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Selby District Submission Draft Core Strategy – May 2011 _________________________________________________________________ Map 8 (PC2.13) Green Assets Environmental/Cultural Assets TADCASTER Skipwith Common SHERBURN IN ELMET Bishop Wood SELBY Selby District Boundary Towton Historic Battlefield Site Nature Conservation Site Locally Important Landscape Area Green Belt [Map 8 – Delete Green Belt notation] (PC2.13) [Map 8 – Identify international nature conservation designations separately from national and regional sites] (PC2.13) [Map 8 – Add the general location of Conservation Areas and Historic Parks and Gardens] (PC2.13) - 110 -
Selby District Submission Draft Core Strategy – May 2011 _________________________________________________________________ Local issues 7.62 The provision of new greenspaces and green infrastructure will be dependent on a combination of development proposals coming forward and co-operation with a range of landowners and infrastructure providers. 7.63 The Council has a series of Conservation Character Assessments dating from 1995 or to (PC1.37) 2003. A comprehensive review of the Assessments is being undertaken to help improve knowledge of individual conservation areas and their heritage assets, and to update management proposals and maintenance guidance. The Council will, as resources permit, encourage local communities to identify those elements of their historic environment which they consider to be important to their locality and to develop a strategy for their appropriate management. (PC2.14) 7.64 Core Strategy objectives 11, 14, 16 and 17 recognise the strategic importance of protecting and enhancing natural and man-made assets. These assets play an important role in the District from enhancing the quality of life to providing local identity. 7.65 The Council is also committed to waste management and prioritises waste reduction above all other methods of management, and in order to achieve this will continue to support North Yorkshire County Council in implementing the priorities of its strategy 18 for sustainable waste management through the York and North Yorkshire Waste Partnership. Waste reduction is a key step towards maintaining, protecting and improving quality of life, for example, the re-use of secondary aggregates such as ash, which may contribute to the production of building materials from a sustainable source. 7.66 The main elements of the diverse range of assets that exist in the District (and which policy CP15 seeks to protect and enhance) (PC2.15) are: • International, national and local areas of wildlife and ecological value. The River Derwent, Lower Derwent Valley and Skipwith Common are sites with European conservation status (Special Areas for Conservation under the UK Natura 2000) and the Lower Derwent Valley is also designated a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance and (PC1.38) • (PC1.38) Tthere are 13 Sites of Special Scientific Interest, which have national status, and are categorised as some of the country’s best wildlife sites. In addition there are over 100 designated local Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCS), including species rich grassland, ancient woodlands and wetlands; 18 Revised Municipal Waste Management Strategy for York and North Yorkshire ‘lets talk less rubbish’. http://www.northyorks.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=381&p=0 - 111 -
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