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Planning permission granted11 April 20243329705

Mires Lane, North Cave, East Yorkshire, HU15 2QP

Planning appeal 3329705 at Mires Lane, North Cave, East Yorkshire, HU15 2QP (East Riding of Yorkshire Council) was allowed on 11 April 2024 by Inspector Renaudon L, by written representations. The main issue, as the Inspector framed it: Whether permission should be granted for residential development in the countryside unsupported by policy.

Without planning [permission the] material change of use of land from commercial recreational use (Outdoor Activities Centre) to mixed use for commercial recreation (Outdoor Activities Centre) and for residential use by way of siting of a (twin unit) caravan, motor home and tent together with associated residential chattels

Appeal type
enforcement · Enforcement Notice
Procedure
Written Representations
Development
caravan-gypsy · Change of use
Inspector
Renaudon L
Postcode
HU15 2QP

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

  • Whether permission should be granted for residential development in the countryside unsupported by policy
  • Whether the development affects the character and appearance of the surrounding countryside
  • Whether the development provides acceptable living conditions for its occupant
  • Whether the development is vulnerable to flood risk

What decided it

The personal circumstances of the elderly occupier and the likely severe disruption to his established home life if enforcement were carried out, combined with insufficient information about flood risks and alternative security arrangements, justified granting a temporary permission despite development plan conflicts.

What the Inspector cited

Development plan policies
Policy S4Policy ENV1Policy ENV6

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