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Dismissed15 October 20253353157

National Trust, Trelissick Gardens, Feock, Cornwall, TR3 6QL

visitor infrastructure development which includes change of use of land to provide increased car parking provision and improved sense of arrival for visitors including reconfiguration of existing main car park at Trelissick, wor ks to the highway to create a safe crossing point and extended 30mph zone and creation of new 225 space car park

Authority
Cornwall Council
Appeal type
major · Planning Appeal
Procedure
Written Representations
Development
leisure-sport · Other Major Developments
Inspector
Woolcock J

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

  • The effects of the proposed development on the character and appearance of the area and on the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Cornwall National Landscape
  • The effects of the proposed development on Trelissick Registered Park and Garden of Special Historic Interest and its setting

What decided it

The significant harm to the natural beauty of the Cornwall National Landscape and the less than substantial harm to the significance of designated heritage assets, particularly the grade II* Registered Park and Garden and grade II* listed Trelissick House, outweigh the public benefits of improved visitor facilities and parking provision.

Framework references: 11, 139, 190, 215

Plan policies cited: CLP Policy 23, CLP Policy 24, CLP Policy 12, CLP Policy 5, CLP Policy 16, FNDP Policy HE1, FNDP Policy LS2, FNDP Policy G1, FNDP Policy D1, FNDP Policy GA1, FNDP Policy GA2, FNDP Policy BI03, CEDPD Policy C1, CEDPD Policy G2

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