Craven District Council
Authority Monitoring Report for the Period
April 2018 to March 2019
Published January 2020
David Smurthwaite
Strategic Manager, Planning and Regeneration
Craven District Council, Planning and Building Control, 1 Belle Vue Square, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 1FJ
Telephone Number 01756 706472 Email: [email protected]
Web: www.cravendc.gov.uk
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2 Contents
Glossary of Acronyms 5 Part 1: Background and Introduction 6 Part 2: Developing Monitoring Systems 8
2 Task 1: Review progress of the Local Plan and the work carried out by the 8 Planning Policy Team over the monitoring year 2.7 Duty to Cooperate 9 2.13 Progress of Neighbourhood Plans 9 3 Task 2: Review development and changes within the District over the 10 monitoring period to assess the extent to which policies in the Local Development Plan are being implemented 3.4 Craven District – Its environment, demography and economy 11 3.20 Economy Indicators 17 3.52 Housing Indicators 25
3.93 Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding (SBCH) 44 3.96 Environment and Design Indicators 45 3.106 Infrastructure Indicators 48 4 Task 3: Identify any significant effects of implementing policies in the Local 49 Plan and whether they are as intended. Where policies are not being implemented, or are not having their intended effect, explain why and set out steps to ensure that the policy is implemented or whether the policy is to be amended or replaced. Appendix A: Schedule of Indicators 50
Appendix B: List of Local Plan Policies Saved Beyond 2007 63 Appendix C: Craven Local Plan Examination Housing Trajectory 2012 to 67 2032
Tables Table 1: Annual Price Change of houses in Craven compared to North 14 Yorkshire and England. Table 2: The number and type of crimes recorded in Craven each month for 16 the period March 2018 to April 2019.
Table 3: Showing net additional employment floor space created by type, split 18 by previously developed and greenfield land (in square metres) in 2018-2019
3 Table 4: Sites allocated for B1, B2 and B8 use in the 2019 Local Plan 20 Table 5: Changes in retail floor space in Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills 23 and Ingleton and the rest of the District in 2018-2019 Table 6: Number of vacant ground-floor retail units in Craven’s Core Retail 25 Areas at March 2019
Table 7: Guidelines for the distribution of new dwellings to deliver the spatial 26 strategy, set out in Policy SP4 of the 2019 Local Plan
Table 8: Annual net additional dwellings completed in the Craven Plan Area 28 since 1st April 2012 Table 9: Net additional dwellings completed in Tier 1 to 4 settlements from 1st 29 April 2012 to 31st March 2019, shown as net total and as a percentage of the net total for the whole District Table 10: Net additional dwellings completed between 1st April 2018 and 31st 31 March 2019 for each settlement, broken down for greenfield sites, previously developed land, allocated sites and windfall sites Table 11: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Skipton 34 Table 12: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Settle 35 Table 13: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Bentham 36 Table 14: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Glusburn and 36 Cross Hills Table 15: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Ingleton 37 Table 16: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Gargrave 37 Table 17: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Tier 4a and 4b 38 villages Table 18: Number of one, two, three and four plus bedroom dwellings 39 completed in 2018-2019 as a percentage of total gross completions: market housing, affordable housing and the overall mix Table 19: Number of entries added to the SBCH Register 45 Table 20: Number of suitable SBCH plots granted planning permission 45 Graphs Graph 1: Craven Local Plan Examination Housing Trajectory 2012-2032 33
4 Glossary of Acronyms
Acronym Meaning
AMR Authority Monitoring Report
NEYEDC North and East Yorkshire Ecological Data Centre
ONS Office of National Statistics
PDL Previously Developed Land
SBCH Self-Build and Custom housebuilding
SINC Site of Importance for Nature Conservation
SSSI Sites of Special Scientific Interest
5 Part 1: Background and Introduction
1 Background and Introduction
1.1 Monitoring is an essential part of the plan-making process. It gives authorities a better understanding of the important social, economic and environmental factors influencing the District, and allows them to measure the effects that policies in the Local Plan are having, both positive and negative. The Council will produce an Authority Monitoring Report (previously called the Annual Monitoring report) of the Local Plan, using the findings to look at past trends and predict future changes. By doing this, the authority can determine whether any policy changes are needed.
1.2 The new Local Plan for the Craven District (outside the Yorkshire Dales National Park) was adopted on 12th November 2019. The Policies in the New Local Plan came into effect on the date of adoption, and replace those that were ‘saved’ from the 1999 Local Plan. The list of saved policies from the 1999 Local Plan can be viewed at Appendix B. The 2019 Local Plan can be viewed on the Council’s website at: www.cravendc.gov.uk/planning/planning-policy/new-local-plan/.
1.3 Section 9 of the newly adopted Local Plan contains a table of indicators that will be used to monitor the Policies in the Plan. This table has been reproduced at Appendix A, with each indicator given a reference. The table also shows whether the indicators are new, or whether they replace one which was included in previous Authority Monitoring Reports.
1.4 Even though this Authority Monitoring Report covers the year from April 2018 to March 2019, before the Local Plan was adopted, it will report on the indicators set out in Section 9 of the new Plan. This will help establish a set of baseline information against which any changes can be measured as the new Policies start to come into use. It may not be possible to report on all the indicators as new systems might need to be set up to gather the relevant information. These systems will be put in place so that all indicators can be completed in subsequent Authority Monitoring Reports.
1.5 Where a new indicator replaces a previously monitored indicator, but the new indicator relates to a new policy and the data available/ presented relates to a saved policy from the 1999 Local Plan, this will be noted, and the old indicator will be used for the purposes of this Authority Monitoring Report.
1.6 This Authority Monitoring Report will complete three inter-related tasks, namely:
Task 1 – Review the progress of the Local Plan and the work carried out by the Planning Policy Team over the monitoring year;
6 Task 2 – Review development and changes within the District over the monitoring period to assess the extent to which policies in the Local Plan are being implemented;
Task 3 – Identify any significant effects of implementing policies in the Local Plan and whether they are as intended. Where policies are not being implemented, or are not having their intended effect, explain why and set out steps to ensure that the policy is implemented or whether the policy is to be amended or replaced.
1.7 The reporting of indicators is covered under Task 2. As mentioned above, a schedule of indicators is included at Appendix A.
1.8 The Authority Monitoring Report takes account of the whole development plan process. As well as looking at the effects of policies within the Local Plan and the accompanying sustainability appraisal, the objectives, targets and indicators set out in the evidence base studies produced to inform the Local Plan will be monitored. This will allow objectives and policies contained within the Local Plan to be appraised against wider sustainable development objectives i.e. social, environmental and economic factors.
1.9 The Authority Monitoring Report will be published on the Council’s website at www.cravendc.gov.uk/planning/planning-policy/planning-policy-facts-and- figures/authority-monitoring-reports/ and a hard copy will be made available at the Council Offices in Belle Vue Square, Skipton. Further information on the Local Plan and Authority Monitoring Reports from previous years are also available on the Council’s website using the above link.
7 Part 2: Developing Monitoring Systems
2 TASK 1: Review the progress of the Local Plan and the work carried out by the Planning Policy Team over the monitoring year
2.1 An updated Local Plan Timetable was published in December 2017. This set out the expected timing of the key stages in the production of the new Local Plan and a list of Supplementary Planning Documents to be produced once the new Local Plan has been adopted. The Local Plan Timetable is available to view on the Council’s website at www.cravendc.gov.uk/planning/planning-policy/new-local-plan/local-plan-timetable/.
2.2 The December 2017 Timetable proposed to have the new Local Plan reach Publication stage by January 2018, and Submission by March 2018. The Council achieved these milestones, inviting representations on the Publication Draft Craven Local Plan between 2nd January and 13th February 2018, and then submitting the Local Plan to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Government on 27th March 2018.
2.3 The Secretary of State appointed Planning Inspector Matthew Birkinshaw to carry out the Independent Examination of the Craven Local Plan. The examination hearing sessions were held in October 2018, following which the Council proposed a number of Main Modifications (amendments), which were recommended by the Inspector as being necessary to make the plan sound. The Council ran a six-week public consultation on the proposed Main Modifications from 19th February to 1st April 2019.
2.4 In the current year to date (April to December 2019), the Council has carried out a six- week consultation on three Further Main Modifications to the Publication Draft Local Plan. The consultation ran from 18th July to 29th August 2019. Again, these were modifications needed to make the Plan sound. The feedback received during consultation on both the Main Modifications and Further Main Modifications was sent to the Inspector for his consideration.
2.5 The Inspector issued his final Report on the Examination of the Craven Local Plan on 14th October 2019. The report concluded that, subject to the incorporation of the changes proposed in the Main Modifications and Further Main Modifications, the Local Plan was sound. On 12th November 2019 the modified Craven Local Plan was taken before Members at a Full Council meeting, who resolved to adopt it.
2.6 The December 2017 Local Plan Timetable includes a list of the first Supplementary Planning Documents to be produced following the adoption of the Local Plan. These are:
An Affordable Housing SPD
8 A Householder Development SPD
A Sport and Recreation SPD
A Rural Workers Dwellings SPD
A Flood Risk SPD
Duty to Cooperate
2.7 Over the 2018-2019 monitoring year, the Council continued to work with neighbouring planning authorities and public agencies to discuss issues that are “larger-than-local” in scale, i.e. those that cross over the boundaries of the District and affect surrounding areas too.
2.8 In March 2018 the Council produced an updated Duty to Cooperate Statement, to accompany the Submission Draft Local Plan. The Duty to Cooperate Statement contained details of all the meetings, correspondence and consultation that the Council had had with neighbouring authorities and key stakeholders throughout the preparation of the Local Plan.
2.9 The Duty to Cooperate Statement included a Memorandum of Understanding between Craven District Council and the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, which confirmed that the National Park Authority was supportive of the Local Plan.
2.10 The Council’s undertaking of its Duty to Cooperate was one of the topics examined by the Planning Inspector at the first hearing session. Following the examination, the Inspector concluded in his final Report on the Examination of the Craven Local Plan that the Council had engaged constructively, actively and on an on-going basis and that this was consistent with the outcomes expected in the Planning Policy Guidance with regard to the Duty to Cooperate.
2.11 Over 2018-2019 the Council has continued to have on-going involvement with the Leeds City Region Strategic Planning Group, the North Yorkshire Local Access Forum and the North Yorkshire Development Plans Forum, to keep up-to-date on issues requiring cross-boundary coordination and on the progress of the development plans of neighbouring authorities.
2.12 Also over the 2018-2019 period, the Council provided input into the review of the Forest of Bowland Management Plan, and responded to the consultation on the additional evidence to support the Submission Draft Lancaster Local Plan.
Progress of Neighbourhood Plans
2.13 Parish Councils within the Craven Plan Area are able to produce Neighbourhood Plans, which allow communities to shape the development and growth of their local
9 area. Once ‘made’ (or adopted), neighbourhood plans form part of the development plan for Craven.
2.14 Within the Craven Plan Area, the Gargrave Neighbourhood Planning Group have produced the Gargrave Neighbourhood Development Plan, which was formally made on 8th July 2019.
2.15 Three further neighbourhood planning groups have been formed to progress plans for the parishes of Bradley, Cononley and Clapham cum Newby. Further information on these can be found on the Neighbourhood Plans page of the Council’s website at https://www.cravendc.gov.uk/planning/planning-policy/neighbourhood-plans/.
3. TASK 2: Review development and changes within the District over the monitoring period to assess the extent to which policies in the Development Plan are being implemented
3.1 Previous Authority Monitoring Reports have assessed the extent to which “saved” policies from the 1999 Local Plan were being implemented (the list of saved policies from the 1999 Local Plan is included at Appendix B). This Authority Monitoring Report will be the first to report on the indicators listed in the newly adopted 2019 Craven Local Plan.
3.2 The new indicators in this Authority Monitoring Report cover a broader range of matters than those previously reported on, so although the Policies in the new Local Plan were not in use over the 2018-2019 monitoring period, it will be useful to start using the new indicators to build up base line data and to identify where new systems may need to be set up to gather the necessary information. None of the indicators previously reported on have been deleted, though some may have been modified. Essentially, this monitoring report will provide more information than previous editions.
3.3 The indicators are grouped into the following themes:
The Craven District – its environment, demography and economy;
The Economy;
Housing;
Environment and Design;
Infrastructure.
10 The Craven District – Its environment, demography and economy
3.4 The following indicators are intended to provide a picture of the current situation in Craven against which the effects of policies can be measured. Please note that Census figures are provided for the entire Craven District, including the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Demographic Structure
(i) Population 2011 – Census 2011
(ii) 2018 Mid-Year Population Estimate – Office of National Statistics (ONS)
(iii) Age Group Breakdown – Census 2011
(iv) Area of District – Census 2011
(v) Number of People per Square Kilometre – ONS
(vi) Percentage of White/Other Ethnic Groups – Census 2011
3.5 The total area of Craven is 1,179 square kilometres. The area of Craven to which the Local Plan relates is 370 square kilometres, with the remainder falling within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Craven (outside the National Park), contains the four largest settlements in the Craven District, the largest being the market town of Skipton. Skipton has the largest town centre and offers the widest range of employment opportunities, goods and services in the District and plan area. It is also well connected to the A road network and rail network.
3.6 The two smaller market towns of Bentham and Settle are located in the north and mid areas of the Craven plan area respectively, and also provide a good range of services and employment opportunities for their surrounding populations. Glusburn/ Cross Hills is the largest village in the District, located in the south of the plan area, close to the boundary with Bradford Metropolitan District. It offers employment opportunities and a good range of services for a village of its size.
3.7 The resident population of the Craven District (including the Yorkshire Dales National Park) was 55,500 at the 2011 Census. The Office of National Statistics 2018 mid-year estimate raised this figure to 56,832, which is an increase of 1,332 people from the 2011 figure. The age group breakdown from the 2011 Census is as follows:
0-4 years – 2,500
5-9 years – 2,700
10-14 years – 3,300
15-19 years – 3,300
11 20-24 years – 2,400
25-29 years – 2,300
30- 34 years – 2,300
35-39 years – 3,000
40-44 years – 4,000
45-49 years – 4,400
50-54 years – 4,200
55-59 years – 4,000
60-64 years – 4,400
65-69 years – 3,700
70-74 years – 2,800
75-79 years – 2,400
80-84 years – 1,800
85-89 years –1,200
90 and above years – 700
N.B. Figures are rounded independently and may not sum.
Based on the 2011 Census figure, the average population density of the Craven District is 47 people per square kilometre.
3.8 At the 2011 Census, 97.4% of the total population of Craven described themselves as belonging to a white ethnic group. Of the remaining 2.6%, 1.8% described themselves as Asian or British Asian, 0.4% described themselves as mixed race, 0.1 % described themselves as black or black British and 0.07% considered themselves to belong to another ethnic group.
Employment and Economy
(i) Percentage of Population 16 to 74 in Economic Activity – Census 2011
(ii) Total Unemployed – Census 2011, North Yorkshire County Council Claimant Count Rate Estimates April 2019.
3.9 The 2011 Census revealed that 76.5% of males and 67.2% of females of working age (between 16 and 74) were economically active, compared to a total average, for both males and females of 69.9% for England and Wales. At the time of the 2011 Census
12 the total unemployment rate for males within the District was 3.2%, whereas for females this rate was 1.9%.
3.10 At April 2019 the number of people claiming job seekers allowance in Craven was 430 which is 1.3 % of the resident, working age population (claimants as a proportion of residents aged 16 to 64). The number of male claimants was 235 (1.5%) and female claimants was 200 (1.2%). This was lower than for North Yorkshire as a whole, where the rate was 1.7% (total 6040 claimants), and a decrease from the figures from April 2018, when the total number of claimants in Craven was 520 (1.6% of the working age population) with 295 male claimants (1.8%) and 225 female claimants (1.4%).
Deprivation
i) Indices of Deprivation 2019 – Rank of Average Score – Index of Multiple Deprivation, MHCLG
3.11 The Index of Multiple Deprivation is the official measure of relative deprivation in England. They combine information on a range of factors which contribute to an individual’s living conditions, including: income; employment; health, deprivation and disability; education, skills and training; crime; barriers to housing and services, and; living environment. The scores are calculated for 32,844 neighbourhood areas in England, which are then ranked accordingly. The scores for a local authority area are then calculated based on a range of summary measures which show the overall scale of deprivation in neighbourhoods across the local authority area. Further information can be found on the community and society pages of the MHCLG website (www.gov.uk/government/statistics/english-indices-of-deprivation-2019).
3.12 According to the 2019 English Indices of Multiple Deprivation, Craven District has an overall rank of 245 out of 317 Local Authority Districts (with 1 being the most deprived and 317 being the least deprived). Previous figures, released in 2015, placed Craven at 250 out of 326 Local Authority Districts. Changes in local administrative boundaries mean that there are fewer Local Authority Districts now than there were in 2015, so it is not possible to comment on Craven’s relative overall position, and whether it has moved up or down the ranking, however it remains one of the least deprived areas in England.
