Great Yarmouth Borough Council

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1.	The proposed extension of the building at the frontage of the site to form additional units of residential accommodation together with the addition of a substantial building to the rear of the site is considered by the Local Planning Authority to represent an overdevelopment of this restricted site by virtue of its scale and design resulting in an unneighbourly form of development which would have an adverse impact on residential amenities, light and outlook of the occupiers of neighbouring properties together with the setting and character of the Conservation Area and adjacent Listed Buildings.The residential units created would not provide an adequate standard of residential accommodation in terms of the outlook and the amenity of the occupiers given their location adjacent to the service entrance to the existing restaurant on the the site. Overall the proposal is considered contrary to the aims of Policy HOU7, HOU15, HOU17,BNV10 and BNV16 of the Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan.
2.	Planning Policy Statement 25 requires those proposing development are responsible for providing a Flood Risk Assessment assess the risks to all forms of flooding to and from the development taking climate change into account The submitted Flood Riask Assessment contains inadequate infomation to demonstrate that the development and users will be safe for the lifetime of the development and information has not been submitted to support the application of the Sequential Test in respect of wider sustainable benefits that outweigh the flood risk implications of developing the site.

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The proposed extension of the building at the frontage of the site to form additional units of residential accommodation together with the addition of a substantial building to the rear of the site is considered by the Local Planning Authority to represent an overdevelopment of this restricted site by virtue of its scale and design resulting in an unneighbourly form of development which would have an adverse impact on residential amenities, light and outlook of the occupiers of neighbouring properties together with the setting and character of the Conservation Area and adjacent Listed Buildings.The residential units created would not provide an adequate standard of residential accommodation in terms of the outlook and the amenity of the occupiers given their location adjacent to the service entrance to the existing restaurant on the the site. Overall the proposal is considered contrary to the aims of Policy HOU7, HOU15, HOU17,BNV10 and BNV16 of the Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan.

Planning Policy Statement 25 requires those proposing development are responsible for providing a Flood Risk Assessment assess the risks to all forms of flooding to and from the development taking climate change into account The submitted Flood Riask Assessment contains inadequate infomation to demonstrate that the development and users will be safe for the lifetime of the development and information has not been submitted to support the application of the Sequential Test in respect of wider sustainable benefits that outweigh the flood risk implications of developing the site.