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135. CP21 requires “Development and service provision must seek to ensure<br />
that communities and the environment are not adversely affected by the actions<br />
of natural or other forces.” The policy goes on to require specifically that<br />
“Proposals must take particular account of the need to: ii) mitigate development<br />
from the consequences of pollution, noise or hazardous activities.”<br />
136. The requirements of CP21 in respect of pollution, noise and safety are<br />
underpinned by the words of CP1 which advises that “Proposals will be<br />
supported if they promote and encourage or protect and enhance iii) the health,<br />
economic and social well-being, amenity and safety of the population.” Whilst<br />
both of the Core Strategy policies note the types of development that will be<br />
supported they do not state that proposals which fail to meet the requirements<br />
will be refused automatically as the policies must be considered in the round and<br />
the issues weighed appropriately in reaching a decision.<br />
137. Consideration of the Development Policies<br />
138. The Development Policies DPD provides further details to assist the<br />
delivery of the Core Strategy.<br />
139. Development Policy DP1<br />
140. The detail in Policy DP1 “Protecting Amenity” is of particular significance to<br />
these appeals. The policy DP1 supports CP1 which aims to achieve Sustainable<br />
Development. It is, given the duty for Town and Country Planning to achieve<br />
Sustainable Development, a policy that is applicable to every element of the each<br />
of the appeals. The words of the policy start by defining that: “All development<br />
proposals must”, this is not a policy that can lightly be outweighed by other<br />
considerations. The decision maker is therefore very clearly directed by the<br />
words of the policy that the protection of “amenity particularly with regard to<br />
privacy, security, noise and disturbance, pollution (including light pollution),<br />
odours and daylight” must be given a high priority in the decision making process.<br />
In this instance the policy is requiring that the development must protect amenity<br />
with particular regard to noise and disturbance.<br />
141. The second and third of the three elements of DP1 relate to the amenity<br />
needs of occupants and users of development and the importance of amenity<br />
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