Housing
(i) Number of Households – Census 2011
(ii) Average Household Size – Census 2011
13 (iii) Housing Tenure – Census 2011
(iv) Average House Price – HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, March 2018 to April 2019
3.13 At the 2011 Census there were 24,600 households in the District, with an average of 2.5 persons resident in each. Housing tenure information at 2011 is indicated below: Owned Outright – 10396 (42.3%)
Owned with Mortgage of Loan – 7577 (30.8%)
Shared Ownership (part owned, part rented) – 116 (0.5%)
Rented – Council (Local Authority) – 558 (2.3%)
Rented – Housing Association/Registered Social Landlord – 1,654 (6.7%)
Rented – Private Landlord or Letting Agency – 3,360 (13.7%)
Rented – Other 422 (4.1%)
Living Rent Free 500 (2.0%)
3.14 The average house price in Craven has increased by 5.7% over the year from £202,302 in March 2018 to £213,736 in March 2019. House prices remain lower than in North Yorkshire and England as a whole, though the percentage increase over the year is much greater in Craven, as shown in the table below.
TABLE 1: Annual price change of houses in Craven compared to North Yorkshire and England over the 2018-2019 period.
Area Price at March 2018 Price at April 2019 Difference
Craven £202,302 £213,736 5.7 %
North Yorkshire £216,770 £218,152 0.6 %
England £240,428 £245,085 1.9 %
Environment
3.15 The Craven District (outside the Yorkshire Dales National Park) has a rich built and natural environment, which includes:
(i) 29 Conservation Areas (Some Conservation Areas are split by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Boundary). The Craven Conservation Areas Project:
14 Potential Conservation Area Designations, September 2016 also made recommendations for three further conservation areas to be designated at High Bentham, Low Bentham and Glusburn.
(ii) 888 Listed Buildings (English Heritage)
(iii) 32 Scheduled Ancient Monuments (English Heritage)
(iv) 2 Parks and Gardens of Historic and/or Landscape Interest
(v) 1 Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (The Forest of Bowland in the north of the District)
(vi) 12 Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) (Natural England)
(vii) 127 Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCs)
(viii) The South Pennine Moors Special Protection Area (Phase 2) and Special Conservation Area, the northern extent of which stretches into Craven at the southern end of the District.
Crime
(i) Recorded crime data at Local Authority level June 2018 to May 2019, ONS and data.police.uk
3.15 Information on recorded crime at the local level is available on the police.uk data portal (www.police.uk/north-yorkshire/craven). This site gives monthly figures for recorded crime, by category for the Craven area, including the area within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. According to the data.police.uk website, a total of 3,401 crimes were recorded in Craven between 1st April 2018 and 31st March 2019. Based on the 2011 Census figure, this is a rate of 61.3 per thousand of the population. This is a slight increase on the previous year; the total number of crimes recorded between 1st April 2017 and 31st March 2018 was 3,158.
3.16 Over the 2018-2019 year, the crime rate remained fairly steady, but the number of crimes recorded increased over the summer months of May, June and July, and fell over winter (November to February).
15 TABLE 2: The number and type of crimes recorded in Craven each month for the period March 2018 to April 2019.
ifting
-Social Behaviour-Social Month Anti Burglary Robbery Vehicle Violent Shopl and Criminal Damage Arson Theft Other Drugs Theft Bike fromthe Theft Person Weapons Order Public Other Total Apr-18 104 15 0 17 53 12 25 38 6 4 2 1 8 4 289 May-18 118 26 0 21 60 17 28 21 10 4 0 1 10 7 323 Jun-18 112 34 0 20 86 16 23 28 11 0 2 1 11 6 350 Jul-18 146 32 0 18 65 6 22 24 2 3 2 0 14 1 335 Aug-18 88 38 0 23 55 15 24 25 9 3 5 1 8 3 297 Sep-18 111 20 1 18 61 24 30 29 5 1 1 0 4 6 311 Oct-18 100 32 0 11 56 10 19 23 7 4 0 1 6 10 279 Nov-18 75 21 1 11 47 11 13 27 1 1 2 2 10 4 226 Dec-18 59 37 1 13 52 20 26 18 3 2 1 0 7 8 247 Jan-19 61 27 2 6 65 11 18 17 6 0 0 0 12 1 226 Feb-19 61 34 0 17 70 11 15 19 7 1 2 2 8 8 255 Mar-19 74 33 0 12 67 18 12 23 6 1 0 0 14 3 263
3.17 The ONS website gives the crime figures for North Yorkshire and England as a whole. The total number of crimes recorded by North Yorkshire Police between 1st April 2018 and 31st March 2019 was 45,211. This is a rate of 55 per thousand of the population, so the crime rate of Craven is slightly higher than that of the County as a whole.
3.18 The number of recorded crimes in North Yorkshire has increased by 16% from the previous year: a total of 37,077 crimes were recorded for the 2017-2018 period. However, North Yorkshire has the lowest crime rates for the whole of England. The national crime rate is 89.5 per thousand of the population, meaning people in North Yorkshire are almost half as likely to have a crime committed against them.
Health
(i) General Health, Long-Term Health Problem or Disability Census 2011
3.19 The general perception of health in the District is outlined in the 2011 Census according to whether people had limiting long term illness or felt that their health was ‘not good’. 0.9% felt their health was very bad and 3.6% of people felt their health was bad. A total of 7.8% of people are very limited in their day to day activities because of a long term health problem or disability.
16 Economy Indicators
3.20 Previous Authority Monitoring Reports monitored the take up of employment land that was allocated under policies EMP2 and EMP3 in the 1999 Craven District Local Plan, and remained available at the end of the plan period in 2006. Policies relating to this land were saved beyond the end of the plan period, and remained in use until the 2019 Local Plan was adopted.
3.21 The land that was allocated for employment use in the 1999 Local Plan was assessed within the Craven Employment Land Review, March 2017, and recommendations were made as to whether the land was still considered to be suitable for employment use. The Employment Land Review concluded that sites allocated under polices EMP2 and EMP3 were worthy of retention for employment use and should be protected in the 2019 Local Plan. These sites have been allocated as ‘existing employment land’ under policy EC2 of the 2019 Local Plan.
3.22 This Authority Monitoring Report will be the last to measure the take up of employment land allocated under saved 1999 Local Plan Policies EMP2 and EMP3. Future reports will focus on employment land which is designated in the 2019 Local Plan. This includes the existing employment land, which was originally allocated in the 1999 Local Plan and continues to be protected, and new employment commitments, which have been allocated within Policies SP5, SP6, SP9 and SP11 of the 2019 Local Plan.
3.23 The Council developed an Employment and Retail Monitoring Database in 2008, which recorded all planning applications for employment and retail use granted since 1st April 2007, showing the wider take up of employment land on both allocated and unallocated sites. The indicators reported in this section are based on the information in that database.
3.24 Over the past couple of years (since April 2018) the employment and retail monitoring has relied on desk-based research, using information from the Council’s registers of Planning and Building Regulation Applications. In order to get the most complete data on the development progress of employment and retail planning consents it will be necessary to carry out site visits. This will be done over the coming months to enable a reliable set of baseline data to be established for the date of adoption of the 2019 Local Plan. This will allow change to be monitored as the new policies relating to the economy come into use.
17 EC1: Total amount of additional employment floor space completed by type (m²).
EC2: Total amount of employment floor space by type on previously developed land (m²).
3.25 A net total of 2,800 m2 of employment floor space was completed over the 2018-2019 monitoring year, all on previously developed land. Table 3 below, shows the totals for each B use class, which contribute to this figure.
TABLE 3: Showing net additional employment floor space created by type, split by previously developed and greenfield land (in square metres) for the year 2018-2019
Previously Developed Land Greenfield
Floor Floor Floor Floor Space Space Net Space Space Net Net Gained Lost Gain Gained Lost Gain Total Employment Use Class (m²) (m²) (m²) (m²) (m²) (m²) (m²) Offices (B1a) 353 236 117 0 0 0 117 Research and Development (B1b) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Light Business Industry (B1) (B1c) 109 0 109 0 0 0 109 General Industrial (B2) 374 0 374 0 0 0 374 Storage (B8) 2200 0 2200 0 0 0 2200 Mixed B2/B8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL (m²) 3036 236 2800 0 0 0 2800
EC3: Take-up of employment land allocated under policies SP5, SP6, SP9 and SP11, since the adoption of the Local Plan (12th November 2019) and over the monitoring year
3.26 This is a new indicator. Development on these sites, allocated in the 2019 Local Plan, will be monitored in future years, now that the Plan has been adopted.
EC4: Employment development on unallocated sites in Tier 1 to 5 settlements and the Open Countryside (rural areas) (Ha) over the monitoring year
3.27 The completions listed in Table 3, above, came from a total of five planning applications. Four were on unallocated sites (sites that were not allocated in the 1999 Local Plan or the 2019 Local Plan) in Tier 1 to 5 settlements and the Open Countryside. The details of these application are as follows (figures given are net totals):
18 1 application in Skipton (Tier 1), providing 109 m2 B1a and 109 m2 B1c floor space.
1 application in Hellifield (Tier 4a) resulting in a net loss of 40 m2 B1a floor space.
1 application in Stirton (Tier 5) providing 168 m2 B1a floor space.
1 application in the Open Countryside (in the parish of Bentham), providing 374 m2 B2 floor space.
EC5: Area of allocated employment land remaining available (Ha)
3.28 The 1999 Local Plan allocated a total of 30.34 Ha of employment land under policies EMP2 and EMP3. By the end of the plan period in 2006, 5.4 Ha of this employment land remained available, and by the 1st April 2012 there was still 4.8 Ha of available employment land.
3.29 Since 1st April 2012 only one planning application has been approved and developed on a vacant plot within an allocated employment site. This was on Ingleton Industrial Estate, and provided 629 m2 of B1c floor space on a 0.2 Ha plot. This application was granted in December 2015, implemented in November 2017 and completed in June 2019, so is not included in the above completion figures.
3.30 This means that at 1st April 2019, 4.6 Ha of allocated or committed employment sites was still available, although some of this land forms amenity space for existing uses, or is in use as external storage for the surrounding businesses. There have been some other planning applications and development on these sites but these have been for changes of use, sub-division or small scale intensification of existing businesses (e.g. extensions, additional warehousing), rather than new take up of remaining plots.
3.31 As noted under paragraph 3.21, land that was allocated under policies EMP2 and EMP3 in the 1999 Local Plan (developed and available) was assessed within the Craven Employment Land Review, March 2017. The Employment Land Review recommended that the sites were worthy of continued protection, and these sites have been allocated as ‘existing employment land’ under policy EC2 of the 2019 Local Plan. Any future changes on these sites will be monitored under indicator EC7 (see below).
3.32 As well as safeguarding existing employment land and employment land commitments under policy EC2, the 2019 Local Plan allocates an additional 15.6 hectares gross employment land for B1, B2 and B8 uses in Skipton (Policy SP5), Settle (Policy SP6), Ingleton (Policy SP9) and Cononley (Policy SP11). Future
19 Authority Monitoring Reports will report on the area of these sites which remains available at the end of each monitoring period. The sites are listed in the table below.
TABLE 4: Sites allocated for B1, B2 and B8 use in the 2019 Local Plan
Policy Site Ref. Site Address Approx. Area Ref. (Ha)
SP5 SK049 Land east of Skipton bypass, Skipton 6
SP5 SK113 Land south of Skipton Auction Mart, Skipton 3
SP5 SK135 Skipton Rock Quarry, Skipton 1.1
Skipton Total 10.1*
SP6 SG060 Northern part of Sowarth Industrial Estate, Settle 1.7
SP6 SG064 Land south of Runley Bridge Farm and west of B6480, Minimum 2.6 Settle
Settle Total 4.3*
SP9 IN022 Land adjacent to southern edge of industrial estate, off 2.9 and New Road and west of Tatterthorn Lane (extensions to IN035 existing employment area), Ingleton
Ingleton Total 2.9*
SP11 CN006 Station Works, north of Cononley Lane, Cononley 0.15
Cononley Total 0.15*
* Totals in table add up to more than the 15.6ha figure in paragraph 2.39 as the site areas have been rounded independently.
EC6: Potential additional employment floor space which could be provided from outstanding planning consents (gross)
3.33 At 1st April 2019, there was potential to deliver an additional 54,086 m2(or 5.41 ha) of employment land on sites with outstanding consents. This total figure can be broken down into permissions by use class as follows:
B1a – 7,394 m2
B1b – 608 m2
20 B1c – 7,811 m2
B2 – 4,877 m2
B8 – 5,004 m2
Mixed B2/B8 – 28,392 m2
EC7: Area of existing employment land and existing employment land commitments (allocated under Policy EC2) lost through development/ change of use to uses other than B1, B2 or B8 (Ha) (new indicator)
Information Reported: Area of existing employment land allocated under Policies EMP2 and EMP3 of the 1999 Local Plan lost through development/ change of use to uses other than B1, B2 or B8.
3.34 There were no losses of employment land allocated under policies EMP2 and EMP3 of the 1999 Craven Local Plan over the 2018-2019 monitoring period.
3.35 Existing employment land and existing employment commitments (allocated under Policy EC2 of the 2019 Local Plan) will be monitored in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
EC8: Number of rural buildings converted to Live/Work use
EC9: Loss of Live/Work units to residential
3.36 One rural agricultural building was converted to a Live/Work unit over the 2018-2019 monitoring period, and there were no losses of Live/Work units to residential, or other uses.
3.37 Policy EMP9 in the 1999 Local Plan allowed the conversion of rural buildings to Live/Work use. The Council continues to receive applications for Live/Work units, and small numbers continue to be completed in the District. There were three Live/Work units completed in 2017-2018, and two Live/Work units completed in 2016-2017.
Retail Indicators EC10 to EC14
3.38 The 1999 Local Plan designated five ‘Core Retail Areas’, covering the main shopping areas of Skipton, Settle, Cross Hills, High Bentham and Ingleton. The purpose of the designation was to protect the role of these settlements as service centres providing a good range of shops and services which support their residents and the surrounding rural communities. Under policy R3 (Ground Floor Use) of the 1999 Local Plan,
21 applications for a change of use away from retail at ground floor level within the Core Retail Areas were resisted.
3.39 Policies EC5 and EC5A of the 2019 Local Plan undertake the same purpose as policy R3 in the 1999 Local Plan, however the protected areas are no longer called Core Retail Areas. The policy approach of the 2019 Local Plan, set out in EC5 and EC5A, is to safeguard the primary retail function of the town, district and local centres and secure an appropriate balance of town centre uses, including commercial, leisure, tourism, cultural, community and where appropriate residential (above ground floor level). This will be achieved through the identification of a Primary Shopping Area in Skipton and wider Town, District and Local Centres in Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton. Residential use at ground floor level will continue to be resisted.
3.40 Indicators EC10 to EC14 are new indicators, reporting on figures which are based on an allocation in the 2019 Local Plan. The data available for the 2018-2019 monitoring period is based on the boundaries of the Core Retail Areas allocated in the 1999 Local Plan. For this reason, the data presented below for indicators EC10 to EC14 will be based on the Core Retail Area boundaries, or given for the settlement as a whole. Subsequent monitoring reports will use the boundaries of the Town, District and Local centres as shown on the Policy Maps which accompany the 2019 Local Plan.
EC10: Comparison and convenience floor space (m2) created in Town, District and Local centres of Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton (new indicator)
Information Reported: Total amount of retail floor space completed; and, comparison and convenience floor space (m2) created in the settlements of Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton
3.41 Across the District, there has been a net loss of 324 m2 retail floor space over the 2018-2019 monitoring year. This is the second year where there has been a net loss of retail floor space; there was a net loss of 470 m2 retail floor space in 2017-2018. It will be important to note whether this is a continuing trend in future monitoring reports.
3.42 The figures for each settlement (for the whole of the settlement, not the Core Retail Areas) are shown in Table 5 below. There were no gains or losses of retail floor space in Bentham or Ingleton.
22 TABLE 5: Changes in retail floor space in Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton and the rest of the District in 2018-2019.
Convenience floor space Comparison floor space (m2) (m2) Total floor space (m2)
Settlement Gain Loss Net Gain Loss Net Gain Loss Net
Skipton 95 100 -5 0 247 -247 95 347 -252
Settle 0 41 -41 0 0 0 0 41 -41
Bentham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cross Hills 0 51 -51 0 0 0 0 51 -51
Ingleton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Rest of District 70 50 20 0 0 0 70 50 20
Totals 165 242 -77 0 247 -247 165 489 -324
EC11: Changes of use within Skipton and Settle town centres away from commercial, retail, leisure, cultural and community functions (new indicator)
EC12: Changes of use away from retail in the Primary Shopping Area of Skipton (new indicator)
Information Reported: Changes of use within Skipton and Settle Core Retail Areas away from commercial, retail, leisure, cultural and community functions
3.43 None of the changes in retail floor space included in Table 5 were changes to uses other than commercial, leisure, cultural or community facilities.
