Great Yarmouth Borough Council

No.	Condition Text
1.	Condition 6 is discharged. The condition requires that before occupation of any part of the development further details of the means by which access shall be restricted to the sustainable drainage water body and the signage to be displayed shall be submitted and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The condition also required that a risk assessment in regard to the risks associated with the sustainable drainage waterbody be prepared and scrutinised by a suitably qualified third party independent risk assessor at the developers expense, and the findings recorded and lodged with the local planning authority. The following documents were submitted: 1) Sustainable Drainage Scheme safety review (Dated June 2022, received 21/09/2022) 2) Detailed soft landscape proposals for plots and pos (19/113-13(F)) (received 21/09/2022) 3) Detailed hard landscape proposal for plots and pos (19/113-24(I)) (received 18/11/2022) 4) Signage proposals (received 01/11/2022) Sufficient information to discharge the submission parts of the condition has been submitted and agreed. The development must take place in accordance with the approved details. The recommendations stated on page 6 of the Sustainable Drainage Scheme (SuDS) safety review, produced by The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, (dated June 2022) should be implemented. In particular: - The applicant should take into consideration and consider measures to reduce the risks associated with the SuDS feature, in accordance with the RoSPA recommendations. - The drainage adoptee should post-audit the as-built condition of the lagoon against the RoSPA recommendations which can be raised as an advisory note on a decision notice.

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Condition Text

Condition 6 is discharged. The condition requires that before occupation of any part of the development further details of the means by which access shall be restricted to the sustainable drainage water body and the signage to be displayed shall be submitted and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The condition also required that a risk assessment in regard to the risks associated with the sustainable drainage waterbody be prepared and scrutinised by a suitably qualified third party independent risk assessor at the developers expense, and the findings recorded and lodged with the local planning authority. The following documents were submitted: 1) Sustainable Drainage Scheme safety review (Dated June 2022, received 21/09/2022) 2) Detailed soft landscape proposals for plots and pos (19/113-13(F)) (received 21/09/2022) 3) Detailed hard landscape proposal for plots and pos (19/113-24(I)) (received 18/11/2022) 4) Signage proposals (received 01/11/2022) Sufficient information to discharge the submission parts of the condition has been submitted and agreed. The development must take place in accordance with the approved details. The recommendations stated on page 6 of the Sustainable Drainage Scheme (SuDS) safety review, produced by The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, (dated June 2022) should be implemented. In particular: - The applicant should take into consideration and consider measures to reduce the risks associated with the SuDS feature, in accordance with the RoSPA recommendations. - The drainage adoptee should post-audit the as-built condition of the lagoon against the RoSPA recommendations which can be raised as an advisory note on a decision notice.