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122North Norfolk Site Allocations12 Allocations in Service Villagesthat could be used in association with village hall activities. It would also enable the desireto extend the village hall car park to be realised and some additional spaces could beincluded in any detailed proposals.12.2.7 The site fronts onto Beach Road and the Highway Authority has advised that acceptablevehicle access can be achieved. The site is within reasonable walking distance of all villagefacilities and a footpath along the site frontage already exists, although this would need tobe widened to Disability Discrimination Act compliance to encourage full use. Pedestrianaccess to the school may also be required to be improved by provision of a suitable crossingpoint on the Coast Road adjacent to the school.Constraints12.2.8 While there has been historical flooding on land to the north of the site, the allocation siteis significantly higher and site levels are above that which the Environment Agency believemay be subject to flooding, now and taking account of future predictions of rising sea levels.There have been issues of localised surface water flooding in the area and any developmentmust also consider the impacts of surface water run off. A site specific flood risk assessmentwill be required at the time of application to consider all forms of flooding to and from thesite.12.2.9 There are no surface water sewers in the vicinity of the site. Water mains and sewers crossthe site and diversion would be at the developers' expense.12.2.10 The site is a locally important archaeological site and development of the site will requirea programme of archaeological work.Deliverability12.2.11 The site is suitable and available for development. It is in single ownership and the landownerhas indicated support for the allocation. There are no known reasons why development ofthe site cannot be achieved within the plan period.Policy BACT03Land Adjacent to Beach RoadLand amounting to 1.3 hectares is allocated for residential development of approximately 20dwellings and 0.6 hectares of public open space. Development will be subject to compliancewith adopted Core Strategy policies including on-site provision of the required proportion ofaffordable housing (currently 50%) and contributions towards infrastructure, services and othercommunity needs as required and:a. An acceptable site layout, including dwellings facing onto the Beach Road frontage;b. completion of a legal agreement to secure the provision of public open space to the eastof the village hall in perpetuity;c. provision of safe vehicle access onto Beach Road;d. improvements to local pedestrian facilities;e. appropriate landscaping including boundary treatment to the agricultural land to the rear;f. prior approval of a scheme to manage surface water drainage from the site; and,g. archaeological investigation if required.
142North Norfolk Site AllocationsAllocations in Service Villages 12123Site Map12.2.12 The following map shows the area of land that is allocated for residential development (red)and the area allocated as public open space (green).The Post House70NOT TO SCALE265.5mTheOaksFinisterreThis map is based upon Ordnance Surveymaterial with the permission of OrdnanceSurvey on behalf of the Controller of HerMajesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright.Unauthorised reproduction infringes CrownCopyright and may lead to prosecution orcivil proceedings. (100018623) (2010)2929aEl Sub StaChristopherHouseLittle BarnHome FarmSurgeryVictoriaCamperdownEl Sub Sta33MontaanHome Farm BarnBACT036.2mManor LodgeDeme CottageEastfieldGPPondPondViewBella CottageRestHavenManor Barn5.7mOld Slaughter HouseCurlewCottageMiddle CottageEnd CottageVillage Hall153SansSouciPO5.5mPpg StaManor Farm HouseManorBeach Road House(Coast Road)BactonDuke of Edinburgh(PH)KEYMalvern215.7mSunnicotResidential AllocationHouseThe LodgeRuthieCottagePublic Open Land AreaHill TopMap 12.2 Land Adjacent to Beach Road (BACT03)Residential: Land to Rear of Duke of Edinburgh Public House (BACT05)Description12.2.13 This site comprises a field to the rear of ‘The Duke’ Public House in the centre of the villagewhich is currently used for occasional touring caravans, and the access road to it. Thereare footpaths to most village facilities in place and the site is well related to the rest of thevillage.12.2.14 While development for housing will result in a loss of touring caravan site provision, this isconsidered acceptable as the site only makes a modest contribution to touristaccommodation in the area and the benefits associated with the provision of affordablehousing are considered to outweigh the seasonal benefits of a limited number of pitches.The pub, however, should be retained for the economic and community benefits that itprovides.12.2.15 The site is visually reasonably well contained in the landscape - there are only limited viewsinto the rear of the site from Beach Road, and from the surrounding countryside it is seenagainst the backdrop of existing village development. Careful attention should, however,be paid to site layout and design to respect the historic rural character of the village andlandscaping should be provided along the boundary with agricultural land to the rear.
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