3.44 There was a loss of 129 m2 of A1 retail floor space in Skipton Core Retail Area. This was allowed under planning application reference 63/2017/18755 for the change of use of a shop to a restaurant on Coach Street, which was completed in July 2018. This would still be considered a town centre use.
EC13: Changes of use to residential at ground floor level within the Primary Shopping Area of Skipton, and within town, district, and local centres of Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton (new indicator)
Information Reported: Changes of use to residential at ground floor level within the Core Retail Areas of Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton
23 3.45 There were no changes of use from retail to residential at ground floor level within the Core Retail Areas.
EC14: Number of vacant units in Skipton and Settle Town Centres (new indicator)
Information Reported: Number of vacant units within the Core Retail Areas of Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton
3.46 A survey of the shops within the main centres of the District was carried out in March 2019 by the Council’s Economic Development team. The survey looked at ground floor properties only, as the policy approach of both the 1999 Local Plan and 2019 Local Plan is to safeguard town centre uses at ground floor level.
3.47 Table 6 below reports the vacant retail units in each settlement as a number and as a percentage of the total number of units in that Core Retail Area. The number of units in each area is the number of commercial/retail units; long-term residential properties within the Core Retail Area have been discounted (the smaller centres of Bentham and Ingleton have quite a lot of residential properties within their centres).
3.48 Table 6 shows that, at March 2019, the smaller centres of Ingleton and Cross Hills have the highest vacancy rates of all the Core Retail Areas in the District. Settle and Bentham also have comparatively high numbers of vacant units, whilst Skipton has the lowest rate at 4.32%.
3.49 Comparison to the figures previously recorded from March 2017, show that, whilst the vacancy rate in Skipton remains unchanged, all the other Core Retail Areas have seen an increase in the number of vacant units.
3.50 Continuing monitoring of vacancy rates will show how the implementation of policies EC5 and EC5A of the 2019 Local Plan are affecting the Districts retail centres.
24 TABLE 6: Number of vacant ground-floor retail units in Craven’s Core Retail Areas at March 2019
March 2019 March 2017 Total No. Units in the Core Retail Area Core Retail (discounting long- No. Vacant % Vacant No. Vacant % Vacant Area term residential) Units Units Units Units Skipton 185 8 4.32 8 4.32 Settle 55 7 12.73 4 7.27 Ingleton 26 5 19.23 4 15.38 Bentham 51 6 11.76 4 7.84 Cross Hills 54 8 14.81 5 9.26
EC15: Number and type of approvals for tourism development
3.51 This is a new indicator, included to monitor Policy E4, EC4A and EC4B of the new Local Plan. Monitoring systems will be set up to gather the necessary information to report on this indicator in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
Housing Indicators
H1: Housing target for the plan period – for the Plan area as a whole, settlements in Tiers 1 to 4, Tier 5 and the Open Countryside.
3.52 The current plan period runs from 2012 to 2032. This is the period that the 2019 Local Plan covers.
3.53 Policy SP1 of the 2019 Local Plan makes provision for 4,600 net additional dwellings in the plan area over the period 1st April 2012 to 31st March 2032. This is a minimum provision and equates to an annual average housing requirement of 230 net additional dwellings per annum.
3.54 The 2019 Local Plan sets out a settlement hierarchy, organising the towns and villages into 5 tiers based on their size, role and function. Policy SP4 of the 2019 Local Plan includes guideline figures on how housing growth should be distributed across the settlements in each tier of the hierarchy in order to deliver the settlement strategy. The table showing the guidelines for the distribution of new dwellings, which is included in Policy SP4, has been reproduced below:
25 TABLE 7: Guidelines for the distribution of new dwellings to deliver the Spatial Strategy, set out in Policy SP4 of the 2019 Local Plan
Tier Settlement Proportion Housing of housing Provision growth (%) (Approx. at 230 net number of NET dwellings pa dwellings)
1 Skipton (Principal Town Service Centre) 50% 2,300
2 Settle (Key Service Centre for mid sub area) 10.9% 501
2 Low and High Bentham (Key Service Centre 10.9% 501 for north sub area)
3 Glusburn/Cross Hills (Local Service Centre) 3.5% 160
3 Ingleton (Local Service Centre) 3.5% 160
3 Gargrave (Local Service Centre) 3.5% 160
Villages with Basic Services
4a Burton in Lonsdale 0.4% 18
4a Carleton 1.2% 55
4a Cononley 2.5% 115
4a Cowling 0.8% 37
4a Farnhill and Kildwick 0.4% 18
4a Hellifield 0.8% 37
4a Low Bradley 0.8% 37
4a Sutton in Craven 1.2% 55
4b Villages with Basic Services that are bisected by the National Park boundary
4b Bolton Abbey 0% 0
4b Clapham 0.8% 37
26 4b Embsay 2% 92
4b Giggleswick 0.8% 37
4b Long Preston 0% 0
5 Villages and hamlets
5 Tier 5 settlements: 1.5% 69
Broughton, Bell Busk, Coniston Cold, Draughton, Eastby, East Marton, Halton East, Kildwick Grange, Lothersdale, Lower Westhouse, Newby, Rathmell, Stirton (bisected by the Yorkshire Dales National Park boundary), Thornton-in-Craven, Tosside, West Marton, and Wigglesworth.
Open Countryside and Small Sites 4.5% 207 Allowance
3.55 Residential sites have been allocated in the towns and villages in Tiers 1 to 4 of the settlement hierarchy.
H2: Net additional housing completions over the plan period (since 1st April 2012) – for the Plan area as a whole, settlements in Tier 1 to 4, Tier 5 and the Open Countryside (net additional and percentage of total).
3.56 The net additional dwellings completed by year since 1st April 2012 for the whole District are shown in Table 8. A net total of 1,166 dwellings have been completed between 1st April 2012 and 31st March 2019, which equates to an average of 166.6 dwellings per year.
27 TABLE 8: Annual net additional dwellings completed in the Craven Plan Area since 1st April 2012
Monitoring Year Net additional dwellings Average annual net completed completions
2012/2013 118 166.6
2013/2014 31 166.6
2014/2015 128 166.6
2015/2016 187 166.6
2016/2017 230 166.6
2017/2018 230 166.6
2018/2019 242 166.6
Total 1,166
3.57 From the adoption of the new Local Plan, settlement growth monitoring is being undertaken regularly to provide evidence to support the implementation of policies in the new Local Plan, and will continue to be updated on a quarterly basis to assess the performance of settlements in meeting their planned level of growth. This information is published on the Council’s website at: https://www.cravendc.gov.uk/planning/planning-policy/evidence-and- monitoring/settlement-growth-monitoring/.
3.58 The settlement growth monitoring includes a detailed list of gross and net housing completions for Tiers 1 to 4, from 1st April 2012 to 30th September 2019 (see ‘Part 2’ of the Settlement Growth Monitoring webpage, via the link provided above). The net completion figures for the period 1st April 2012 to 31st March 2019 have been extracted from this document and are shown Table 9 below.
3.59 Table 9 shows that, whilst Skipton has been taking approximately 50% of all additional dwellings over the plan period to date, the distribution across the rest of the hierarchy does not fit with the strategy set out in Policy SP4. Now that the Local Plan has been adopted and SP4 has come into force, the housing distribution should begin to come more in-line with the settlement strategy.
28 TABLE 9: Net additional dwellings completed in Tier 1 to 4 settlements from 1st April 2012 to 31st March 2019, shown as net total and as a percentage of the net total for the whole District
Settlement Tier Net additional Net completions as dwellings a percentage of the completed 1/04/12 total for the District to 31/03/19 as a whole
Skipton 1 550 47.0 High and Low Bentham 2 10 0.9 Settle 2 171 14.6 Glusburn and Cross 3 75 6.4 Hills Ingleton 3 34 2.9 Gargrave 3 19 1.6 Burton in Lonsdale 4a 1 0.1 Carleton 4a 7 0.6 Cononley 4a 33 2.8 Cowling 4a 24 2.0 Farnhill and Kildwick 4a 1 0.1 Hellifield 4a 10 0.9 Low Bradley 4a 5 0.4 Sutton in Craven 4a 47 4.0 Clapham 4b 22 1.9 Embsay 4b 0 0.0 Giggleswick 4b 31 2.6 Total 1040 88.8 Net total 1166 for whole District
N.B. These figures are not comparable with the guideline figures presented in Table 6, as they show the position based on past completions, not the recommended distribution to be achieved at the end of the plan period.
29 H3: Net additional housing completions for the reporting year, split by previously developed and greenfield land – for the Plan area as a whole, settlements in Tiers 1 to 4, Tier 5 and the Open Countryside (net additional and percentage of total).
3.60 Of the 242 net additional dwellings completed over 2018-2019, 134 were on greenfield land (55.4%) and 108 were on previously developed land (44.6%). The figures for each settlement are presented in Table 10 below.
H4: Housing completions on allocated sites (reporting year).
H5: Housing completions on unallocated (windfall) sites – for the Plan area as a whole, settlements in Tiers 1 to 4, Tier 5 and the Open Countryside (reporting year).
3.61 The detail of the net additional completions for 2018-2019 (242, as reported in Table 8) is broken down further in Table 10, and indicators H4 and H5 are reported below.
3.62 There were 26 completions on allocated sites in 2018-2019. These were all sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan. The remaining 216 completions were on windfall sites.
30 TABLE 10: Net additional dwellings completed between 1st April 2018 and 31st March 2019 for each Settlement, broken down for greenfield sites, previously developed land, allocated sites and windfall sites
Net Net completions Net Net completions on completions completions Net total on previously on Allocated on windfall completions Settlement Tier greenfield developed Sites sites for land land (1/04/18 to (1/04/18 to settlement (1/04/18 to (1/04/18 to 31/03/19) 31/03/19) 31/03/19) 31/03/19) Skipton 1 61 48 12 97 109 High & Low 2 2 3 0 5 5 Bentham Settle 2 25 1 3 23 26 Glusburn & Cross 3 31 4 0 35 35 Hills Ingleton 3 0 5 0 5 5 Gargrave 3 1 1 0 2 2 Burton in Lonsdale 4a 0 0 0 0 0 Carleton 4a 0 1 0 1 1 Cononley 4a 1 15 11 5 16 Cowling 4a 0 3 0 3 3 Farnhill & Kildwick 4a 0 0 0 0 0 Hellifield 4a 0 0 0 0 0 Low Bradley 4a 2 1 0 3 3 Sutton in Craven 4a 0 8 0 8 8 Clapham 4b 1 6 0 7 7 Embsay 4b 0 0 0 0 0 Giggleswick 4b 0 2 0 2 2 Tier 5 & Open 10 10 0 20 20 Countryside Totals 134 108 26 216 242
31 H6: Estimation of additional dwellings which could potentially be delivered in future years (number of units with extant planning permissions or under construction, housing capacity of undeveloped sites allocated under Local Plan Policies SP5 to SP11) – for the Plan area as a whole, settlements in Tiers 1 to 4, tier 5 and the Open Countryside.
3.63 The Council is required to maintain a ‘five-year housing land supply’ to demonstrate that there is enough available development land within Craven to meet the District’s housing target for the next five years. To this end, a Housing Trajectory has been prepared to show the Council’s five-year land supply and its ability to maintain the supply over the plan period (up to 2032).
3.64 The Housing Trajectory considers all the sites that are available for development, including; those with planning consent (either granted and not yet implemented, or already under construction), those sites where there is a resolution to grant planning consent subject to a Section 106 agreement, and those sites that are allocated in the Local Plan, and gives an indication of when housing will be completed on site.
3.65 An annual questionnaire is sent to the land owners or developers of these sites to gather information on their plans for development. This helps to build a more accurate picture of the likely timeframe for the delivery of housing over the plan period, and allows the Planning Policy team to plan for a continuous supply of deliverable housing sites.
3.66 An updated Housing Trajectory was prepared in October 2018 for the Examination of the Local Plan, and included the current five-year housing land supply position. The five-year land supply calculation was based on the annual average housing requirement of 230 (included in the 2019 Local Plan), adjusted to take account of the shortfall in housing provision since 2012 (when net average annual completions have fallen below 230), and with a 20% buffer applied (which is recommended when there has been a persistent under-provision in delivery). This gave a total five-year requirement of 1,927 dwellings for the period 1st April 2018 to 31st March 2023. The Housing Trajectory was able to demonstrate the potential to deliver 2,691 houses over the same period, which equates to a 7-year housing land supply.
3.67 The Housing Trajectory includes a detailed breakdown of all the sites contributing to the housing delivery for the whole plan period, and is included at Appendix C. The graph below illustrates the Housing Trajectory for the entire plan period, from 2012 to 2032. It includes net housing delivery for the years 2012/13 to 2017/18, and expected future delivery 2018/19 (as the Trajectory was produced before the end of the 18/19 year) to 2031/32 against the target for the plan period of 230 dwellings per annum.
32 GRAPH 1: Craven Local Plan Examination Housing Trajectory 2012 to 2032
800
700
600 Examination Housing Trajectory 500 Net completions 2012 to 2018
and Gross planned supply via 400 planning permissions and local plan allocations to 2032 300 Examination Housing Trajectory 200 Annual Housing Requirement Target (230 dpa)
Dwellings per annum Dwellingsper 100
0 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 2022/2023 2023/2024 2024/2025 2025/2026 2026/2027 2027/2028 2028/2029 2029/2030 2030/2031 2031/2032
Year
H7: Managing housing delivery over future years: Status of sites allocated in the Local Plan for residential development.
3.68 Of the sites that were allocated in the 1999 Local Plan, 1 site remains wholly undeveloped: Land to the west of Beanlands Drive and Nursing Home, Glusburn. This site was reviewed when considering future housing sites for the new Local Plan, and was not taken forward as a residential site allocation.
3.69 The 2019 Local Plan includes 43 residential site allocations, set out in Policies SP5 to SP11. These are listed by settlement in the tables below, with the status of each shown in the end column.
