A Public Inquiry will start next week into a planning application to build up to 200 homes at Sculthorpe which was turned down by North Norfolk District Council.
The public inquiry will be held over six days in the Council Chamber at North Norfolk District Council’s offices at Holt Road, Cromer.
It will begin at 10am on Tuesday April 25th and then at 9am on subsequent days. The inquiry will be held on four days during the first week: Tuesday April 25th to Friday April 28th inclusive. It will be held on two days during the second week: Wednesday May 3rd and Thursday May 4th.
North Norfolk District Council Development Committee refused the planning application in January 2016 because it was against planning policy as the area was designated as an area of open countryside; too far from local services or facilities and that it would cause harm to heritage assets including the character and appearance of Sculthorpe Conservation Area.
A planning inspector appointed by the Secretary of State will lead the public inquiry into the appeal. Members of the public will be invited to attend the inquiry and can, if the inspector allows, express their views.
If you would like to look at the appeals please go to the Planning Inspectorate website https://acp.planninginspectorate.gov.uk and search for 3150860.