Corley Rise , Old House Lane, COVENTRY, CV7 8BS

removal of condition no’s 3 & 4 of planning permission PAP/2014/0473 relating to occupancy solely for holiday purposes and the keeping of a register of visitors staying in the accommodation without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref PAP/2016/0725, dated 10 October 2017

Authority: North Warwickshire Borough Council
Appeal type: minor · Planning Appeal
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: other · Change of use
Inspector: Law T

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

Whether the condition is necessary and reasonable having regard to local and national policies relating to proposals affecting the Green Belt

What decided it

The potential for substantial future development on the large plot to noticeably and significantly reduce the openness of the Green Belt in spatial terms, despite limited visibility from the public realm, justified the necessity and reasonableness of the conditions.

The protection of Green Belt openness outweighed the appellant's interest in removing restrictions on permitted development rights.

Framework references: 54

Plan policies cited: Policy LP3 of the North Warwickshire Local Plan (2021)

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