33 TABLE 11: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Skipton
Site Ref Location Approx. Approx Status at Area Yield date of Adoption (Nov 2019)
SK013 Land east of Aldersley Avenue and south of 5.7 100 No planning Moorview Way, Skipton consents
SK015 Cefn Glas, Shortbank Road, Skipton 0.4 14 No planning consents
SK044 Former allotments and garages, Broughton 0.6 19 Site under Road, Skipton construction
SK058 Whitakers Chocolate Factory Site, Skipton 0.3 10 No planning consents
SK060 Business premises and land, west of Firth 1.3 121 Site partially Street, Skipton developed
SK061 East of canal, west of Sharpaw Avenue, 3.7 89 No planning Skipton consents
SK081, SK082 Land north of Gargrave Road and west of C3 – 10.6 339 No planning
& SK108 Park Wood Drive and Stirtonber, Skipton D1 – 1.8 consents
SK087 Land to north of A6131 and south of A65, 1.1 35 Site has Skipton planning consent
SK088 Hawbank Fields north of Otley Road and 8.6 143 Site has south of A6131, Skipton planning
consent
SK089 & Land to the north of Airedale Avenue & C3 – 6.8 211 Site partially
SK090 Elsey Croft and east of railway line, Skipton D1 – 1.8 developed
SK094 Land bounded by Carleton Road, railway 10.5 99 Site has line and A629, Skipton planning
consent
SK101 East of Keighley Road and south of 4 110 Site has Cawder Lane, Skipton planning consent
SK114 & Land to east of North Parade & Cawder 4.6 112 Site under SK124 Road garage site, Horse Close, Skipton construction
Total C3 – 58.2 1402
D1 – 3.6
34 TABLE 12: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Settle
Site Ref Location Approx. Approx Status at Area Yield date of Adoption (Nov 2019)
SG021, Land to the north-west and south-west of Penny 3.7 80 No planning SG066, Green, Settle consents SG080
SG025 Land to the south of Ingfield Lane, Settle 11.4 125 Planning consent granted subject to the signing of a S106 Agreement
SG027, Land to the south of Brockhole View and west of 2.6 57 Site has SG068 Brockhole Lane, Settle planning consent
SG032 Car park, off Lower Greenfoot and 0.4 13 No planning Commercial Street, Settle consents
SK035 F H Ellis Garage, Settle 0.2 32 No planning consents
SG042 NYCC Depot, Kirkgate, Settle 0.3 10 No planning consents
SG079 Land to the north of Town Head Way, Settle 1.7 26 No planning consents
LA004 Land to the north of Barrel Sykes, Settle 0.6 18 No planning consents
Total 20.9 361
35 TABLE 13: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Bentham
Site Ref Location Approx. Approx Status at Area Yield date of Adoption (Nov 2019)
HB011 Primary school, east of Robin Lane, west of 1.0 72 Site under Lowcroft, High Bentham construction
HB023 North of Low Bentham Road, High Bentham 1.7 53 No planning consents
HB024 North of Lakeber Drive, High Bentham 0.9 29 No planning consents
HB025 East of Butts Lane, High Bentham 1.0 32 No planning consents
HB026 North of Springfield Crescent and east of Butts 2.6 82 No planning Lane, High Bentham consents
HB038 Land south of Low Bentham Road, High C3 – 0.6 19 No planning Bentham consents D1 – 0.3
HB044 Land to west of Goodenber Road, High 1.9 61 No planning Bentham consents
HB052 Land to north west of Bank Head Farm and 5.7 118 No planning south of Ghyllhead Farm, High Bentham consents
LB012 Wenning View, Low Bentham Road, Low 0.6 18 No planning Bentham consents
Total 14.2 484
TABLE 14: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Glusburn and Cross Hills
Site Ref Location Approx. Approx Status at Area Yield date of Adoption (Nov 2019)
SC085 Land at Malsis, Glusburn 12.7 67 Site under construction
SC037(a) Land at Ashfield Farm, Skipton Road, Cross 0.8 25 No planning Hills consents
Total 13.5 92
36 TABLE 15: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Ingleton
Site Ref Location Approx. Approx Status at Area Yield date of Adoption (Nov 2019)
IN006 CDC Car Park, Backgate, Ingleton 0.2 6 No planning consents
IN010 Caravan Park, north of River Greta, Ingleton 0.4 13 No planning consents
IN028 Between Ingleborough Park Drive and Low 0.9 29 No planning Demesne, Ingleton. consents
IN029 East of New Village and south of Low Demense, 1.2 36 No planning Ingleton. consents
IN049 Former playing fields, Ingleton Middle School, 0.7 21 No planning Ingleton. consents
Total 3.4 105
TABLE 16: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Gargrave
Site Ref Location Approx. Approx Status at Area Yield date of Adoption (Nov 2019)
GA004 Neville House, Neville Crescent, Gargrave 0.4 14 No planning consents
GA009 Land off Eshton Road, north of Canal, Gargrave 3.8 60 No planning consents
GA031 Land to the west of Walton Close, Gargrave 1.4 44 No planning consents
Total 5.6 118
37 TABLE 17: Status of sites allocated in the 2019 Local Plan in Tier 4a and 4b Villages
Site Ref Location Approx. Approx Status at Area Yield date of Adoption (Nov 2019)
BU012 Richard Thornton’s CE Primary School, Burton 0.7 15 No planning in Lonsdale consents
BR016 Land to west of Gilders, Langholme, Skipton 0.8 25 No planning Road, Bradley consents
SG014 Land at Lord’s Close, Giggleswick 1.1 35 No planning consents
Total 1.1 35
3.70 The detail of any planning consent granted on allocated sites is included in the Housing Trajectory at Appendix C.
H8: Average density of housing completions.
3.71 The completion figures for 2018-2019 include dwellings which have been built as on part of a larger site, where the remaining dwellings on that site may have been completed in a previous monitoring year, or may still be under construction. Therefore, when calculating the density of development, the density of the whole planning application site is used.
3.72 Over 2018-2019, completions were achieved on 46 individual application sites (32 previously developed land, and 14 greenfield). In the figures presented below, the density of each of the 46 applications was added together and divided by 46, to give the average density of planning application sites on which completions have been achieved. The average density of greenfield and previously developed sites has been calculated separately in the same way.
3.73 The average density of all sites completed over the 2018-2019 monitoring year was 79.8 dwellings per hectare. The average density on previously developed sites was 68.9 dwellings per hectare, and on greenfield sites was 104.7 dwellings per hectare, however, this figure was skewed by one application for a single dwelling on a very small garden site, which had a density of 800 dwellings per hectare. If this individual application is discounted, the density on greenfield sites falls to 47.6 dwellings per hectare.
38 3.74 As noted above, smaller applications can skew the density figures. The density calculations have been re-done for sites of five or more dwellings only to see how this compares. Over the 2018-2019 monitoring period, completions were achieved on a total of 12 sites which had permission granted for five or more dwellings. The average density of these sites was 49.6 dwellings per hectare. On greenfield sites of five or more, the average density was 34.5 dwellings per hectare, and on previously developed sites of five or more, the average density was 60.3 dwellings per hectare.
3.75 Over the 2017-2018 monitoring period, the average density of all completed sites was 61.9 dwellings per hectare, with the average density on previously developed sites being 74 dwellings per hectare and the average density on greenfield sites being 24.4 dwellings per hectare. When compared to the results for 2018-2019, the average density of all sites and of greenfield sites has increased, and the average density of previously developed sites has fallen slightly.
3.76 The 2019 Local Plan gives a guiding density figure of 32 dwellings per hectare to be applied across the District. Development in 2018-2019 achieved a higher density than this indicative target.
H9: Number of one, two, three and four + bedroom dwellings completed as a percentage of total completions (gross).
3.77 Table 18 below shows one, two, three and four plus bed dwellings completed in the District in 2018-2019 as a number and a percentage of total completions (using the gross completion figure of 244). The highest percentage was 1 and 2 bedroom dwellings at 40.6%.
TABLE 18: Number of one, two, three and four plus bedroom dwellings completed in 2018-2019 as a percentage of total gross, completions: market housing, affordable housing and the overall mix
Market Housing Affordable Housing Overall Number of % of Total Number of % of Total Number of Dwellings Market Dwellings Affordable Dwellings % of Total Beds Completed Completions Completed Completions Completed Completions 1 and 2 68 33.5 31 75.6 99 40.6 3 72 35.5 10 24.4 82 33.6 4+ 63 31.0 0 0.0 63 25.8 Gross Totals 203 41 244
39 3.78 Policy SP3 of the 2019 Local Plan requires housing to be built with an appropriate mix, taking account of the recommendations in the SHMA (or other appropriate and up-to-date evidence of local housing need). The 2017 SHMA Update suggests the overall mix of dwellings to be around 39.4% 1 and 2 beds, 43.7% 3 beds and 16.9% 4 or more beds, based on local need. Looking at completions for 2018-2019, the overall provision of 1 and 2 bed properties is broadly in line with need, and there has been a slight over provision of 4 plus bed properties and an under provision of 3 bed properties.
3.79 Looking at the provision of market housing, the 2017 SHMA Update recommends a mix of 18.9% 1 and 2 bed, 57.3% 3 bed and 23.8% 4 or more bed houses. The completions for 2018-2019 show an over provision of 1 and 2 and 4 plus bed houses, and an under provision of 3 bed houses.
3.80 The mix of affordable houses is discussed under indicator H10, below.
3.81 The completions achieved in 2018-2019 were from planning applications approved prior to the adoption of the 2019 Local Plan, so Policy SP3 was not a consideration. Monitoring this indicator will show if the housing mix alters to more accurately reflect the need identified in the SHMA as the policy comes into use.
H10: Net additional affordable homes provided, split by type and tenure.
3.82 41 Affordable homes were provided from dwellings completed from planning approvals in 2018-2019. The tenures of these are as follows:
Intermediate tenure – 12 (29.3%)
Affordable rented – 26 (63.4%)
Shared ownership – 3 (7.3%)
3.83 The house type split has been included in Table 18 above. The 2017 SHMA Update recommends an affordable housing mix of: 87.4% 1 and 2 bed, 11.8% 3 bed and 0.8% 4 bed dwellings. Based on completions over 2018-19, there has been an under provision of 1 and 2 bed dwellings, which together formed 75.6% of total affordable completions, and an over provision of 3 bed dwellings. On-going monitoring of this indicator will show whether Policy SP3 is helping to correct the balance of affordable housing provided.
40 H11: Number of affordable homes granted planning permission, split by type and tenure.
3.84 There were 158 affordable houses granted consent in 2018-2019, however, this figure includes some duplicates as applications were resubmitted on the same site more than once. Discounting re-submitted applications that were approved over the 2018- 2019 monitoring year, the total number of affordable units granted consent is 116.
3.85 The detail of the sites contributing to this figure and the type and tenure of houses granted consent is broken down below.
Felstead, Low Bentham Road, Bentham (4 units)
Planning application reference 08/2018/19190 for 4 affordable houses:
2 x 2-bedroom affordable rented houses
2 x 2-bedroom shared ownership houses
Application currently under construction.
Station Works, Cononley (8 units)
Planning application reference 21/2018/19329 for 8 affordable houses
2 x 2-bedroom intermediate tenure
6 x 2-bedroom affordable rented houses
Application superseded by 21/2019/20172, granted in November 2019 to revise the layout and include an additional affordable dwelling. Application currently under construction.
Land east of Laurel Croft, Embsay (2 units)
Planning application reference 26/2018/19386 for 2 affordable houses:
x 2-bedroom shared ownership houses
Application currently under construction.
Malsis Hall, Colne Road, Glusburn (11 units)
Planning application reference 32/2016/17097 for 11 affordable houses:
7 x 2-bedroom affordable rented houses
4 x 2-bedroom intermediate houses
Application currently under construction.
41 Land south of Bentham Road, Ingleton (3 units)
Planning application reference 45/2018/18981 (outline application) for 3 affordable houses:
1 x 2-bedroom shared ownership house
2 x 1-bedroom affordable rented houses
Reserved matters application not yet submitted.
Land south of Burnside Crescent, Skipton (14 units)
Planning application reference 63/2015/16300 for 17 affordable units, superseded by 63/2018/19736 for 14 affordable houses:
3 x 1-bedroom affordable rented house
4 x 2-bedroom affordable rented houses
3 x 3-bedroom affordable rented houses
4 x 2-bedroom intermediate tenure houses
This application has since been superseded again by 63/2019/20736, granted in October 2019, for 17 affordable houses. Development has not yet been started.
Land at Carleton Road, Skipton (28 units)
Planning application reference 63/2016/17465 for 25 affordable houses, superseded by 63/2018/19754 for 28 affordable houses:
9 x 1-bedroom affordable rented houses
11 x 2-bedroom affordable rented houses
1 x 3-bedroom affordable rented houses
3 x 2-bedroom intermediate tenure houses
4 x 3-bedroom intermediate tenure houses
This application has since been superseded again by 63/2019/20737, granted in September 2019, for 32 affordable houses. Development has not yet been started.
Former St. Monica’s convent, Raikes Road, Skipton (40 units)
Planning application reference 63/2018/18950 for 40 affordable houses:
22 x 2-bedroom intermediate tenure houses
18 x 1-bedroom affordable rented houses
Application currently under construction.
42 Former Allotments and Garages, Broughton Road, Skipton (4 units)
Planning application reference 63/2018/19444 for 4 affordable houses:
1 x 3-bedroom affordable rented house
3 x 3-bedroom shared ownership houses
Affordable houses have been completed on site.
17 Otley Road, Skipton (2 units)
Planning application reference 63/2018/20035 for 2 affordable houses:
2 x 1-bedroom affordable rented houses
Development has not yet started.
H12: Number of sites of 11 dwellings or more, or exceeding 1000 m2 combined gross floor space, achieving the policy target for affordable housing (30% on greenfield sites, 25% on previously developed sites).
3.86 Of the planning applications granted approval in 2018-2019, nine exceeded the threshold for the provision of affordable housing, set out in Policy H2 of the 2019 Local Plan.
3.87 Of these nine, five were on greenfield sites and four of the greenfield applications exceeded the 30% target for affordable housing. The remaining application achieved 16.4% affordable housing on site.
3.88 Two of the four applications on previously developed land met the policy target of 25% affordable housing. The two which did not meet the target did include some affordable housing, providing 8.3% and 11.8%.
H13: Money secured for off-site provision of affordable housing through S106 agreements.
3.89 Over 2018-2019, none of the planning applications granted consent made contributions towards the off-site provision of affordable house; all affordable housing was provided for on site.
3.90 Payment of £221,750.00, secured through Section 106 agreements, was received in 2018-2019 towards the offsite provision of affordable housing. This came from 2 developments as follows:
Rushbond (development of Belle Vue Mills, Skipton) made payment of £64,750
43 McCarthy and Stone (development at Kirkgate, Settle) made payment of £160,000
H14: Number of units of extra care or other specialist housing accommodation for older people provided.
3.91 Of the houses completed in 2018-2019, 22 were ‘retirement apartments’ built by McCarthy and Stone at Kirkgate, Settle (application reference 62/2015/16101). This is not extra care accommodation, but does provide a range of additional facilities to cater for older people.
H15: Number of Gypsy, Traveller, Showmen and Roma pitches in the Plan area.
3.92 At 31st March 2019 there were a total of 10 private Gypsy and Traveller pitches within the Craven District (outside the Yorkshire Dales National Park). There is also a ‘tolerated’ Gypsy and Traveller site which does not currently have planning consent.
Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding (SBCH)
3.93 The Council keeps a register of individuals and associations who are seeking to acquire serviced plots of land in order to build their own homes, and monitors the granting of planning permission for suitable plots. The Council is required to report on this register annually, in a separate monitoring report. The Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding (SBCH) monitoring reports are based on a twelve-month period which runs from 31st October in one calendar year to 30th October in the following calendar year. The figures from the three SBCH Annual Reports produced to date have been reproduced below in Tables 19 and 20. Full SBCH Annual Reports are available on the Council’s SBCH webpage: www.cravendc.gov.uk/planning/self-build-and-custom- housebuilding/.
44 TABLE 19: Number of entries added to the SBCH Register
Base Period (Oct. to Oct.)
2016/17 2017/18 2018/19
Individuals 9 12 12
Associations 0 0 0
Base period total 9 12 12
Running total 9 21 33
3.94 Figures in Table 19 provide evidence of demand for SBCH in the area. This is indicated by the number of entries added to the SBCH register in successive ‘base periods’, which are 12-month periods running from 31st October in one calendar year to 30th October in the following calendar year.
TABLE 20: Number of suitable SBCH plots granted planning permission
Base Period (Oct. to Oct.)
2016/17 2017/18 2018/19
Base period total 9 14 16
Running total 9 23 39
3.95 Figures in Table 20 provide evidence of supply of SBCH plots. This is indicated by the number of planning permissions granted by the Council for suitable plots. As the figures indicate, the current trend is for the supply of SBCH plots to slightly exceed the demand for such plots.
Environment and Design Indicators
ED1: Number of planning applications approved where there are unresolved issues from: Natural England; Historic England.
3.96 This is a new indicator. Monitoring systems will be set up to allow this information to be reported on in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
45 ED2: Number of designated heritage assets on the Historic England ‘Heritage at Risk’ Register.
3.97 There are three buildings in the Craven Local Plan area that are listed on the Heritage at Risk Register. The details of these have been copied from the Register below. The original entries can be viewed and downloaded from the English Heritage website at https://historicengland.org.uk/advice/heritage-at-risk/search-register/.
Dale End Mill, Lothersdale, Grade II* - Mill dating from 1795 with later extensions and alterations. The waterwheel of 1861, which is in very poor condition, is considered to be the largest internal wheel in England. The roofs of the mill are deteriorating and the base of the mill chimney is in poor condition. Discussions are underway with the owner to find a solution for the whole complex. Condition poor.
Church of Holy Trinity, Rathmell, Grade II - Mid-C19 church with chancel and vestry added in 1883. Constructed from slobbered rubble with squared dressings and slate roof. Located in small, isolated hamlet, but maintained in regular use. A National Lottery Heritage Fund Grant for Places of Worship has supported the first phase of repair, to the lower roofs, but further works, to the tower, are required. Condition fair.
Cappleside Barn, Rathmell, Grade II* - New entry on register. A high status barn dated 1714 exhibiting high quality design and craftsmanship with an early example of watershot masonry construction and ornamented oak roof structure. Slates are missing from the roof and high level masonry is in poor condition. Listed building consent for repairs to the envelope of the building has recently been granted. Condition poor.
ED3: Number of non-residential developments of 1,000 m2 or more meeting BREEAM ‘Very Good’ standards.
3.98 There was one development of more than 1,000 m2 non-residential floor space completed over the 2018-2019 monitoring year, and this did not achieve a BREEAM rating of ‘very good’.
ED4: Development on sites identified as Local Green Space, that falls outside the allowances of the policy.
3.99 Local Green Spaces are designated under Policy ENV10 of the 2019 Local Plan. This indicator will be monitored in future Authority Monitoring Reports, as the sites were not policy designations during the 2018-2019 monitoring period.
46 ED5: Protection of best and most versatile (Grade 3) agricultural land (planning applications granted on Grade 3 agricultural land).
