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Selby District Submission Draft Core Strategy – May 2011 ___________________________________________________________________ having regard for cultural and ethnic needs and aspirations, and balancing those with the needs and aspirations of the settled community and local capacity in services and facilities to accommodate such development. 5.106 All traveller development will be considered on the basis of the policy in conjunction with up to date needs assessments and Government guidance 29 . The Government guidance sets out detailed Development Management criteria and so it is unnecessary to repeat that in CP7. Those criteria include issues such as: the inappropriateness of Green Belt locations, the flood risk sequential test, integration with neighbouring land uses and communities, limiting disruption to amenity, sustainable access to local services and facilities where there is capacity, local character such as existing land use, topography, landscape, wildlife and historic assets and to ensure a high quality development, provide appropriate access, parking and on-site amenity for residents, and ensuring any on-site employment uses are compatible with residential and neighbouring uses. (PC6.59) Policy CP7 Travellers A. In order to provide a lawful settled base to negate unauthorised encampments elsewhere, the Council will establish at least a 5-year supply of deliverable sites and broad locations for growth to accommodate additional traveller sites/pitches/plots required through a Site Allocations DPD, in line with the findings of up to date assessments or other robust evidence. B. Rural Exception Sites that provide traveller accommodation in perpetuity will be considered in accordance with CP6. Such sites will be for residential use only. C. Other applications for traveller development will be determined in accordance with national policy. (PC6.59) 29 Planning for travellers, DCLG, March 2012 www.communities.gov.uk - 82 -
Selby District Submission Draft Core Strategy – May 2011 ___________________________________________________________________ Policy CP7 The Travelling Community The Council will identify land to accommodate additional gypsy and traveller pitches / sites required through a Site Allocations DPD, in line with the findings of future up to date Surveys or other robust evidence. New pitches / sites, should be located in or close to a settlement containing a primary school, shops and other local services, or constitute an extension to an existing permitted site. The following criteria will need to be met: New pitches/sites should be located within a reasonable distance of local services such as primary school, medical facilities, or constitute an extension to an existing permitted site. The following criteria will need to be met: (PC4.17) i. the pitch / site is not situated within the green belt, a locally important landscape area, an historic park and garden or an area of archaeological importance, and the pitch / site will not harm a site of acknowledged nature conservation importance or important wildlife movement areas; the pitch / site is not within the Green Belt or a locally important landscape area and will not harm a site of acknowledged historic or nature conservation importance or a wildlife movement area (PC2.9) i ii. iii. iv. the pitch/site is not located within the Green Belt (unless very special circumstances can be demonstrated in accordance with national policy and Policy XX Green Belt (PC5.40)), and the pitch/site will not harm a locally important landscape area, an historic park and garden, an area of archaeological importance, a site of acknowledged nature conservation importance or important wildlife movement areas; (PC4.18 incorporating PC2.9) the pitch / site provides adequate on-site facilities (including parking and storage) and levels of privacy; the pitch /site is designed in accordance with current good practice design guidance; the pitch / site is well screened, or is capable of being screened, and would not have a significant adverse effect on local amenity and the character and appearance of the surrounding area; v. the pitch / site has safe and convenient access to the highway network; and vi. The pitch must be located within an area of Low Flood Risk (Flood Zone 1), or where no reasonably available - 83 -
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