Agenda with Maps and Applications (21Mb) - pdf - Selby District ...

The local Highway Authority support the proposal to Condition that the
roads of the 2012/0400/EIA development are constructed up to the
boundary of the 2012/0468/EIA application site to facilitate the future
link.
1.4.4 Education Directorate North Yorkshire County Council
Based on a development of 120 dwellings a contribution would be
sought.
1.4.5 North Yorkshire And York Primary Care Trust
The PCT is aware that there are lots of developments in the Selby
district including Sherburn and Tadcaster. Bearing this in mind,
additional health care provision may need to be considered if these
comments could be taken account of in respect of the proposed
developments in Sherburn in Elmet, it would be much appreciated.
1.4.6 North Yorkshire Heritage Officer
Trial trenching was undertaken on site during February 2012 and was
targeted to locate the linears and trackway found in previous work in
1997/8 to attempt to recover further dating evidence and to better
characterise the features. The current evaluation identified the site as
having low archaeological potential and it would be advised that an
archaeological watching brief is undertaken during ground disturbing
works and a suitable scheme of archaeological recording undertaken
and in order to secure this a condition would be recommended.
1.4.7 Selby District Council – Waste & Recycling
A contribution for provision of waste and recycling provision for the
proposed dwellings would be required in line with the Council’s SPD on
Developer Contributions. As the application is outline, then it is
assumed that all the units will be dwellings with gardens rather than a
mix of apartments.
1.4.8 Police Architectural Liaison Officer (PALO) - North Yorkshire Police
Crime and anti social behaviour levels are particularly high in the
Sherburn in Elmet area it is therefore pleasing to note that the Design
and Access Statement submitted clearly acknowledges that crime
prevention is an important consideration. It is noted that reference has
been made to the new National Planning Policy Framework which
requires that new development should create safe and accessible
environments where crime and disorder and the fear of crime do not
undermine the quality of life or community cohesion. The applicant has
also stated that within the detailed design, further consideration will be
given towards designing out crime and the applicant’s agent is happy to
work with the North Yorkshire Police to ensure that this development
does not create opportunities for crime and anti social behaviour. In
view of these positive comments there is nothing further to add at this
time.
1.4.9 Environment Agency
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