3.100 This is a new indicator. Monitoring systems will be set up to allow this information to be reported on in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
ED6: Development on land identified as Green Wedge
3.101 There were no planning applications approved for development within the designated Green Wedge in 2018-2019.
ED7: Changes in sites designated for their importance for nature conservation (SINCs)
3.102 Data on the number and location of Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation is provided to the North and East Yorkshire Ecological Data Centre (NEYEDC). The Data Centre sends maps of the sites to Craven District Council so that they can be incorporated into their mapping data.
3.103 The most recent update of SINC data was provided in November 2018. It showed 127 SINC’s within Craven, outside the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The sites had not changed since the previous update, received in December 2017.
ED8: Number of planning permissions granted contrary to Environment Agency advice.
3.104 This indicator was previously completed using information from the Council’s ‘FastPlanning’ database of planning applications. However, the Council has recently implemented a new database for managing planning applications called ‘Uniform’. It has not been possible to extract the information on consultations with the Environment Agency from Uniform at this time. Further work will be done to implement better monitoring systems within Uniform so that this indicator can be reported on in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
ED9: Planning permissions granted for renewable energy schemes.
3.105 This is a new indicator. Monitoring systems will be set up to allow this information to be reported on in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
47 Infrastructure Indicators
INF1: Amount of money secured through S106 agreements for the delivery of: infrastructure; sports, open space, built sports, and recreational facilities; education provision, and; community facilities
3.106 Over the 2018-2019 year, a total of £65,073 was paid towards the provision of open space as a result of financial contributions secured through Section 106 Agreements from the following developments:
Rushbond made a payment of £17,267 from the development of Belle Vue Mills, Skipton
McCarthy and Stone made a payment of £18,627 from the development at Kirkgate, Settle
William Bird made a payment of £29,179 from the development of Brigg Mount, Glusburn (former printing works)
INF2: Delivery of projects/ schemes identified in the Infrastructure Delivery Plan over the monitoring year.
3.107 The Infrastructure Delivery Plan accompanies the new 2019 Local Plan. This indicator will be monitored in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
INF3: Number of Community Facilities granted permission.
3.108 This is a new indicator. Monitoring systems will be set up to allow this information to be reported on in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
INF4: Provision and loss of sports, open space and built sports facilities.
3.109 The conversion and restoration of Malsis Hall, Glusburn, and residential development in the surrounding grounds (planning application reference 32/2016/17097) was granted on 14th August 2018. This application resulted in the loss of a 4 court sports hall, swimming pool and approximately 3 hectares of playing fields which were associated with the former use of the Hall and grounds as a private school.
3.110 The athletics track, rugby pitches, cricket pitch and artificial turf pitch which made up the school playing fields were replaced by 3 football pitches. The planning application was subject to a Section 106 agreement, which secured the community use of these football pitches, along with a clubhouse/changing facilities and car park. The Section
48 106 agreement also secured the community use of the conference facilities and meeting rooms provided within the Hall.
3.111 The former High Bentham Primary School received permission for conversion to extra care apartments in February 2018 (planning application reference 2017/18715/FUL), and was implemented in January 2019. This resulted in the loss of the school playing fields. However, the Primary Schools at High and Low Bentham were replaced by a new school, and this included replacement provision of the playing fields (the new school open 5 years ago).
3.112 A new open space and play area has also been created at Green Lane, Glusburn in 2018-2019 (approximately 1,200 m2).
INF5: Production of an up-to-date Open Space, Sport and Recreation Strategy/ Audit.
3.113 An Open Space, Sport and Recreation Facilities Assessment and Strategy was completed in August 2016, with a progress reports completed in summer 2017 and summer 2019.
INF6: Development on land protected for future transport connectivity improvements.
3.114 This is a new indicator. Monitoring systems will be set up to allow this information to be reported on in future Authority Monitoring Reports.
4. TASK 3: Identify any significant effects of implementing policies in the Local Plan and whether they are as intended. Where policies are not being implemented, or are not having their intended effect, explain why and set out steps to ensure that the policy is implemented or whether the policy is to be amended or replaced.
4.1 The Craven Local Plan was adopted on 12th November 2019. The aim of this Authority Monitoring Report, which is the first to be published post-adoption, is to establish a set of baseline information against which any changes can be measured as the new Policies are implemented.
4.2 Tasks 3 will be addressed in future Authority Monitoring Reports, when the significant effects of implementing policies can be judged through a comparison of the predicted and intended effects with the actual observed effects.
4.3 A review of the Local Plan will be carried out after 5 years. If the results of future Authority Monitoring Reports show that a policy is not being effective, it will be addressed during the review and amended or replaced if necessary.
49 Appendix A – Schedule of Indicators
Indicator Name Related Local Plan Data Source Indicator Previously Policies/ Objective known as
CONTEXTUAL INDICATORS
Demographic Structure
Population 2011 Census 2011 No change
Mid-Year Population Office National No change Estimate Statistics
Age Group Breakdown Census 2011 No change
Area of District Census 2011 No change
Number of People per Office National No change square kilometre Statistics
Percentage of Census 2011 No change white/other Ethnic Groups
Economy
Percentage of population Census 2011 No change 16 – 74 in Economic Activity
Total Unemployed Census 2011 and No change North Yorkshire County Council
Deprivation
Indices of Deprivation – Index of Multiple Rank Average Score Deprivation – CLG
Housing
Number of Households Census 2011
Average Household Size Census 2011
Housing Tenure Census 2011
Average House Price Land Registry
Environment
Number of Conservation Local Planning
50 Areas Authority
Number of Listed English Heritage Buildings
Number of Scheduled English Heritage Ancient Monuments
Number of Parks and English Heritage Gardens of Historic and/or Landscape Interest
Number of AONB’s Natural England
Number of SSSI’s Natural England
Crime
Incidents of Recorded Police.uk Crime
Fear of Crime North Yorkshire County Council
Health
Perception of General Census 2011 and Health North Yorkshire County Council
ECONOMY INDICATORS
EC1: Total amount of PO7 Local Authority No change additional employment Employment and SP2: Economic floor space completed by Retail Monitoring Activity and type (m²) Database Business Growth
EC1: Employment and Economic Development
EC2: Total amount of PO7 Local Authority No change additional employment Employment and SP2: Economic floor space by type on Retail Monitoring Activity and previously developed Database Business Growth land (m²)
51 EC1: Employment and Economic Development
EC3: Take-up of PO7 Local Authority New indicator employment land Employment and SP2: Economic allocated under policies Retail Monitoring Activity and SP5, SP6, SP9 and Database Business Growth SP11, since the adoption
th of the Local Plan (12 EC1: Employment November 2019) and and Economic over the monitoring year Development
EC4: Employment PO7 Local Authority New indicator development on Employment and SP2: Economic unallocated sites in Tier Retail Monitoring Activity and 1 to 5 settlements and Database Business Growth the Open Countryside
(rural areas) (Ha) over EC1: Employment the monitoring year. and Economic Development
EC5: Area of allocated PO7 Local Authority EC4: Employment land employment land Employment and available on allocated SP2: Economic remaining available (Ha) Retail Monitoring sites Activity and Database Business Growth
EC1: Employment and Economic Development
EC6: Potential additional PO7 Local Authority EC5: Potential employment floor space Employment and additional employment SP2: Economic which could be provided Retail Monitoring floor space which could Activity and from outstanding Database be provided from Business Growth planning consents outstanding planning
(gross) EC1: Employment consents (gross) and Economic Development
EC7: Area of existing PO7 Local Authority New indicator employment land and Employment and
52 existing employment land SP2: Economic Retail Monitoring commitments (allocated Activity and Database under Policy EC2) lost Business Growth through development/ EC2: Safeguarding change of use to uses Existing other than B1, B2 or B8 Employment Areas. (Ha)
EC8: Number of rural PO10 Local Authority EC3: Total amount of buildings converted to Employment and additional employment EC3: Rural Live/Work use Retail Monitoring floor space completed Economy Database in rural ‘live/ work’ units
EC9: Loss of Live/Work PO10 Local Authority New indicator units to residential Employment and EC3: Rural Retail Monitoring Economy Database
EC10: Comparison and PO6 Local Authority EC6: Total amount of Convenience floor space Employment and retail floor space EC5: Town, District (m2) created in town, Retail Monitoring completed and Local Centres district and local centres Database of Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Cross Hills and Ingleton
EC11: Changes of use PO6 Local Authority New indicator within Skipton and Settle Employment and EC5: Town, District Town Centres away from Retail Monitoring and Local Centres commercial, retail, Database leisure, cultural and community functions.
EC12: Change of use PO6 Local Authority New indicator away from retail in the Employment and EC5: Town, District Primary Shopping Area Retail Monitoring and Local Centres of Skipton Database
EC13: Changes of use to PO6 Local Authority New indicator residential at ground floor Employment and EC5: Town, District level within the Primary Retail Monitoring and Local Centres Shopping Area of Database
Skipton, and within town, EC5A: Residential district and local centres Uses in Town, of Settle, Bentham, District and Local
53 Cross Hills and Ingleton Centres
EC14: Number of vacant PO6 Local Authority Retail EC7: Number of vacant units in Skipton and Monitoring units in Core Retail EC5: Town, District Settle Town Centres Areas and Local Centres
EC15: Number and type PO10 Local Authority New indicator of approvals for tourism Planning Application EC4: Tourism development Register
EC4A: Tourism-Led Development at Bolton Abbey
EC4B: Tourism Development Commitment at Hellifield
HOUSING INDICATORS
H1: Housing target for PO1 Craven Local Plan, H1: Housing target for the plan period – for the 2012 - 2032 the plan period PO4 Plan area as a whole, settlements in Tiers 1 to SP1: Meeting 4, Tier 5 and the Open Housing Need Countryside. SP4: Spatial Strategy and Housing Growth
SP5 to SP11 Strategy for Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Glusburn/ Cross Hills, Ingleton, Gargrave and Tier 4A and 4B villages.
H2: Net additional PO1 Local Authority H2: Net additional housing completions Housing Land housing completions PO4 over the plan period Monitoring over previous years (since 1st April 2012) –
54 for the Plan area as a SP1: Meeting whole, settlements in Housing Need Tiers 1 to 4, Tier 5 and SP4: Spatial the Open Countryside Strategy and (net additional and Housing Growth percentage of total).
SP5 to SP11 Strategy for Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Glusburn/ Cross Hills, Ingleton, Gargrave and Tier 4A and 4B villages.
H3: Net additional PO1 Local Authority H3: Net additional housing completions for Housing Land housing completions PO4 the reporting year, split Monitoring for the reporting year by previously developed SP1: Meeting H6: Number of and green field land – for Housing Need dwellings completed on the Plan area as a whole, previously developed settlements in Tiers 1 to SP4: Spatial land 4, Tier 5 and the Open Strategy and
Countryside (net Housing Growth additional and SP5 to SP11 percentage of total). Strategy for Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Glusburn/ Cross Hills, Ingleton, Gargrave and Tier 4A and 4B villages.
H4 – Housing PO1 Local Authority New indicator Completions on allocated Housing Land SP5 to SP11 sites Monitoring Strategy for Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Glusburn/ Cross Hills, Ingleton, Gargrave and Tier
55 4A and 4B villages.
H5: Housing completions PO1 Local Authority H10: Number of on unallocated (windfall) Housing Land dwellings that have SP4: Spatial sites – for the Plan area Monitoring been completed on Strategy and as a whole, settlements land not allocated for Housing Growth in Tiers 1 to 4, Tier 5 and housing in the current the Open Countryside SP5 to SP11 adopted Local Plan Strategy for Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Glusburn/ Cross Hills, Ingleton, Gargrave and Tier 4A and 4B villages.
H6: Estimation of PO1 Local Authority H4: Estimation of additional dwellings Housing Land additional dwellings PO4 which could potentially Monitoring, residential which could potentially be delivered in future SP1: Meeting site allocations in the be delivered in future years (Number of units Housing Need Craven Local Plan years with extant planning 2012 – 2032 H11: Number of permissions or under SP4: Spatial unimplemented construction, housing Strategy and planning permissions capacity of undeveloped Housing Growth which could provide sites allocated under SP5 to SP11 dwellings on previously Local Plan Policies SP5 Strategy for development land to SP11) – for the Plan Skipton, Settle, (including through area as a whole, Bentham, conversions and settlements in Tiers 1 to Glusburn/ Cross change of use) and on 4, Tier 5 and the Open Hills, Ingleton, Greenfield land. Countryside Gargrave and Tier 4A and 4B villages.
H7: Managing housing PO1 Local Authority H5: Managing housing delivery over future Housing Land delivery over future PO4 years: Status of sites Monitoring years allocated in the Local SP1: Meeting H9: Number of Plan for residential Housing Need outstanding housing development commitments in the SP4: Spatial current Saved Local Strategy and
56 Housing Growth Plan (i.e. remaining Development Plan SP5 to SP11 housing allocations) Strategy for Skipton, Settle, Bentham, Glusburn/ Cross Hills, Ingleton, Gargrave and Tier 4A and 4B villages.
H8: Average density of PO5 Local Authority New indicator housing completions Housing Land SP3: Housing Mix Monitoring and Density
H9: Number of one, two, PO5 Local Authority New indicator three and four + Housing Land SP3: Housing Mix bedroom dwellings Monitoring and Density completed as a percentage of total completions
H10: Net additional PO5 Local Authority H8: Number of affordable homes Housing Land affordable houses H2: Affordable provided, split by type Monitoring completed (gross) Housing and tenure
H11: Number of PO5 Local Authority H12: Number of affordable housing units Housing Land affordable housing H2: Affordable granted planning Monitoring units granted planning Housing permission, split by type permission and tenure
H12: Number of sites of PO5 Local Authority New indicator 11 dwellings or more, or Housing Land H2: Affordable exceeding 1000 m2 Monitoring Housing combined gross floor space, achieving the policy target for affordable housing (30% on greenfield sites, 25% on previously developed sites)
57 H13: Money secured for PO5 Local Authority New indicator off-site provision of Housing Land H2: Affordable affordable housing Monitoring Housing through S106 agreements
H14: Number of units of PO5 Local Authority New indicator extra care or other Housing Land H1: Specialist specialist housing Monitoring Housing for Older accommodation for older People people provided
H15: Number of Gypsy, PO4 Local Authority H7: Number of Gypsy Traveller, Showmen and Housing Land and Traveller pitches in H3: Gypsies, Roma pitches in the plan Monitoring the plan area Travellers, area Showmen and Roma
ENVIRONMENT AND DESIGN
ED1: Number of planning PO2 Local Authority New indicator applications approved Planning Application ENV1: Countryside where there are Register and Landscape unresolved issues from:
Natural England ENV2: Heritage
Historic England ENV3: Good
Design
ENV4: Biodiversity
ENV5: Green Infrastructure
ENV11: the Leeds and Liverpool Canal
ED2: Number of PO2 Historic England New indicator designated heritage ENV1: Countryside assets on the Historic and Landscape England ‘Heritage at
Risk’ Register ENV2: Heritage
58 ED3: Number of non- PO2 Local Authority New indicator residential developments Employment and SD2: Meeting the of 1,000 m2 or more Retail Monitoring Challenge of meeting BREEAM ‘Very Database Climate Change Good’ standards Local Authority ENV3: Good Register and Planning Design and Building Regulation Applications
ED4: Development on PO2 Local Authority New indicator sites identified as Local Planning Application ENV10: Local Green Space, that falls Register Green Space outside the allowances of the policy
ED5: Protection of best PO3 Local Authority New indicator and most versatile Planning Application ENV1: Countryside (Grade 3) agricultural Register and Landscape land (planning applications granted on ENV4: Biodiversity Grade 3 agricultural land) ENV7: Land and Air Quality
ED6: Development on PO3 Local Authority New indicator land identified as Green Planning Application ENV13: Green Wedge Register Wedges
ED7: Changes in sites PO3 NEYEDC ED2: Changes in sites designated for their designated for their ENV1: Countryside importance for nature importance for nature and Landscape conservation (SINCs) conservation (SINCs)
ENV4: Biodiversity
ENV7: Land and Air Quality
ED8: Number of planning PO8 Local Authority ED1: Number of permissions granted Planning Application planning permissions ENV6:Flood Risk contrary to Environment Register granted contrary to the Agency advice advice of the Environment Agency
59 ED9: Planning PO9 Local Authority ED3: Planning permissions granted for Planning Application permissions grated for SD2: Meeting the renewable energy Register renewable energy Challenge of schemes schemes Climate Change
ENV9: Renewable and Low Carbon Energy
INFRASTRUCTURE
INF1: Amount of money PO1 Local Authority ED5: New Open Space secured through S106 Planning Application provision/contributions SP12: agreements for the Register from Planning Gain Infrastructure delivery of: Strategy and Infrastructure Development Sports, open Delivery space, built INF1: Planning sports, and Obligations recreation facilities INF2: Community
Education Facilities and Social provision Spaces
Community INF3: Sport, Open facilities Space and Recreation Facilities
INF6: Education Provision
INF2: Delivery of PO1 Infrastructure New indicator projects/ schemes Monitoring system to SP12: identified in the be established Infrastructure Infrastructure Delivery Strategy and Plan over the monitoring Development year Delivery
INF3: Number of PO1 Local Authority New indicator Community facilities Planning Application SP12: granted permission Register
60 Infrastructure Strategy and Development Delivery
INF2: Community Facilities and Social Spaces
INF4: Provision and loss PO1 Local Authority New indicator of sports, open space Planning Application SP12: and built sports facilities Register Infrastructure Strategy and Development Delivery
INF3: Sport, Open Space and Recreation Facilities
INF5: Production of an PO1 Planning Policy Team ED4: Production of an up-to-date Open space, and Craven District up to date Recreation SP12: Sport and Recreation Council Sports Open Space Infrastructure Strategy/ Audit development Officer Strategy/Audit Strategy and Development Delivery
INF3: Sport, Open Space and Recreation Facilities
INF6:Development on PO1 Local Authority New indicator land protected for future Planning Application PO7 transport connectivity Register improvements SP12: Infrastructure Strategy and Development Delivery
61 INF7: Sustainable Transport and Highways
62 Appendix B - List of Local Plan Policies That Are Saved Beyond 2007
DIRECTION UNDER PARAGRAPH 1(3) OF SCHEDULE 8 TO THE PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004
POLICIES CONTAINED IN CRAVEN DISTRICT (OUTSIDE THE YORKSHIRE DALES NATIONAL PARK) LOCAL PLAN
ADOPTED JULY 1999
The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government in exercise of the power conferred by paragraph 1(3) of Schedule 8 to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 directs that for the purposes of the policies specified in the Schedule to this direction, paragraph 1(2)(a) of Schedule 8 to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 does not apply.
