Great Yarmouth Borough Council

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1.	Policy HOU9 of the Modified Deposit Version of the Borough-Wide Local Plan states that permission for new dwellings in the countryside will only be given if required in connection with agriculture, forestry, organised recreation, or the expansion of existing institutions. The proposal is contrary to the provisions of the Local Plan in that the dwelling would be sited in the countryside outside any settlement boundary identified in the Plan. The evidence that has been put forward in respect of the need for a dwelling in this location is insufficient to justify a departure from national and local policies designed to protect the countryside.
2.	Policy NNV5 of the Local Plan further states that in areas shown on the Proposals Map as 'Landscape Important to the Coastal Scene' the Council will only permit development that would not significantly detract from the essential open character of the areas. Whilst the dwelling, which would be sited in such an area, would be adjacent to existing development, the proposal is, nonetheless, contrary to this policy in that it would consolidate this isolated scatter of buildings in what is otherwise open countryside.

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Policy HOU9 of the Modified Deposit Version of the Borough-Wide Local Plan states that permission for new dwellings in the countryside will only be given if required in connection with agriculture, forestry, organised recreation, or the expansion of existing institutions. The proposal is contrary to the provisions of the Local Plan in that the dwelling would be sited in the countryside outside any settlement boundary identified in the Plan. The evidence that has been put forward in respect of the need for a dwelling in this location is insufficient to justify a departure from national and local policies designed to protect the countryside.

Policy NNV5 of the Local Plan further states that in areas shown on the Proposals Map as 'Landscape Important to the Coastal Scene' the Council will only permit development that would not significantly detract from the essential open character of the areas. Whilst the dwelling, which would be sited in such an area, would be adjacent to existing development, the proposal is, nonetheless, contrary to this policy in that it would consolidate this isolated scatter of buildings in what is otherwise open countryside.