Agenda - pdf - Selby District Council

5091 – stepped wall constructed inbetween the grounds of Womersley Park and
the new houses constructed in Womersley Park Gardens.
5092 – the wall that was already in situ in the grounds of Womersley Park on the
opposite side of the stepped wall – that this wall should have been made to
match exactly.
5093 – picture shows roof and size in construction of Orchard House (newly
built) – in relation to the plot size and also the surrounding buildings.
5095 – formal entrance onto carriageway drive leading to Womersley Park
5096 – stolen copings from wall replaced with mixture of sand and cement
5097 – agricultural building constructed in position and materials which are
unsympathetic to the immediate residential dwellings.
5099 – listed pigeon loft
5100 – Womersley Park Gardens – shows one of the houses on the estate next
to the stepped wall which does not match the wall within the grounds of
Womersley Park itself.
5102 – Orchard House again on Park Lane - notice dark latticed windows, the
colour of the stone used in construction and the size of the building within the
plot.
5103 – shows flat roof at Garden Cottage
5104 – shows pantile roof and stone slates in roof construction
5107 – shows the same at the Village Hall
5105 – this shows copings in place on one of the walls
5106 – this shows the old wheel wash at Womersley Beck –w hich could be
restored and is an interesting feature of the village
5109 – this shows copings on a wall and some which have been stolen and
never replaced. If the water is allowed to penetrate for long, it will eventually
degrade over time and break down.
5110 – the Yorkshire Water building at the Bank Wood Road entrance into the
village – as you can see there is no screening and it does not follow any of the
characteristic of the village in its design
5111 – Pontefract Gate Lodge on Bank Wood Road – a building of interest
which used to be one of the entrances to Womersley Park – but is no longer.
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