Planning Report 3461 · MCU14/0060

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have an adverse effect on the amenity enjoyed
by users of adjacent or nearby premises nor
do they cause unreasonable disturbance to
local fauna through light emissions, by
ensuring that lighting devices are limited to
those designed and installed to:

a) minimise light spillage on neighbouring
premises;

b) preserve an acceptable degree of lighting
amenity at the neighbouring premises;

C) provide covers or shading around lights;

d) direct lights downwards;

€) position lights away from possibly affected
areas; and

f) enable brightness of lights to be adjusted to
low levels.

AND

O7 Noise originating from the use of the tennis
court does not have a detrimental effect on the
amenity of the area or cause nuisance to
neighbouring residents.

open space at the centre of the site will be
retained.

 

Traffic and access

08 Safe vehicular access is provided to and
from the site without adversely impacting on
the safety of the road network;

The proposal involves the use of a single
access point onto the property from the
existing eastern access point for the use of
visitors. The existing western point will be
for use by the resident of the property and
will be inaccessible to visitors.

 

Water supply and conservation
O9 An adequate, safe and reliable water
supply is available to the premises.

AND
0710 On-site water storage is designed and
Operated to support the efficient use of water.

The proposed development is limited to self-
contained vehicles that are not reliant upon
a water supply being provided.

 

Effluent disposal

O11 The provision of an effluent disposal
system is provided to maintain acceptable
public health standards and avoid
environmental harm.

The existing residential dwelling on site will
maintain its effluent disposal system
however the proposed development will not
accept any waste from visitors.

 

Safety and security

012 For Visitor accommodation Type 4,
buildings and outdoor spaces are designed to
protect the personal security and safety of
residents by allowing for natural surveillance

Not applicable

 

Emergency access

013 For Visitor accommodation Type 2 or
4, site design and layout ensures efficient
access and egress for emergency vehicles.

The proposed internal road network is
considered suitable for larger vehicles and
will provide proper access and
manoeuvrability to emergency vehicles.

 

Visitor Accommodation Type 2

 

 

Siting

O17 Caravan parks are located on premises
that are large enough to accommodate the
anticipated number of occupants,
administrative functions, amenities,

 

The subject property contains an area of
2.36ha and the proposed development will
include 20 caravan spaces. This complies
with the maximum density of 40 sites per
hectare.