An appeal by developer LTPH Properties over a major development involving 300 new dwellings, a 250-berth marina and 80 units of holiday accommodation at Torridge, Devon, has been dismissed because of its impact on a \u2018valued landscape\u2019.<\/u><\/p>\n
The Planning Portal writes:
\n<\/u>The site comprised a substantial area of undeveloped land between two settlements. The area was identified in an adopted plan as a local gap and this, concluded the inspector, meant it should be considered as a \u2018valued landscape\u2019 under paragraph 109 of the NPPF.<\/p>\n
The inspector concluded that the marina was an acceptable use but was not viable without the associated development which would cause unacceptable harm to the area and local heritage assets.<\/p>\n
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