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Allowed25 February 20223254389

Land east of Posbrook Lane, Titchfield, Fareham, PO14 4EY

an outline planning application for the erection of up to 57 dwellings, together with associated parking, landscaping and access from Posbrook Lane, at Land east of Posbrook Lane, Titchfield

Authority
Fareham Borough Council
Appeal type
major · Planning Appeal
Procedure
Inquiry
Development
residential · Major dwellings
Inspector
Rose P

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

  • possible implications for local character and appearance, and including the scheme's relationship to the settlement boundary
  • possible implications for the significance of local heritage assets
  • development of agricultural land
  • the possible need for further public open space

What decided it

Compliance with Policy DSP40, which addresses housing delivery in the absence of a 5YHLS, offset the conflicts with other more restrictive policies and rendered the proposal in accordance with the development plan as a whole.

The considerable public benefits, including significant market and affordable housing delivery, were found to outweigh the collective but limited harm to heritage significance and the limited harm to character and appearance, agricultural land, in the context of the development plan as a whole being satisfied via Policy DSP40.

Framework references: 174, 11, 49, 181, 182

Plan policies cited: Policy CS6, Policy CS14, Policy CS16, Policy CS17, Policy DSP5, Policy DSP6, Policy CS2, Policy CS18, Policy DSP40, Policy CS4, Policy DSP13, Policy DSP14, Policy DSP15, Policy CS20, Policy CS21, Policy CS22, Policy CS5, Policy CS15

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