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hedgerows be maintained in perpetuity not just five years, gapping up
of hedgerows with native species (70-80% prickly species), hedgerow
management be agreed with NYCC ecologist and YWT and a Section
106 agreement drawn up to cover hedgerow management in
perpetuity.
Green Space within the Development
The quality and extent of green spaces associated with this
development has particular importance given the likely pressures on
Sherburn Willows Nature Reserve it is therefore recommended that a
management plan is required so that green spaces continue to provide
benefits for biodiversity into the future which will need to be funded and
provide details of how different habitats will be cared for so that their
wildlife value is maintained and a condition to this effect will be
required.
1.4.13 Lead Officer-Environmental Health (LO-EH)
The proposed development is bounded by Low Street to the west and
the A162 to the east. In order to establish the possible impact of the
noise from these sources on the proposed development the applicant
should carry out and submit a suitable and sufficient noise assessment
having regard to recommended noise levels defined by The World
Health Organisation (WHO) recommendations relating to residential
premises. The noise survey should include monitoring at appropriate
locations adjacent to the noise sources and should demonstrate that
the WHO levels can be achieved both inside the dwellings and in the
garden space. The assessment shall be submitted to the Planning
Authority prior to any planning permission being granted.
Should planning permission be granted it would be recommended that
a condition requiring the submission of a scheme to minimise the
impact of noise, vibration, dust and dirt on residential property in close
proximity to the site, be attached.
1.4.14 Public Rights Of Way Officer, North Yorkshire County Council
No objections.
1.4.15 Contaminated Land - Wilbourn Associates on behalf of Selby District
Council
Refer to comments on previous application, having assessed the
content of a ‘Geoenvironmental Appraisal’ prepared by AIG
Consultants Limited for Redrow Homes (Yorkshire) Limited, Report
No.2741/2, and dated July 2002 which forms part of the application in
terms of contamination matters. They have advised as follows: -
• AIG Consultants Limited (AIGC) conclude that historical plans
indicate that no significant development has taken place on the
site and it is therefore unlikely that there will be any significant
contamination associated with former land uses at the site.
Having reviewed the historical Ordnance Survey extracts
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