Tracked Version of Core Strategy, November 2012 - Selby District ...

Selby District Submission Draft Core Strategy – May 2011
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Full Title Abbreviation Summary
Renewable Energy
Bill. Selby District Council has resolved to rely
on the sound evidence base at regional level.
Energy that occurs naturally and continuously
in the environment, such as energy from the
sun, wind, waves or tides.
Secretary of State SoS Government minister who approves or not
planning documents submitted by LPAs.
Secondary Village
Selby Bio-diversity
Action Plan
BAP
Selby District Council SDC
Selby District Local
Plan
Selby Retail,
Commercial and
Leisure Study
Site Allocations DPD
Statement of
Community
Involvement
Strategic
Environmental
Assessment
Strategic Flood Risk
Assessment
SDLP
SRCLS
SCI
SEA
SFRA
Village with limited services and/or remotely
located. Not considered capable of
accommodating planned growth other than
small scale affordable housing.
Identifies key issues and actions for species
and habitats in the District. Adopted 2004.
Tier of local government at District level.
Current District-wide Development Plan which
was adopted in 2005 and includes policies for
the use and development of land. Many SDLP
policies have been ‘saved’ until replaced by
LDF policies.
Undertaken in 2009 to identify the hierarchy,
roles, issues and requirements for town
centres and other settlements.
One of the suite of documents which will form
the LDF. It will identify sites for planned
development for a range of uses to meet the
needs of the District up to 2026 2027
(PC5.56). Programmed to be adopted by the
end of 2012.
Document setting out how and when
stakeholders and other interested parties will
be consulted and involved in the preparation of
the LDF.
An assessment of the environmental effects of
a plan or programme required by EU Directive
2001/42/EC.
An SFRA assesses flood risk at a District level.
The SFRA for Selby District has been
undertaken in two stages. The Level 1
provides background information and a
preliminary review of all available flood risk
data. The Level 2 includes sequential testing of
the suitability of potential locations for future
growth including Strategic Development Site
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