Signed by authority of the
Secretary of State
GEOFF DIBB
TEAM LEADER, LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORKS
GOVERNMENT OFFICE FOR YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER
SEPTEMBER 2007
63 SCHEDULE
POLICIES CONTAINED IN CRAVEN DISTRICT (OUTSIDE THE YORKSHIRE DALES NATIONAL PARK) LOCAL PLAN
ADOPTED JULY 1999
POLICY POLICY TITLE NUMBER
CHAPTER 3 RURAL ENVIRONMENT
ENV1 Development in the Open Countryside
ENV2 Requirements for Development in the Open Countryside
ENV 10 Protection of Trees and Woodland
ENV 13 New Agricultural Buildings and Structures
ENV 18 Light Generating Development
ENV 12 Farm Diversification
CHAPTER 4 BUILT ENVIRONMENT
BE2 Protection of Road Approaches to Skipton
BE3 Green Wedges
CHAPTER 5 HOUSING
H1 Housing provision up to 2006
H2 New residential development
H3 Residential development within Skipton & local service centres
H4 Residential development within villages
H5 Frontage protection at Lothersdale, Stirton, Eastby and Wigglesworth.
H8 Rural buildings for residential use
64 H12 Affordable housing on exception sites
H17 Single residential caravans and mobile homes
H18 New or extended sites for caravans and mobile homes
H20 Extensions to existing dwellings
CHAPTER 6 INDUSTRY, EMPLOYMENT & TOURISM
EMP1 Industrial Land Supply
EMP2 Existing Employment Land Commitments
EMP3 Employment Land Allocations/Lapsed Permissions
EMP4 Employment Development Within Development Limits and Established Industrial Areas
EMP5 New Employment Development outside development limits and Established Industrial Areas (excluding conversions)
EMP6 Extensions to Existing Employment Uses
EMP7 Change of Use from Industrial to Non Industrial
EMP8 Conversion of Buildings to Employment Use
EMP9 Conversion of Buildings to Employment Generating Uses with Ancillary Living Accommodation
EMP11 Tourist Development Opportunity Sites
EMP14 Rural Buildings for Tourism Related Use
EMP15 Camping Barns
EMP16 Static Caravans and Chalets
EMP17 Camping and Touring Caravan sites
EMP18 Permanent Buildings on Camping, Caravanning and Chalet Developments
EMP19 Occupancy Conditions
65 CHAPTER 7 SHOPPING/RETAILING
R1 The sequential approach for new retail development
R2 New Retail Development
R3 Ground Floor Use
R10 Village and Corner Shops
CHAPTER 8 SPORT, RECREATION & COMMUNITY FACILITIES
SRC2 Provision of recreation space in new housing developments
SRC11 The Leeds and Liverpool Canal
SRC12 Protection of public rights of way
SRC13 Protection of land for educational use
SRC14 Protection of land for future recreational use
CHAPTER 9 TRAFFIC, TRANSPORTATION AND CAR PARKING
T2 Road Hierarchy
T4 Relaxation of Highway Standards
T6 Encourage Provision of Effective Public Transport Services
T7 Protection of Track Beds
66 Appendix C
CRAVEN LOCAL PLAN EXAMINATION HOUSING TRAJECTORY 2012 TO 2032
(OCTOBER 2018)
67 WORKSHEET 1 Details of all housing sites in supply at October 2018 (Examination) and estimated delivery rates over 5 year period 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2023 and for first 5 years from adoption of the local plan 01/04/2019 to 31/03/2024 and for remainder of plan period up to 2032
No of dwellings No of expected to No of No of Net completions No of Dwellings be dwellings dwellings 2012/13 to Dwellings expected to completed expected to expected to 2017/18 and Status of outstanding be in first 5 be be planned supply Type of Application on extant completed years from completed completed via planning Permissio /Planning consents at in 5 year adoption of between between Total Net permissions and n Application October period local plan years 6 to 10 years 11 to planned Completions local plan Housing Granted/S Submitted or Pre- 2018 and 01/04/2018 01/04/2019 from 13 from Current supply from allocations Requirement Planning / Site tatus of Date Consent Application Site Area SHLAA Local Plan to to adoption of adoption of Year Year 1 Year 2 Year3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 2018/19 to 01/04/2012 to 2018/19 to Target 2012 to Ref Site Granted Date of Expiry Discussions? Name and Address of Site (Ha) Site? SHLAA Ref Allocations 31/03/2023 31/03/2024 local plan local plan (2018/19) (2019/20) (2020/21) (2021/22) (2022/23) (2023/24) (2024/2025) (2025/2026) (2026/2027) (2027/2028) (2028/2029) (2029/2030) (2030/2031) (2031/2032) 2031/32 31/03/2018 2031/32 2032 Policy SP1 Sites with Planning Permission of 5 or more dwellings 1,396 1,291 1,178 75 0 143 321 416 278 133 30 30 30 15 0 0 0 0 0 Sites where there is a resolution to grant planning permission subject to S106 on sites of 5 or more dwellings 328 253 298 30 0 0 26 65 79 83 45 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sites allocated in Submission Draft Local Plan for housing (without planning consent at 01.04.2018) 2,100 696 939 705 456 0 33 126 255 282 243 247 135 111 91 121 149 157 150 Conversion to residential prior approvals of 5 or more dwellings 26 26 26 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sites with Planning Permission of less than 5 dwellings 390 225 225 225 135 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 Conversion to residential prior approvals of less than 5 dwellings 22 25 25 25 15 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Sites where there is a resolution to grant planning permission subject to S106 on sites of less than 5 dwellings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 4,262 2,516 2,691 1060 606 193 430 683 662 548 368 357 215 176 141 171 199 207 200 4550 924 5474 4600 4/2007/7027 FULL 21-Feb-07 21-Feb-10 Implemented LOW WATSON HOUSE FARM KEASDEN CLAPHAM LA2 8HE 0.608 NO 8/2017/17775 FULL 02-May-17 02-May-20 Not Started FORMER LOW BENTHAM DOCTOR'S HILL LOW LA2 7EB 0.125 YES LB025 5 5 5 5 PRIMARY SCHOOL BENTHAM LANCASTER 8/2017/18715 FULL 12-Feb-18 12-Feb-21 Not Started FORMER HIGH ROBIN LANE BENTHAM LA2 7JY 0.97 YES HB011 72 72 72 36 36 BENTHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL LANCASTER 9/2002/1910 REN 22-May-02 22-May-07 Implemented HAMBLETON GARAGE BOLTON BD23 6AF 0.27 YES BA004 6 6 6 6 ABBEY SKIPTON 11/2017/18868 FULL 14-Mar-18 14-Mar-21 Not Started COLLEGE FARM COLLEGE ROAD BRADLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 9DT 0.65 YES BR008 5 5 5 5 17/2009/9965 FULL 22-Oct-09 22-Oct-12 Implemented GRUNDY FARM CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3DE 0.165 YES CA012 5 5 5 3 2 18/2015/15634, RM/FULL 15-Jan-13 15-Jan-16 Implemented FORMER DALESVIEW OLD ROAD CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8JH 0.679 YES CL001 9 9 3 6 3 18/2016/16885 GARAGE & 18/2017/17834 21/2016/16912 OUT 28-Sep-16 28-Sep-19 Not Started VALLEY HOUSE AIRESIDE CONONLEY LANECONONLEY BD20 8LT 0.048 YES CN021 5 5 5 5 21/2016/16967 OUT 13-Feb-17 13-Feb-20 Not Started MEADOW LANE / CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8LL 0.643 YES CN005 15 15 15 5 5 5 MEADOW CLOSE 21/2016/17019 FULL 31-Jan-18 31-Jan-21 Implemented STATION WORKS CONONLEY LANE CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8LN 2.17 YES CN006 94 94 63 31 31 32 22/2016/16949 FULL 04-Nov-16 04.Nov-19 Not Started DOVETAIL COLNE ROAD COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0NN 0.02 YES CW018 8 8 8 8 22/2017/18269 FULL 26-Sep-17 26-Sep-20 Not Started DOVETAIL COLNE ROAD COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0NN 0.02 YES CW018 5 5 5 5 26/2015/15886 OUT on 28-Jul-16 28-Jul-19 Not Started LAND SOUTH OF SHIRES EMBSAY SKIPTON BD23 6SB 1.25 YES EM013 39 39 39 19 20 appeal LANE 26/2018/19386 FULL 27-Sep-18 27-Sep-21 Not Started LAND TO THE EAST OF EMBSAY SKIPTON BD23 6RF 0.21 YES EM001 9 9 9 4 5 LAUREL CROFT 26/2016/17297 FULL 25-Oct-16 25-Oct-19 Not Started LAND OFF SHIRES LANE EMBSAY SKIPTON BD23 6RR 2.8 YES EM016 51 51 51 11 20 20 30/2015/15663 RM 07-Jul-15 07-Jul-18 Implemented LAND AT HELLIFIELD GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3NA 0.88 YES GA020 29 29 29 10 10 9 ROAD 31/2014/15285 RM 13-May-15 13-May-18 All Completed LAND ADJACENT TO RAINES ROAD GIGGLESWICK BD24 0AG 0.4 YES SG072 0 0 0 32/2015/15768 RM 23-Dec-15 23-Dec-18 Implemented LAND AT EAST END OF GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8RT 2.94 YES SC035 49 49 34 15 20 14 GREEN LANE AND SOUTH RYECROFT ROAD
32/2016/17327 andOUT 32/2017/18104 on appeal21-Dec-17 21-Dec-20 Not Started LAND AT LING HAW CONONLEY ROAD CROSS HILLS 0.93 YES SC071 20 20 20 10 10 HILL/BROW TOP 32/2016/17650 FULL 29-Sep-17 29-Sep-20 Not Started 19 - 25 MAIN STREET CROSS HILLS BD20 8TA 0.116 YES SC078 14 14 14 7 7 32/2017/18527 FULL 09-Jan-18 09-Jan-21 Not Started ST PETER'S METHODIST MAIN STREET CROSSHILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 8TF 0.15 YES SC087 10 10 10 5 5 CHURCH 32/2018/19526 FULL 24-Sep-18 24-Sep-21 Not Started 27-31 MAIN STREET CROSSHILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 8TA 0.034 YES SC101 5 5 5 5 32/2016/17097 FULL 14-Aug-18 14-Aug-21 Implemented MALSIS HALL COLNE ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8DS 12..49 YES SC085 67 67 67 7 30 30 42/2015/15870 OUT on appeal26-Aug-16 28-Aug-19 Not Started LAND OFF A65 KENDAL ROAD HELLIFIELD SKIPTON 0.97 YES HE009 21 21 21 10 11 45/2010/10758 FULL 25-Sep-12 25-Sep-15 Implemented DISUSED HIGHWAYS BACK GATE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3BJ 0.77 YES IN008 28 28 28 14 14 DEPOT 45/2017/18670 FULL 06-Feb-18 06-Feb-21 Not Started LAND AT MOORGARTH INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3DN 0.105 YES IN034 5 5 5 5 45/2018/19296 RM 03-Jul-18 03-Jul-21 Implemented LAND TO EAST OF RARBER TOP LANE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3DN 0.492 YES IN050 5 5 5 5 LINTON DALE 59/2015/16229 RM/FULL 23-Nov-15 & 23-Nov-18 & 04- Not BEAUTRY HOUSE MAIN STREET RATHMELL SETTLE BD24 0LA 0.11 YES RA006 5 5 0 5 and 04-Apr-16 Apr-19 Started/Impleme 59/2016/16665 nted 62/2001/1007 FULL 10-Dec-02 10-Dec-07 Implemented INGFIELD SETTLE BD249BA 1.266 YES SG027 and 15 15 12 3 4 5 3 and (9585, LANE/BROCKHOLES SG028 10000, 13782,14800 16414, 17323 62/2015/16101 FULL 13-Apr-16 13-Apr-19 Implemented LAND AT KIRKGATE SETTLE 0.22 YES SG089 22 22 0 22 63/2010/10596 andFULL 10591 21-Jun-10 21-Jun-13 Implemented LAND ADJACENT TO 42 SACKVILLE STREET SKIPTON BD23 2PS 0.11 YES SK141 7 7 7 3 4 63/2018/18950 FULL 22-Jun-18 22-Jun-21 Not Started ST MONICA'S CONVENT ST STEPHEN'S GARGRAVE ROADSKIPTON BD23 1PJ 0.666 YES SK142 58 58 58 29 29 CHURCH 63/2014/14688 RM 23-Sep-14 23-Sep-17 Implemented LAND BOUNDED BY A65 WHITE HILLS LANE SKIPTON 2.45 YES SK083 45 45 25 20 20 5 AND RAIKES ROAD 63/2014/15027 FULL 21-Aug-15 21-Aug-18 Implemented VASCO GB LTD CLITHEROE WORKS CLITHEROE SKIPTON BD23 1SU 0.25 YES SK122 29 29 15 14 15 STREET 63/2015/15417 FULL 04-Jun-15 04-Jun-18 Not Started REWARD SACKVILLE STREET SKIPTON BD23 2PR 0.54 YES SK060 43 43 43 10 20 13 MANUFACTURING 63/2015/15503 RM 02-Aug-16 02-Aug-19 Implemented LAND AT NORTH PARADE SKIPTON 4.418 YES SK114 105 105 105 15 30 30 30
