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Cunane Town Planning obo Samuel Smith Old Brewery Cunane Town Planning obo Samuel Smith Old Brewery systems. The sue of renewable energy technology is welcomed, and should not be excluded merely on aesthetic grounds. The NFU fully supports the principle of renewable energy and the role that farming can play in this as a form of diversification through harnessing and exploring low-carbon renewable energy services, in order to play a role in the mitigation of climate change. The VDS could have the potential to encourage attempts to secure development in countryside villages such as Acaster Selby or Stutton, which would be irresponsible in the face of adopted planning policy. A VDS intrinsically recognises the possibility of development proposals and that such proposals, where subject to planning controls, may be granted permission. It is essential therefore that the VDS emphasises the pre-eminence of the development plan and what I might summarise as a general resistance to development in the countryside and a presumption against development in the Green Belt, unless specifically in accordance with locally and nationally defined criteria. These issues have been addressed in earlier representations regarding the emerging draft but have not been fully and satisfactorily addressed. References throughout the document to the VDS being applied in consideration of “development” proposals is misleading in that as much of what it relates to does not necessarily compromise “development” in a sense that it may be understood by “the man in the street”. I suggest either that the opening section 1 “ Purpose of a village design statement” should include an early definition of what is meant by “development” encompassing a broad range of works from replacing windows and doors , new fences, repairs to buildings, small extensions and new build works. The alternative is to use a phrase such as “works” to offset the implication that “development” will be acceptable in the villages concerned. Similarly, having adopted the word “development” you are then forced to refer to those carrying out the work as “developers” which has clear connotations of works of a comparatively major scale in relation to some of the villages to which these VDS relate. development to be respectful to the local vernacular. Similarly, the use of renewable energy technology will inevitably lead to changing aesthetic qualities of farms. As long as the principles of the VDS are acknowledged, then modern development of all types can be accommodated in the villages. The role and status of the VDS is clearly set out in the appendix (hierarchy of LDF documents), and also in the introduction to a VDS where it is clear that the document is used to guide the architecture and form of development. It is clear that it will not affect the principle of development. It is unnecessary to repeat national planning policy in local planning policy, and therefore it is unnecessary to repeat local policy in SPD. The Council considers that to the “man in the street”, there is no discernable difference between “development” and “works”. The VDS is clear in that it seeks to improve the understanding of local context and promote it wherever any change is undertaken, be it though a formal planning application or simple repairs/maintenance. The existing text already refers to a broad range of “development”. By inference, changing to “works”, the 44
Cunane Town Planning obo Samuel Smith Old Brewery The point is made at 1.4 of section I that the VDS can be used in evidence to justify the refusal of planning permission, which is laudable in principle. However, it follows that it must also be open to potential developers to plead compliance with VDS as evidence in support of approving a development. Council would have to refer to people undertaking “works” as “workers” which is less clear than ”developers”. Support welcome. Agreed, in the interests of balance, amend the text to note that the VDS may be used to support a planning application or to justify refusal. Cunane Town Planning obo Samuel Smith Old Brewery Cunane Town Planning obo Samuel Smith Old Brewery As a second point of detail, Para A8 appears to currently form part of para A7 and I suggest an amendment to the first sentence to read: “Even if planning permission is not required, it is still very much in the interests of the village that any work be undertaken in sympathy with the village’s character.” In addition to a stronger introduction regarding the intended purpose of the VDS I request that there be specific reference added, most probably at Para B2 to the effect: “B2- There are lots of conflicting issues in considering new development but planning policies in the Development Plan, particularly those relating to proposed development in the countryside and the Green Belt, will be preeminent. Only where development can be considered acceptable within the terms of those policies and Government guidance, will the VDS then provide a basis for an assessment as to whether the design and character of development is appropriate for its location.” Agree make changes Typographical error. Agree make changes As stated above, such a change is arbitrary and unnecessary. It is unnecessary to repeat national planning policy in local planning policy, and therefore it is unnecessary to repeat local policy in SPD. The role and status of the VDS are clearly set out in the VDS. Mr & Mrs Gray A7 2 nd sentence: “the advice has been used” – again whose advice? “The advice” means” this VDS” Agree make change to all VDS Mr & Mrs Gray Needs a new para for para A8 Typographical error Mr & Mrs Gray Para A8 – agreed, but how is it policed The VDS is intended to guide and inform anyone undertaking development as to the benefits of appropriate development – ultimately though if it does not require 45
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