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Jenner’s the truth

 

The Broads Authority decided to add Jenner’s to their local plan as a way of circumventing the restrictive covenant although crucially, it was their responsibility to ensure that the restrictive covenant was upheld. The word covenant means unbreakable promise, the original given to man by God, after the flood, that he would never send another flood and somewhere there would always be a rainbow, to remind his people of that promise. An example of this is why we have Leicester square, formally a garden that can never be built on. 1, The marina was built as a general purpose marina, for hire boats and private boats which is why the plans included a club house. Also a mooring is a mooring and you do not need extra PP to change from commercial to private use.

 

Link to BA Letter

 

2, The covenant was and is a crucial document as the decision letter to build Thorpe Hall estate could not and would not have been issued until it was signed and sealed. 3, The covenant gives and limits PP and limits it to private boats. Paragraph 2 gives planning permission, with  21 Paragraph 4 restricts it to private boats, Paragraph 5 gives an indefinate time limit.
 

Link to Covenant

 

 

Although the BA know that the evidence they have given firstly to the planning committee then their QC and to the two inspectors and then to the Judge is inaccurate they persist.

 

Firstly there is the green steel container, which is in fact a fibre glass box trailer 12ft x 7ft 2in which they admit is the same article.I have never agreed to remove it let alone twice as I have been unable to find it.. I did  as the committee said, and tried to get planning permission for the trailer but BA refused to let them hear it and returned my cheque

 

 

Link to BA Letter

 

Link to Pictures of "container" 1 and 2

 

 

 

The BA they know that the architect who designed the mooring basin is still in business in Norwich. He has written an affidavit to say that he designed the marina originally for private moorings..

 

 

Link to Affidavit

 

 

BA have been trying to get rid of us for years. First the house, although it had been lived in for more than 150 years and had 1953 planning permission to be rebuilt in brick. EN19/6/09 Then not to use boats as dwelling houses in spite of commander Ashby living there on “Morning Flight” for 41 years. EN 19/3/10 The latest salvo was.

 

 

Link to Enforcement Letter to Cayenne

 

Link to Enforcement letter to Residents

 

 

previously it had been

 

 

Link to NCC Riparian

 

 

In spite of the laws of navigation on rivers

 

 

Link to Reparian Ownership

 

 

In spite of having been told the planning numbers when I first bought the island they insisted to the town council and their planning committee that there was no planning permission.

 

 

Link to Letter

 

 

Before we bought the site we were told by BA that change from hire boats to private boats did not require PP.

 

 

Link To Letter

 

 

Professor Burgess should not be chair of any committee when she isn’t professional enough to control herself and committee members from using derogatory and emotive language such as “shanty town” and “feral”.

 

 

Link to "Shanty Town"

 

 

What the RBOA say about us and the BA

 

 

RBOA Letter One

 

RBOA Letter Two

 

 

This was all taken down in shorthand by EDP reporter

 

 

Also the Committee recently gave planning permission for 10 house boats at the Waveney river centre which I personally am very happy about because although it is against the local plan. the owner is a good chap and a member of one of their committees

 

When the basin was dug under PP  BF8095 there were also plans to build reception and storage buildings to operate a marina PP BF10963.

 

 

Link To Planning Permission

 

 

Specific PP for the mooring of private boats was given in PP 84/0447

 

Link - See Page Three, Paragraph 2-4.

 

Then of course although they lost the case of charging tolls in adjacent waters.

 

 

They still insist it only applies to Alan Fry and that the rest of us will still have to pay for house boats in adjacent waters.

 

 

Link To Alan Fry v BA

 

 

The BA were told by the government to encourage houseboats but they continue to ignore it.

 

Link To Shapps Letter

 

 

local housing needs

 

 

Link To Future Growth Letter

 

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