Great Yarmouth Borough Council

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1.	In order to safeguard highway safety by reducing congestion of the public highway Policy TCM22 in the Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan Deposit Version states that the Borough Council will not permit any development which involves the loss of existing off-street parking. Furthermore Policy TCM23 states that all new development and changes of use should comply with the Borough Council's on-street and off-street parking requirements and that developments which fail to comply with these standards will not be permitted.The proposal is in conflict with these policies and if permitted would result in insufficient parking provision within the site to cater for the existing and proposed residential accommodation.
2.	The formation of a residential unit the roof of which is used as a balcony area for the existing first floor flat,with the living area relying on 'borrowed' light from the kitchen window which abuts the garden area of the adjoining house constitutes a sub-standard form of accommodation which would not afford the standard of residential amenity normally looked for in new residential development and an unneighbourly form of development which which would be detrimental to the residential amenities at present enjoyed by the occupiers of the adjoining site by reason of overlooking and loss of privacy.

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Condition Text

In order to safeguard highway safety by reducing congestion of the public highway Policy TCM22 in the Great Yarmouth Borough-Wide Local Plan Deposit Version states that the Borough Council will not permit any development which involves the loss of existing off-street parking. Furthermore Policy TCM23 states that all new development and changes of use should comply with the Borough Council's on-street and off-street parking requirements and that developments which fail to comply with these standards will not be permitted.The proposal is in conflict with these policies and if permitted would result in insufficient parking provision within the site to cater for the existing and proposed residential accommodation.

The formation of a residential unit the roof of which is used as a balcony area for the existing first floor flat,with the living area relying on 'borrowed' light from the kitchen window which abuts the garden area of the adjoining house constitutes a sub-standard form of accommodation which would not afford the standard of residential amenity normally looked for in new residential development and an unneighbourly form of development which which would be detrimental to the residential amenities at present enjoyed by the occupiers of the adjoining site by reason of overlooking and loss of privacy.