63/2015/15726 FULL 08-May-13 08-May-16 All Completed ELSEY CROFT NORTH OF MOORVIEW WAY SKIPTON BD23 2TW 3.9 YES SK089 0 0 0 63/2015/15792 OUT 14-Mar-16 14-Mar-19 Not Started LAND NORTH OF A692 SKIPTON 6.4 YES SK049 225 120 150 75 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 15 AND WEST OF CARLETON ROAD 63/2017/18340 FULL 16-Mar-18 16-Mar-21 Implemented LAND AT CORNER FIELD NORTH OF SKIPTON 3.22 YES SK086 73 73 53 20 30 23 A6131/HARROGATE ROAD 63/2016/17312 OUT 17-Jan-17 17-Jan-20 Not Started CLAY HALL BROUGHTON ROAD SKIPTON BD23 3AA 1 YES SK136 & 20 20 20 10 10 SK103 63/2016/17465 FULL 18-May-18 18-May-21 Not Started LAND AT CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 2BJ 7.35 YES SK094 65 65 65 15 25 25 ROAD 63/2015/16300 FULL 30-Oct-18 30-Oct-21 Not Started LAND TO SOUTH OF SKIPTON BD232BJ 1.66 YES SK094 39 39 39 25 14 BURNSIDE CRESCENT 63/2016/17515 OUT 14-Feb-17 14-Feb-20 Not Started R N WOOLER AND CO. CARLETON ROAD SKIPTON 0.96 YES SK120 30 30 30 15 15 63/2017/18282 FULL 25-Oct-17 25-Oct-20 Not started MERRITT & FRYERS FIRTH STREET SKIPTON BD23 2PX 0.147 YES SK060 5 5 5 5 WORKS 63/2017/17773 COND 19-Apr-17 19-Apr-20 All Completed FIRTH MILL FIRTH STREET SKIPTON BD23 2PT 0.14 YES SK060 0 0 0 63/2017/18656 FULL 14-Dec-17 14-Dec-20 Implemented FORMER ALLOTMENTS BROUGHTON ROAD SKIPTON 0.28 YES SK044 8 8 4 4 4 AND GARAGES 63/2014/14371 FULL 07-May-14 07-May-17 All Completed BELLE VUE SQUARE BROUGHTON ROAD SKIPTON BD23 1FJ 0.13 YES SK107 0 0 0 63/2016/16865 COU 01-Aug-16 01-Aug-19 All Completed CHINTHURST GUEST HOUSEOTLEY ROAD SKIPTON BD23 1EX 0.2 YES SK009 0 0 0 66/2015/15475 OUT 30-Jul-15 30-Jul-18 Not Started ALLEN GREEN AND SON NORTH ROAD SUTTON-IN- 0.27 YES SC030 10 10 10 10 LTD CRAVEN 66/2018/18879 FULL 27-Mar-18 27-Mar-21 Implemented BAY HORSE ELLERS ROAD SUTTON-IN- 0.15 NO 6 6 3 3 3 CRAVEN 72/2015/15718 FULL 12-Oct-15 12-Oct-18 Implemented WIGGLESWORTH HALL WIGGLESWORTH WIGGLESW SKIPTON BD23 4RL 0.76 YES WG003 5 5 5 2 3 BARN HALL, JACK LANE ORTH 1396 1291 1178 75 143 321 416 278 133 30 30 30 15 8/2017/17887 FULL 08-Aug-17 Approved 1 FELSTEAD LOW BENTHAM HIGH LANCASTER LA2 7BP 0.535 YES HB035 16 16 16 6 6 4 Subject to 106 ROAD BENTHAM 63/2017/18237 OUT 12-Feb-18 Approved HAWBANK FIELDS NORTH OF OTLEY SKIPTON 8.82 YES SK088 140 125 140 20 35 35 35 15 Subject to 106 ROAD 62/2017/18064 OUT 24-Sep-18 Approved LAND SOUTH OF RUNLEY SETTLE 5.039 YES SGO64 19 19 19 19 Subject to 106 BRIDGE FARM AND WEST OF B6480 63/2018/18923 OUT 09-May-18 Approved LAND NORTH OF SKIPTON 1.104 YES SK087 28 28 28 10 18 Subject to 106 A6131/SOUTH OF A65 62/2017/18067 FULL/OUT 02-Jul-18 Approved LAND SOUTH OF SETTLE 3.91 YES SG025 125 65 95 30 5 30 30 30 30 Subject to 106 INGFIELD LANE 328 253 298 30 0 26 65 79 83 45 30 SK013 ALLOC YES LAND EAST OF SKIPTON 3.122 YES SK013 99 39 69 30 10 29 30 30 ALDERSLEY AVENUE SK015 ALLOC CEFN GLAS SHORTBANK ROAD SKIPTON 0.442 YES SK015 13 0 0 0 13 6 7 SK044 ALLOC YES FORMER ALLOTMENTS BROUGHTON ROAD SKIPTON 0.591 YES SK044 11 11 11 11 AND GARAGES SK058 ALLOC WHITTAKERS SKIPTON 0.3 YES SK058 10 0 0 0 10 10 CHOCOLATE FACTORY SK060 ALLOC BUSINESS PREMISES AND WEST OF FIRTH SKIPTON 1.323 YES SK060 121 0 0 30 91 30 30 31 30 LAND STREET SK061 ALLOC EAST OF CANAL/WEST SKIPTON 2.781 YES SK061 90 90 90 16 25 25 24 OF SHARPAW AVENUE SK081,SK082 & ALLOC LAND NORTH OF WEST OF PARK SKIPTON 10.119 YES SK081,SK082 & SK108339 15 51 180 108 15 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 SK108 GARGRAVE ROAD WOOD DRIVE SK089 & SK090 ALLOC LAND NORTH OF EAST OF RAILWAY SKIPTON 6.807 YES SK089 & 210 80 110 100 20 30 30 30 30 30 30 10 AIREDALE AVE & ELSEY LINE SK090 CROFT SK101 ALLOC EAST OF KEIGHLEY ROAD SOUTH OF CAWDER SKIPTON 3.442 YES SK101 109 20 50 59 20 30 30 29 LANE SK114 & SK124 ALLOC LAND EAST OF NORTH SKIPTON 3.489 YES SK114 & 112 90 112 20 35 35 22 PARADE SK124 SGO21,SG066 ALLOC LAND TO NW AND SW SETTLE 2.487 YES SGO21,SG06 80 40 60 20 20 20 20 20 &SG080 OF PENNY GREEN 6 &SG080 SG027 & SGO68 ALLOC LAND S OF BROCKHOLE W OF BROCKHOLE SETTLE 1.775 YES SG027 & 58 0 0 15 43 15 15 15 13 VIEW LANE SGO68 SG032 ALLOC CAR PARK OFF LOWER SETTLE 0.412 YES SG032 13 0 0 13 13 GREENFOOT SG035 ALLOC YES F H ELLIS GARAGE SETTLE 0.162 YES SG035 32 32 32 16 16 SG042 ALLOC NYCC DEPOT KIRKGATE SETTLE 0.245 YES SG042 8 8 8 8 SGO60 ALLOC MILL CLOSE AND KINGS SETTLE 1.654 YES SGO60 10 0 5 5 5 5 MILL LANE SG079 ALLOC LAND N OF TOWN HEAD SETTLE 0.802 YES SG079 26 26 26 16 10 WAY LA004 ALLOC LAND N OF BARREL SETTLE 0.56 YES LA004 18 18 18 6 12 SYKES HB023 ALLOC N OF LOW BENTHAM BENTHAM 1.648 YES HB023 54 10 30 24 10 20 24 ROAD HB024 ALLOC N OF LAKEBER DRIVE BENTHAM 0.872 YES HB024 29 29 29 12 17 HB025 ALLOC EAST OF BUTTS LANE BENTHAM 1.015 YES HB025 32 32 32 15 17 HB026 ALLOC N OF SPRINGFIELD BENTHAM 2.577 YES HB026 83 0 0 23 60 8 15 20 20 20 CRESCENT HB038 ALLOC LAND S OF LOW BENTHAM 0.591 YES HB038 19 19 19 10 9 BENTHAM ROAD HB044 ALLOC LAND W OF GOODENBER BENTHAM 1.87 YES HB044 61 0 0 31 30 10 11 10 10 10 10 ROAD HB052 ALLOC LAND NW BANK HEAD S OF GHYLLHEAD BENTHAM 3.688 YES HB052 118 0 0 73 45 13 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 FARM FARM LB012 ALLOC WENNING VIEW LOW BENTHAM BENTHAM 0.566 YES LB012 19 0 9 10 9 10 ROAD SC037a ALLOC LAND AT ASHFIELD FARM CROSSHILLS 0.79 YES SC037a 25 0 0 25 10 10 5 IN006 ALLOC YES CDC CAR PARK BACKGATE INGLETON 0.179 YES IN006 6 6 6 6 IN010 ALLOC CARAVAN PARK N OF RIVER GRETA INGLETON 0.35 YES IN010 13 0 0 0 13 6 7 IN028 ALLOC LAND OFF INGLETON 0.9 YES IN028 29 0 0 0 29 10 10 9 INGLEBOROUGH PARK DRIVE IN029 ALLOC E OF NEW VILLAGE S OF LOW DEMESNE INGLETON 1.115 YES IN029 36 0 0 36 10 10 10 6 IN049 ALLOC FORMER PLAYING FIELDS INGLETON MIDDLE INGLETON 0.653 YES IN049 21 0 10 11 10 11 SCHOOL GA004 ALLOC NEVILLE HOUSE NEVILLE CRESCENT GARGRAVE 0.423 YES GA004 14 0 0 0 14 7 7 GA009 ALLOC LAND OFF ESHTON ROAD N OF CANAL GARGRAVE 2.542 YES GA009 60 35 60 10 25 25 GA031 ALLOC LAND W OF WALTON CLOSE GARGRAVE 1.38 YES GA031 45 45 45 10 25 10 SG014 ALLOC YES LAND AT LORD'S CLOSE GIGGLESWICK 1.096 YES SG014 35 35 35 15 20 BU012 ALLOC YES RICHARD THORNTON BURTON IN 0.489 YES BU012 16 16 16 16 SCHOOL SITE LONSDALE BR016 ALLOC LAND W OF GILDERS SKIPTON ROAD BRADLEY 0.77 YES BR016 26 0 6 20 6 5 5 5 5 2100 696 939 705 456 0 33 126 255 282 243 247 135 111 91 121 149 157 150 63/2017/18719 PN 13/12/2017 13/12/2020 Not Started CAVENDISH HOUSE 12 NEWMARKET STREET SKIPTON BD23 2HN 0.17 NO 26 26 26 26 4/2011/11966 FULL 18-Oct-11 18-Oct-14 Implemented BARN 3 COPPY HOUSE FARM KEASDEN CLAPHAM LA2 8HE 0.035 NO 1 8/2002/1990 FULL 03-May-02 03-May-07 Implemented CHESTERS HARDACRE ROAD HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7AN 0.11 YES HB055 1 8/2004/4338 FULL 13-Jul-04 13-Jul-09 Implemented LANE HOUSE FARM GREYSTONEGILL LANE BENTHAM LANCASTER LA2 7AL 0.185 YES HB057 1 8/2004/4453 FULL 11-Aug-04 11-Aug-09 Implemented LANE FOOT FARM GREYSTONEGILL HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7AL 0.114 YES HB058 1 8/2004/4933 REN 20-Jan-05 20-Jan-10 Implemented THORNBER BARN THORNBER HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER 0.149 YES HB059 1 8/2007/7441 FULL on appeal30-Jul-07 30-Jul-10 Implemented LAND ADJACENT TO 4 GOODENBER ROAD BENTHAM LANCASTER LA2 7JD 0.023 NO 1 8/2008/8735 FULL 17-Feb-10 17-Feb-13 Implemented MILL DAM FARM MEWITH BENTHAM LANCASTER LA2 7AX 0.225 NO 1 8/2014/14322 CLD 01-Apr-14 01-Apr-17 Implemented 5 STATION ROAD BENTHAM LANCASTER LA2 7LH 0.008 NO 1 8/2014/14917 FULL 26-Sep-14 26-Sep-17 Implemented NUTGILL LANE HIGH BENTHAMCARNFORTH LA6 3DS 0.019 NO 1 8/2005/5151 COU 12-Jul-05 12-Jul-10 Implemented LANE HOUSE FARM GREYSTONEGILL BENTHAM LANCASTER LA2 7AL 0.15 YES HB060 2 8/2013/13808 FULL 30-Sep-13 30-Sep-16 Implemented SPRINGFIELD HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7BG 0.15 YES HB050 2 8/2015/15790 RM 03-Apr-14 03-Apr-17 Implemented TOWNHEAD FARM BURTON ROAD LOWER BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7ER 0.2 YES LB022 1 8/2015/15981 FULL 25-Aug-15 25-Aug-18 Not Started BARN(ROADSIDE) FOURLANDS HOUSE FARMHIGH BENTHAM LA2 7EX 0.07 NO 2 8/2015/16134 FULL 21-Dec-15 21-Dec-18 Not Started BENTHAM GOLF CLUB LTDROBIN LANE HIGH BENTHAM LA2 7EG 0.003 YES HB001 1 8/2015/16210 FULL 15-Jan-16 15-Jan-19 Not Started GILL HEAD FARM ROBIN LANE HIGH BENTHAM LA2 7AQ 0.17 YES HB061 1 8/2015/16248 OUT 25-Nov-15 25-Nov-18 Not Started LAND AT GREENFOOT LANE LOW BENTHAM LA2 7ES 0.3 YES LB010 4 8/2015/16496 COU 12-Feb-16 12-Feb-19 Implemented THE RED HOUSE GAS HOUSE LANE, OFF HIGHMAIN BENTHAM STREET LA2 7HQ 0.159 YES HB062 1 8/2016/16526 OUT 01-Mar-16 01-Mar-19 Not Started LAND SOUTH OF 6 HILLCROFT HIGH BENTHAM LA2 7LL 0.017 NO 1 8/2015/16076 FULL on appeal07-Sep-16 07-Sep-19 Implemented ST MARGARETS CHURCH STATION ROAD HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7LH 0.07 NO 2 8/2016/16756 FULL 05-May-16 05-May-19 Not Started NEW BUTTS FARM HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7AN 0.25 YES HB063 2 8/2016/16812 FULL 21-Jun-16 21-Jun-19 Not Started FORMER NAT WEST BANK STATION ROAD BENTHAM LA2 7LF 0.168 YES HB064 2 8/2016/17369 RM 22-Nov-16 22-Nov-19 Not Started VACANT SITE GREENHEAD LANE LOW BENTHAM LA2 7ES 0.1 YES LB011 1 8/2016/17629 RM 09-Feb-17 09-Feb-20 All Completed BANK VIEW DOCTORS HILL LOW BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7DZ 0.19 YES LB024 2 8/2016/17684 FULL 24-Feb-17 24-Feb-20 Not Started 15 MAIN STREET HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7LG 0.014 NO 3 8/2017/17904 FULL 23-Jun-17 23-Jun-20 Not Started THE WENNING MEWITH LANE LOW BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7LS 0.0557 NO 1 8/2017/18017 FULL 25-Aug-17 25-Aug-20 Not Started BARN AT REAR 17 MAIN STREET HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7HQ 0.007 NO 1 8/2017/18461 OUT 02-Nov-17 02-Nov-20 Not Started LAND TO THE REAR OF FORMERSTATION NAT ROAD WEST BANKHIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7LF 0.17 YES HB064 2 8/2017/18616 FULL 21-Dec-17 21-Dec-20 Not Started LAND AT GREENFOOT LANE LOW BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7ES 0.09 NO 2 8/2017/18745 FULL 10-Jan-18 10-Jan-21 Not Started LAIRGILL HOUSE MOUNT PLEASANT HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7LA 0.13 YES HB013 1 8/2017/18764 COU 11-Jan-18 11-Jan-21 Not Started GREEN HEAD OFFICES CROSS LANE LOW BENTHAMLANCASTER 0.14 YES LB026 1 8/2018/18898 COU 02-Mar-18 02-Mar-21 Not Started FORMER WATER TREATMENTMEWITH WORKS LANE HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7AY 0.08 NO 1 8/2018/18982 OUT 16-May-18 16-Mat-2021 Not Started LAND OFF SPRINGFIELD HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7LA 0.099 YES HB048 4 8/2018/18983 OUT 16-May-18 16-May-21 Not Started LAND OFF SPRINGFIELD HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7LA 0.0982 YES HB027 1 8/2018/19031 FULL 03-Aug-18 03-Aug-21 Not Started BULL COPY WINDY HILL HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7AJ 0.146 YES HB066 1 8/2018/19346 FULL 17-Aug-18 17-Aug-21 Not Started LANE HOUSE FARM HIGH BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 7DH 0.08 YES HB065 2 8/2018/19124 FULL 31-Aug-18 31-Aug-21 Not Started SCALEBER FARM BACK LANE LOW BENTHAMLANCASTER LA2 8NZ 0.1 YES LB027 1 11/2002/2229 FULL 23-Jul-02 23-Jul-07 Implemented QUARRY FIELD BARN JACKSONS LANE BRADLEY KEIGHLEY 0.124 NO 1 11/2006/6560 REN 11-Sep-06 11-Sep-09 Implemented LAND OFF WESTVIEW CLOSEBRADLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8PD 0.067 NO 1 11/2015/15984 FULL 10-Mar-15 10-Mar-18 Implemented WADES BARN SKIPTON ROAD LOW BRADLEYKEIGHLEY BD20 9HA 0.01 YES BR021 1 11/2015/16057 FULL 12-Jan-16 12-Jan-19 All Completed HEATH LEA SKIPTON ROAD BRADLEY BD20 9EF 0.34 YES BR001 2 11/2016/17266 FULL 06-Oct-16 06-Oct-19 Not Started PROSPECT BARN, PROSPECTCRAG HOUSE LANE LOW BRADLEYKEIGHLEY BD20 9DE 0.092 NO 1 11/2016/17657 FULL 09-May-17 09-May-20 Not Started LAND OFF MATTHEW LANEMATTHEW LANE BRADLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 9DH 0.33 YES BR007 4 11/2017/17927 FULL 19-May-17 19-May-20 Not Started GRASMERE HOUSE COLLEGE ROAD BRADLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 9DT 0.0176 NO 1 11/2018/18873 FULL 09-May-18 09-May-21 Not Started LAND AT HOLLY TREE HOUSE BRADLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 9EF 0.29 NO 3 15/2008/9174 FULL 03-Feb-09 03-Feb-12 Implemented ROSE COTTAGE 18 LOW STREET BURTON IN LONSDALECARNFORTH LA6 3LF 0.078 NO 1 15/2015/15427 FULL 31-Mar-15 31-Mar-18 Not Started LONGBER FARM BURTON IN LONSDALECARNFORTH LA6 3LA 0.7 NO 1 8/2015/15987 FULL 28-Aug-15 28-Aug-18 Not Started LAND AT END OF MANOR CLOSE BURTON IN LONSDALE LA6 3NE 0.038 YES BU011 1 17/2005/5219 FULL 08-Jul-05 08-Jul-10 Implemented BARN ADJACENT TO 13CARLETON BROOK VIEWSKIPTON BD23 3EX 0.012 NO 1 17/2005/5811 FULL 13-Jul-06 13-Jul-09 Implemented CARLA BECK FARM CARLA BECK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3BU 0.045 NO 1 17/2012/13169 FULL 29-Jan-13 29-Jan-16 Implemented WORKSHOP