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Dismissed22 October 20213276325

Land adjacent to Puckrup Hall Cottages, Puckrup Lane, Puckrup, Twyning, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire , GL20 6EL

described on the application form as a ‘new dwelling and removal of a mobile home on land adjacent to Puckrup Hall Farm Cottages

Authority
Tewkesbury Borough Council
Appeal type
minor · Planning Appeal
Procedure
Written Representations
Development
residential · Minor Dwellings
Inspector
Hall R

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

  • whether or not the proposal may be assessed as for a replacement dwelling in the countryside
  • whether or not the location of the proposed development is acceptable with regard to access to facilities

What decided it

The likely material increase in vehicular movements and car dependency arising from a larger, unrestricted dwelling compared to the mobile home it would replace, combined with the site's poor accessibility to facilities and services, rendered the location unsuitable and the harm from increased car reliance moderate and significantly outweighing the limited benefits.

the adverse impacts of granting consent, comprising moderate harm from reliance on travel by car, would significantly and demonstrably outweigh the very limited benefits of one replacement dwelling and economic advantages of construction and occupation

Framework references: 11, 74

Plan policies cited: Policy GD1 of the Twyning Parish Neighbourhood Development Plan, Policy H5 of the Twyning Parish Neighbourhood Development Plan, Policy INF1 of the Joint Core Strategy, Policy SD10 of the Joint Core Strategy, Policy RES4 of the Emerging Plan

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