Great Yarmouth Borough Council

No.	Condition Text
1.	Policy NNV2 of the adopted Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan states that the Council will only permit development that would not have an adverse impact on the landscape character of an area. Policy NNV5 states that the Council will permit development provided a developer can demonstrate essential need and that it will not give rise to any significant adverse impact. These policies seek to protect the countryside and landscape quality. It is considered that the proposal is contrary to the criteria of these policies. The overspill carpark alone may not intrude significantly into the landscape, especially if planting on or adjacent to the earth bunds could be achieved. However, the large area of agricultural land to be taken by the whole proposal is considered excessive, in particular the amount of land allocated for an extended garden area. Therefore, it is considered that the proposed change of use would constitute an unacceptable incursion of commercial usage into agricultural land and the applicant has not demonstrated the need for such an extensive garden area.

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Condition Text

Policy NNV2 of the adopted Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan states that the Council will only permit development that would not have an adverse impact on the landscape character of an area. Policy NNV5 states that the Council will permit development provided a developer can demonstrate essential need and that it will not give rise to any significant adverse impact. These policies seek to protect the countryside and landscape quality. It is considered that the proposal is contrary to the criteria of these policies. The overspill carpark alone may not intrude significantly into the landscape, especially if planting on or adjacent to the earth bunds could be achieved. However, the large area of agricultural land to be taken by the whole proposal is considered excessive, in particular the amount of land allocated for an extended garden area. Therefore, it is considered that the proposed change of use would constitute an unacceptable incursion of commercial usage into agricultural land and the applicant has not demonstrated the need for such an extensive garden area.