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Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Adequate supply of land for housing identified
4 June 2004
An inspector has accepted that a scheme to build 34 houses and flats on a former manufacturing site in Dorset would not harm the supply of employment land in the area, but went on to reject the proposal on the grounds that it would undermine the character and appearance of the area.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Council fails to sustain beer garden objection
4 June 2004
A proposal for two dwellings on an area of land used as a beer garden at a public house in Northamptonshire has been approved, with an inspector accepting that it would not lead to the loss of an important community facility.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Graveyard bungalow ruled to harm church setting
4 June 2004
Planning permission and listed building consent have been refused for a bungalow on a redundant playground in a graveyard in the Bath world heritage site after the deputy prime minister agreed that it would undermine the tranquillity and character of the area.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Green belt hospital redevelopment plan blocked
4 June 2004
The deputy prime minister has rejected a proposal for 34 dwellings at a former hospital in the North Yorkshire green belt despite agreeing that its designation as a major developed site supported its redevelopment in principle.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Single dwelling approved despite moratorium
4 June 2004
An inspector has decided that a single dwelling should be approved at a site in Cheshire despite regional policy guidance and a local plan inspector's report supporting a moratorium on new planning permissions for housing.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Objection to demolition notification overruled
4 June 2004
In deciding an appeal involving prior notification of the means to be used to demolish two dwellings in Greater Manchester, an inspector has accepted that there was no need for planning permission to have first been granted for the redevelopment of the site.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Lack of evidence leads to costs against council
4 June 2004
Costs have been awarded against York City Council after a company successfully argued that it had been faced with no alternative but to pursue an appeal in respect of a planning application for ten dwellings.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Personal condition on houseboat held unnecessary
4 June 2004
A personal condition has been deleted from a planning permission for the mooring of a houseboat at a site in Cambridgeshire because it was neither reasonable nor necessary to protect the occupiers from the risk of flooding.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build. Green belt homes found to lack justification
4 June 2004
The redevelopment of a waste transfer station in the Surrey green belt to provide 12 flats and 33 houses has been dismissed after no very special circumstances were proven to outweigh the inappropriateness of the scheme and the unsustainable location of the site.
Casebook: Appeal cases - Gypsies and travellers. Gypsies subject to costs in green belt enforcement
4 June 2004
An enforcement notice directed against the unauthorised use of land in the Essex green belt as a permanent base for Gypsies has been upheld, with the council being granted its costs in pursuing the action.
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