PPS 16 Tourism·Page 37·7.42
Types of Adverse Impact on Tourism Assets
Adverse impact includes visual impact within areas of high landscape quality or Conservation Areas, as well as impacts from odour, noise, dust, or pollution of air or watercourses. Each case is assessed on its merits to determine what constitutes adverse impact and its extent of influence.
The policy is applicable to all forms of development which may impact adversely upon a tourism asset. Adverse impact will include visual impact, for example within an area of high landscape quality or in a Conservation Area, either of which could be important for attracting tourists. Adverse impact upon a tourism asset could also arise through other sources, for example odour, noise, dust or pollution of air or watercourses. What constitutes 'adverse impact' and the determination of the extent of its influence are matters of planning judgement and each case will be assessed on its merits.
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