Land outside 29 Terminus Road, Eastbourne, BN21 3QL

the installation of 1 no. new communication kiosk with integrated defibrillator and advertisement display

Authority: Eastbourne Borough Council
Appeal type: commercial · Commercial Appeals Service (Adverts)
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: advertisement · Householder developments
Inspector: Glassar S

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

Appeal A: the effect of the kiosk on the character and appearance of the area
Appeal B: the effect of the proposal on visual amenity

What decided it

The kiosk's height and form would create a visually prominent and intrusive feature that would undermine the considered, planned character of the area and conflict with development plan policies requiring development to make a positive contribution to townscape and have an acceptable effect on visual amenity.

Framework references: 141

Plan policies cited: Policy D10a of the Eastbourne Core Strategy 2013, saved Policy UHT1 of the Eastbourne Borough Plan 2003, saved Policy UHT4 of the Eastbourne Borough Plan 2003, saved Policy UHT12 of the Eastbourne Borough Plan 2003

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