Great Yarmouth Borough Council

No.	Condition Text
1.	Policy HOU18 of the Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan states that extensions and alterations to dwellings will be permitted where the amenity of neighbours is adequately safeguarded and the character of the area is not adversely affected. The extension or alteration must :-(a) be in keeping with the design of the existing dwelling and the character of the area; (b) not prejudice the amenities of a neighbouring dwelling and (c) not result in over-development of the site's curtilage. The proposal is contrary to the objectives of Policy HOU18 in that the two-storey extensions across the full width of the front and rear of the house would be significantly detrimental to the residential amenities of the occupiers of the adjacent dwelling to the north by virtue of loss of light and outlook and would have an overbearing and dominating effect on the occupants of that dwelling. In addition the combined effect of the extensions would result in an over-development of the site and would be out of character with the surrounding area.

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Condition Text

Policy HOU18 of the Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan states that extensions and alterations to dwellings will be permitted where the amenity of neighbours is adequately safeguarded and the character of the area is not adversely affected. The extension or alteration must :-(a) be in keeping with the design of the existing dwelling and the character of the area; (b) not prejudice the amenities of a neighbouring dwelling and (c) not result in over-development of the site's curtilage. The proposal is contrary to the objectives of Policy HOU18 in that the two-storey extensions across the full width of the front and rear of the house would be significantly detrimental to the residential amenities of the occupiers of the adjacent dwelling to the north by virtue of loss of light and outlook and would have an overbearing and dominating effect on the occupants of that dwelling. In addition the combined effect of the extensions would result in an over-development of the site and would be out of character with the surrounding area.