10 Clay Lane, Edenthorpe, Doncaster, DN2 4RX

Display of LED Advertising Boards with an overall height of 2m, width of 3.84m and a depth of 0.3m with height of advertisement 1.02m and a height from the ground to the base of the advertisement of 1m

Authority: Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council
Appeal type: commercial · Commercial Appeals Service (Adverts)
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: advertisement · Householder developments
Inspector: Walker R

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

the effects of the proposed advertisements on the visual amenity of the area
the effects of the proposed advertisements on public safety

What decided it

The proposed LED advertising boards would cause unacceptable harm to both visual amenity in a residential setting and public safety through driver distraction at a sensitive location near a busy roundabout.

Framework references: 141

Plan policies cited: Policy 10, Policy 13, Policy 49

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