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Residential Amenity

Planning decisions should create places with a high standard of amenity for existing and future users. Proposals should not result in unacceptable impacts on neighbouring occupiers.

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The Secretary of State for Transport v Birmingham City University

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NPPF para 135
BRE Daylight/Sunlight Guide
Local Plan Amenity Policies

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Slug: amenity
Also known as: privacy, overlooking, overbearing, daylight, sunlight, noise, disturbance, outlook, living conditions
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