Great Yarmouth Borough Council

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1.	Policy HOU4 of the Great Yarmouth South West Area (Statutory) Local Plan states that outside areas where housing development may not be permitted planning permission for new residential development will not normally be given unless connected with agriculture, forestry, organised recreation or tourist facilities or the expansion of existing institutions, where it can be demonstrated that the need for the proposed development could not be met within an existing settlement. The permission to erect a substantial detached house on this site was granted under exceptional circumstances to accommodate a person employed in agriculture. The proposal would result in a dwelling in open countryside unassociated with agriculture contrart to the provisions of the Local Plan.
2.	The reasons put forward by the applicant in support of the proposal together with details of marketing of the property are insufficient to overcome the policy objection set out above and to justify the unconditional grant of permission for a dwelling in the countryside unassociated with agriculture, a proposal which would also create an undesirable precedent for further such proposals in the vicinity.

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Policy HOU4 of the Great Yarmouth South West Area (Statutory) Local Plan states that outside areas where housing development may not be permitted planning permission for new residential development will not normally be given unless connected with agriculture, forestry, organised recreation or tourist facilities or the expansion of existing institutions, where it can be demonstrated that the need for the proposed development could not be met within an existing settlement. The permission to erect a substantial detached house on this site was granted under exceptional circumstances to accommodate a person employed in agriculture. The proposal would result in a dwelling in open countryside unassociated with agriculture contrart to the provisions of the Local Plan.

The reasons put forward by the applicant in support of the proposal together with details of marketing of the property are insufficient to overcome the policy objection set out above and to justify the unconditional grant of permission for a dwelling in the countryside unassociated with agriculture, a proposal which would also create an undesirable precedent for further such proposals in the vicinity.