Condition 3 (Site Access) No development shall take place until details of works to the site access adjacent the public highway in accordance with the principles set out in drawing number B039127 TTE 00 XX DR O 0002 Revision P03, have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The development shall not be occupied/brought into use until all of the works have been completed in accordance with the approved details. Reason: In the interest of highway safety, in accordance with Policy LP13 of the Peterborough Local Plan (2019). This is a pre-commencement condition because the offsite highway works are required to make the development acceptable and in addition to planning approval will require permission from the Highway Authority under the Highways Act. Plans and documents submitted in support of the discharge of C3: - 0411-JCE-00-SI-DR-C-9600 Rev P06 Proposed Pedestrian Access and Visibility Solays - Initial S278 Proposals - 0411-JCE-00-SI-DR-C-9601 Rev P02 Additional Vehicle Tracking - 0411-JCE-00-SI-DR-C-9602 Rev P02 Additional Vehicle Tracking Assessment: Having reviewed the submitted plan, the Officer agrees with the LHA that the proposed details are acceptable and are in line with the Council's Local Plan policy LP13. The LHA were content that the details submitted demonstrate an achieveable access arrangement with the required forward visibility and HGV turning still provided. As such, the detail submitted is deemed acceptable for the Local Planning Authority to discharge the condition. Conclusion: The details submitted relating to condition 3 are deemed acceptable to the Local Planning Authority and comply with the submission requirements of the condition. Condition 3 is hereby discharged, subject to implementation in accordance with the approved details.
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