary to Policy BNV7 of the Great Yarmouth Borough Wide Local Plan 2001 only permits proposals within the curtilage of a Listed Building which preserve the setting of the building.

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Criteria (C) of Policy HOU 11 of the Great Yarmouth Borough Wide Local Plan 2001 states that the building should be suitable for conversion enabling residential use to be achieved without extensive alteration, rebuilding and /or extension.The proposal involves alteration and extension to the building in order to create a residential unit.The local planning authority therefore considers that the building is unsuitable for residential conversion and that the proposal is therefore contrary to Policy HOU 11.

The application proposes the extension and conversion of a outbuilding to residential accommodation within the curtilage of a Listed Building which is outside any development boundary. The proposal is considered by the local planning authority to detract from the setting of the building by introducing an independent dwelling unit which is clearly a building in its own right and not an ancillary subordinate building linked to the main dwelling house.The creation of a new independent driveway would serve to exacerbate this view further.The proposal is therefore considered to be contrary to Policy BNV7 of the Great Yarmouth Borough Wide Local Plan 2001 only permits proposals within the curtilage of a Listed Building which preserve the setting of the building.