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

Wish to withdraw our objection to the above applications this decision
has been taken in the expectation of the future expansion of Athelstan
CP School and following;
1) Approval of the change of use application NY/2012/0171/COU for
land adjacent to the school site.
2) Consideration of the local and national planning policies which would
influence a future detailed planning application for development of the
enlarged site including the National Planning Policy Framework.
Please note the requirement for developer contributions to education
infrastructure, both land and financial, which would require s.106
provision should the residential development be approved by SDC.
1.4.5 North Yorkshire And York Primary Care Trust
The PCT have confirmed that a contribution towards healthcare
provision may be required.
1.4.6 North Yorkshire Heritage Officer
Would support the recommendations given in the Cultural Heritage
Chapter submitted with the application. A written scheme of
investigation should be submitted and approved by the Local Planning
Authority in advance of development commencing on site. In order
secure the implementation of such a scheme of archaeological
recording a condition should be appended to any planning permission
granted.
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 in outline, then if is
assumed that all the units will be dwellings with gardens rather then a
mix of apartments then the scale of the contribution would be £5,100
based on current requirements.
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 therefore there is a need for developers to
adopt designing out crime measures into their proposals to comply with
National Planning Policy Guidance. It is therefore pleasing to note that
the Design and Access Statement submitted clearly acknowledges that
crime prevention is an important consideration in line with the NPPF. It
is fully appreciated that at this stage this outline planning application is
only seeking to establish the principle of development and the general
principles of designing out crime have been highlighted as measures to
be considered when finer detail of design is drawn up.
This proposal is part of a larger scheme which will eventually see a total
of 598 dwellings built on land between Moor Lane and Low Street, a
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