The proposal would not be located within an area of woodland which would screen the development in the long term as required by the first criteria of Development Policy 16, and instead would occupy an open and elevated position above Ugglebarnby Lane where it would be prominent and highly visible in the landscape to the detriment of the character and appearance of the area. It would consolidate the existing sporadic development along Ugglebarnby Lane and result in a discernible encroachment of incongruous, built development into the open countryside where proposals for new tourism development are expected to make use of an existing building under Development Policy 14. Furthermore the proposal would not reflect or complement the local vernacular and instead would be an incongruous form of development that would harm to the Park's special qualities contrary to Development Policy 3. The Local Planning Authority considers that there are no exceptional circumstances to set aside the adopted policies of our Core Strategy and Development Policies Document and allow this inappropriate development in the open countryside to the detriment of the special qualities of the National Park.