Amenity Impact Sample Clauses

Amenity Impact. 6.4.1 It is Council policy that development should acceptably relate to neighbouring properties and not have a detrimental impact upon amenities (ref policies CD2, CD15, of AUDP and 7, 32, 33 and 42 of RDUDP) 6.4.2 The proposed development would be located to the north of the neighbouring residential properties and would be bounded by roads to the west and north of the site and by a railway viaduct to the east, which screens the rear of the site. 6.4.3 The southern side elevation of the proposed building would be set away from the boundary with the neighbouring residential terrace by a distance of between 1 metre at the front and 8 metres back of the site. This end elevation would have windows at first and second floor levels. In the main these would face the blank side elevation of the neighbouring terrace. Being either secondary windows to living rooms or windows to kitchens and as such are a recommended condition provides for obscure glazing to these windows, and protection of privacy. 6.4.4 The southern elevation of the existing building, which the proposed development would replace, comprises a two-storey xxxxx end with large first floor windows, and an external staircase from ground to first floor level. A high ground floor wall to a single storey projection from this xxxxx end runs along the site boundary. 6.4.5 The proposed roof garden would be set back approximately 8.5 metres from the front elevation of the building and 15.5 metres from the southern side elevation of the proposed building. Within this context it is considered that this would not result in unacceptable overlooking/loss of privacy. 6.4.6 Within the context described above it is not considered that the proposed development would be unacceptably overbearing or result in an unacceptable loss of privacy or outlook to neighbouring properties. In addition being to the north of the existing neighbouring terrace with the proposed building placed at an angle so that it slopes away from the site boundary towards the rear it is considered that the proposed development would acceptable in terms of impact upon natural light. This is confirmed by the daylighting report submitted by the applicant which concludes that nearby windows of neighbouring properties would receive adequate light as a result of the proposed development and would meet the requirements of the BRE Report 1991 in terms of Daylighting and Sunlighting. 6.4.7 In being set a little further away from the railway viaduct the small b...
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