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“well connected to local services and the town centre”
The appeal sought a home for up to five disabled children in a large Hartlepool house. It was dismissed on neighbour amenity. The inspector accepted two points in the appellant's favour. The use was compatible with residential character. And it was "social care infrastructure" under the Framework glossary, attracting substantial weight under HC4. HO1(2)(f) was rejected as plan-making only. Recurring shift-change traffic along a driveway right beside No 12 was treated as a DP3(1) liveability failure, triggering DP3(3). With no operational management plan, the adverse impacts "substantially outweigh" the benefits (DL ¶44).
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Decision on the Planning Inspectorate appeals service · full decision note · letter pins-corpus/6008410.txt