PARK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3DJ 0.046 NO 2 17/2012/12472 FULL 06-Jun-12 06-Jun-15 Implemented THE RECTORY CARLA BECK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3BY 0.5 YES CA005 4 17/2015/16195 OUT 15-Feb-16 15-Feb-19 Not Started LAND OFF CARLA BECK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3BU 0.23 YES part CA016 4 17/2016/17039 FULL 24-Aug-16 24-Aug-19 Implemented WORKSHOP PARK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3DJ 0.046 NO 2 17/2016/17560 FULL 03-Jan-17 03-Jan-20 Not Started PARK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3DJ 0.15 YES CA012 4 17/2016/17571 FULL 21-Jul-17 21-Jul-20 Not Started CARLETON BIGGIN CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3HU 0.1 NO 1 17/2017/17906 COU 03-May-17 03-May-20 Not Started CARLETON MILL WEST ROAD CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3DX 0.0007 NO 1 17/2017/17939 FULL 08-Jun-17 08-Jun-20 Not Started THE OLD CHAPEL VICARS ROW CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3HD 0.035 NO 3 17/2017/18073 FULL 25-Oct-17 25-Oct-20 Not Started CARLA BECK FARM CARLA BECK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3BU 0.55 YES part CA015 4 17/2017/18190 FULL 29-Nov-17 29-Nov-20 Not Started BARN AND CROFT BROOK VIEW CARLETON SKIPTON 0.13 NO 3 17/2017/18524 FULL 19-Dec-17 19-Dec-20 Not Started IVY COTTAGE FARM CARLA BECK LANE CARLETON SKIPTON BD23 3BY 0.7 NO 1 18/2007/8097 FULL 08-Jan-08 08-Jan-11 Implemented SCALEMIRE CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8JD 0.1 NO 1 18/2015/15338 FULL 18-Feb-15 18-Feb-18 All Completed ADJACENT TO FLYING HORSESHOESTATION CARAVAN ROAD SITECLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8ER 0.294 YES CL003 1 18/2013/13681 FULL 21-Aug-13 21-Aug-16 Implemented WOODGILL FARM CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8HB 0.11 NO 1 18/2016/16930 FULL 29-Jun-16 27-Jun-19 Implemented GREENWAYS NEWBY CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8HS 0.038 NO 1 18/2016/17055 FULL 25-Oct-16 25-Oct-19 Not Started FORMER WATER TREATMENTKEASDEN WORKS ROAD CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8HA 0.4 YES CL004 1 18/2016/17399 FULL 20-Dec-16 20-Dec-19 Not Started LAND TO THE SOUTH OF CLAPHAMBOUNDED BY STATIONCLAPHAM ROAD LANCASTER LA2 8ER 0.14 YES CL010 3 18/2016/17343 FULL 26-Apr-17 26-Apr-20 Implemented BENCE BARN KEASDEN ROAD CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8EU 0.06 NO 1 18/2017/18171 FULL 26-Sep-17 26-Sep-20 Not Started FOUNTAIN HOUSE FARM THE GREEN CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8EH 0.125 NO 1 18/2017/18286 FULL 19-Dec-17 19-Dec-20 Not Started CALTERBER BARN CRINA BOTTOM CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8ES 0.085 NO 1 18/2017/18386 FULL 01-Dec-17 01-Dec-20 Not Started INGBERGH BARN BENTHAM ROAD CLAPHAM LANCASTER LA2 8HL 0.094 NO 1 19/2015/15839 FULL 14-Jul-15 14-Jul-18 Not Started 2 CONSITON COLD CONISTON COLD SKIPTON BD23 4EA 0.054 NO 2 19/2017/18050 FULL 03-Jul-17 03-Jul-20 Not Started TOWNHEAD LAITHE CONISTON COLDSKIPTON BD23 4EA 0.04 NO 1 19/2017/18405 COU 17-Oct-17 17-Oct-20 Not Started TUDOR HOUSE STATION HOUSE BELL BUSK SKIPTON BD23 4DT 0.02 NO 1 19/2017/18782 FULL 13-Sep-18 13-Sep-21 Not Started HILL TOP ROBINS BARN TO ANCHORCONISTON BRIDGE COLDSKIPTON BD23 4EA 0.3 YES CC005 2 21/2014/14583 FULL on appeal09-Jun-15 09-Jun-18 Not Started LAND REAR OF CHURCH MAIN STREET CONONLEY BD20 8LS 0.02 YES CN005 4 21/2015/15681 FULL 29-Sep-15 29-Sep-18 Implemented LAND ADJACENT TO WOODSIDECONONLEY FARM WOODSIDECONONLEY BD20 8PE 0.029 NO 1 21/2015/16022 FULL 05-Oct-15 05-Oct-18 Not Started NEW INN FOLD BARN NEW INN FOLD CONONLEY BD208NF 0.1 NO 2 21/2015/16090 FULL 15-Jul-13 15-Jul-16 Implemented SHACKLETON GHYLL FARM121 MAIN STREET CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8NT 0.154 YES CN002 1 21/2015/16501 FULL 08-Mar-16 08-Mar-19 Not Started BROOKLYN CROSSHILLS ROAD CONONLEY BD20 8JR 0.056 NO 1 21/2016/17028 FULL 22-Dec-16 22-Dec-19 Implemented ST JOHN'S CHURCH SITE MAIN STREET CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8LS 0.11 YES CN015 4 21/2016/16735 FULL 09-May-16 09-May-19 Implemented ROYD HOUSE FARM LINGAH HILL CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8JP 0.02 NO 1 21/2016/16856 FULL 01-Sep-16 01-Sep-19 Not Started LAND ADJACENT PEAR TREE FARM CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8LL 0.066 NO 2 21/2017/17854 COND 05-Jul-17 05-Jul-20 Not Started LAND OFF NETHERGHYLL LANETOWN HEAD FARM GIBSIDE LANECONONLEY BD20 8NX 0.04 NO 1 21/2017/18492 OUT 16-Jan-18 16-Jan-21 Not Started LAND OFF MEADOW LANE/MOORFOOT LANE CONONLEY BD20 8LL 0.19 YES CN005 4 21/2018/18894 FULL 25-Jun-18 25-Jun-21 Not Started PEAT GILL HEAD FARM STOCKSHOTT LANE CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8PD 0.47 YES CN026 1 21/2018/19492 FULL 26-Sep-18 26-Sep-21 Not Started GREAT GIB FARM STOCKSHOTT LANE CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD208EB 0.1 YES CN028 1 22/2018/18476 FULL 22-Aug-18 22-Aug-21 Implemented LAND EAST OF 16 ICKORNSHAW COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0DH 0.034 NO 1 22/2015/15953 FULL 19-Aug-15 19-Aug-18 Implemented DAMSTONES PENNINE WAY COWLING BD22 0DE 0.039 NO 1 22/2015/16444 FULL 02-Feb-16 02-Feb-19 Not Started LANGDALE 233 KEIGHLEY ROAD COWLING BD22 0AA 0.147 YES CW025 4 22/2015/16115 FULL 29-Apr-16 29-Apr-19 Not Started FREEGATE MILL MAIN STREET COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0DJ 0.03 NO 4 22/2016/17141 FULL 30-Nov-16 30-Nov-19 Not Started CARR HEAD COWLING KEIGHLEY BD23 0LD 0.24 YES CW019 1 22/2016/17201 FULL 25-Oct-16 25-Oct-19 Not Started LAND OFF NAN SCAR ICKORNSHAW COWLING KEIGHLEY 0.03 NO 1 22/2016/17574 FULL 20-Jan-17 20-Jan-20 Implemented THE COTTAGE CARR HEAD LANE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0LD 0.5 NO 1 22/2017/18068 OUT 09-Aug-17 09-Aug-20 Not Started LUMB MILL FARM CARR HEAD LANE CROSS HILLS KEIGHLEY BD22 8DX 0.19 NO 1 22/2017/18149 FULL 04-Sep-17 04-Sep-20 Implemented REEDSHAW FARM REEDSHAW LANE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0NA 0.256 NO 1 22/2018/19191 RM 24-Sep-18 24-Sep-21 Not Started MOSS END FARM MOSS END LANE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0NA 0.085 NO 1 22/2017/18182 FULL 26-Jan-18 26-Jan-21 Implemented BARN SOUTH OF LOWER GILLSHOP BOTTOM LANE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0DQ 0.56 NO 1 22/2018/19227 COU 11-Jun-18 11-Jun-21 All Completed THE COACH HOUSE ANNEXECOACH HOUSE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0LD 0.04 YES CW035 1 22/2018/19314 FULL 26-Sep-18 26-Sep-21 Not Started OLD SHIPPON SITE PARK FARM COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0NH 0.04 YES CW037 1 22/2017/18775 FULL 14-Sep-18 14-Sep-21 Not Started BARN 3 STOTT FOLD FARMCOWLING HILL LANE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0LR 0.013 YES CW036 1 24/2015/15636 RM 28-Oct-15 28-Oct-18 Implemented FORMER QUARRY LOW LANE DRAUGHTON SKIPTON BD23 6EA 0.028 YES DR005 2 25/2010/10529 FULL 04-Jun-10 04-Jun-13 Implemented FENTON VILLA ELSLACK SKIPTON BD23 3BA 0.13 NO 1 25/2010/11231 FULL 27-Jan-11 27-Jan-14 Implemented FORMER FILTER HOUSE ELSLACK BD23 3BB 0.101 NO 1 26/2014/14850 FULL 12-Sep-14 12-Sep-17 Implemented MANBY CASTLE HOUSE EAST EMBSAY SKIPTON BD23 6PH 0.099 NO 2 26/2015/16502 FULL 28-Jun-16 28-Jun-19 Not Started LOW LANE HOLME LANE TO HALTONHALTON EAST EASTQUARRIESSKIPTON BD23 6EH 0.055 NO 1 28/2018/19003 FULL 06-Apr-18 06-Apr-21 Implemented METHODIST CHURCH MAIN STREET FARNHILL KEIGHLEY BD20 9BJ 0.055 YES FA004 2 30/2012/12941 FULL 05-Nov-12 05-Nov-15 Implemented THE BEECHES BUNGALOWMARTON ROAD GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3NL 0.0754 NO 1 30/2013/13747 FULL 06-Sep-13 06-Sep-16 Implemented OLD HALL BARN WEST STREET GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3RL 0.014 NO 1 30/2013/13888 FULL 21-Oct-13 21-Oct-16 Implemented THE OLD SAW MILL MARTON ROAD GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3NN 0.142 NO 4 30/2015/15651 RM 16-Jul-15 16-Jul-18 Not Started COULTHURST HOUSE WEST STREET GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3PH 0.15 NO 1 30/2016/16566 FULL 04-Apr-16 04-Apr-19 Not Started HIGHER LAND HOUSE WEST STREET GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3RJ 0.14 NO 1 30/2016/17247 FULL 26-Oct-16 26-Oct-19 Implemented 5 NEW BRIGHTON GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3NS 0.09 NO 2 30/2016/17672 FULL 14-Feb-17 14-Feb-20 Implemented LAND AT SMITHY CROFT ROAD GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3SL 0.0697 NO 2 30/2017/18148 COU 04-Aug-17 04-Aug-20 Not Started WHITE COTTAGE TEAROOMS5 WEST STREET GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3RD 0.01 NO 1 30/2017/18659 FULL 19-Dec-17 19-Dec-20 Implemented 10 WALTON AVENUE GARGRAVE SKIPTON BD23 3NP 0.054 NO 1 31/2015/16233 FULL 26-Nov-15 26-Nov-18 Not Started THE HEARSE HOUSE 33 CHURCH STREET GIGGLESWICK BD24 0BE 0.0057 NO 1 31/2015/16249 FULL 26-Nov-15 26-Nov-18 Implemented REAR OF 1 BANKWELL ROAD GIGGLESWICK BD24 0AN 0.1 NO 1 31/2016/17348 FULL 20-Dec-16 20-Dec-19 Not Started SITE ADJACENT TO BANKWELL ROAD GIGGLESWICKSETTLE BD24 0AP 0.37 YES SG008 1 31/2016/17541 FULL 12-Apr-17 12-Apr-20 Not Started WELL HOUSE BANKWELL ROAD GIGGLESWICKSETTLE BD24 0AP 0.205 NO 1 31/2018/19695 FULL 23-Oct-18 23-Oct-21 Not Started LAND SOUTH OF STATION ROAD GIGGLESWICKSETTLE BD24 0AB 0.25 YES SG088 4 32/2009/10001 COU 11-Nov-09 11-Nov-12 Implemented 5 BACK COLNE ROAD CROSS HILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 8TS 0.006 NO 1 32/2014/14625 FULL 18-Jun-14 18-Jun-17 Implemented PREMISES TO REAR OF 3 KEIGHLEY ROAD CROSS HILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 7DA 0.007 NO 1 32/2015/15507 FULL 12-May-15 12-May-18 Implemented LAND ADJACENT TO LINGAHBAXTER FARM WOOD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8BB 0.2 YES SCO67 2 32/2015/15840 FULL 23-Jul-15 23-Jul-18 Implemented PROSPECT HOUSE KEIGHLEY ROAD CROSS HILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 7RN 0.044 NO 1 32/2015/16333 FULL 23-Dec-15 23-Dec-18 Not Started CANTONESE CUISINE 13 MAIN STREET CROSS HILLS BD20 8TA 0.016 NO 2 32/2016/16618 FULL 21-Apr-16 21-Apr-19 Not Started BARN AT GREEN END GREEN LANE GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8RP 0.05 NO 1 32/2016/17452 FULL 02-Dec-16 02-Dec-19 Implemented 22 BUNGALOW ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8QA 0.042 NO 1 32/2016/17488 FULL 14-Feb-17 14-Feb-20 Not Started 3 WHITE ABBEY GREEN LANE GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8RL 0.198 YES SC070 3 32/2016/17632 FULL 03-Feb-17 03-Feb-20 Not Started 46 NORTH VIEW KEIGHLEY ROAD CROSS HILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 7RU 0.016 NO 1 32/2017/17836 FULL 13-Jun-17 13-Jun-20 Not Started LAND ADJACENT TO 6 JESSAMINE PLACE CROSS HILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 7RP 0.0085 NO 1 32/2017/17947 FULL 06-Jun-17 06-Jun-20 Implemented EXISTING REDUNDANT RESERVOIRCONONLEY ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8LW 0.157 YES SC090 1 32/2017/18211 FULL 14-Sep-17 14-Sep-20 Not Started SMITHY COTTAGE 9 COLNE ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8QR 0.0265 NO 1 32/2017/18377 FULL 25-Oct-17 25-Oct-20 All Completed GARAGE SITE ADJ TO 44 AND 60 COLNEGLUSBURN ROAD KEIGHLEY BD20 8PJ 0.13 YES SC072 4 32/2017/18396 FULL 27-Nov-17 27-Nov-20 Not Started LAND OFF BUNGALOW ROADBUNGALOW ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8QA 0.0425 NO 1 32/2018/18971 FULL 26-Apr-18 26-Apr-21 Implemented ZOLSHA INDIAN RESTAURANTSKIPTON ROAD A65 CROSSHILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 7SA 0.102 YES SC100 3 32/2018/18926 FULL 10-May-18 10-May-21 Not Started 1 RYECROFT ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8RT 0.04 YES SC094 1 32/2018/19128 OUT 21-Aug-18 21-Aug-21 Not Started ADJACENT 73 MAIN STREET CROSSHILLS KEIGHLEY BD20 8PH 0.028 YES SC095 2 32/2018/19150 FULL 26-Sep-18 26-Sep-21 Not Started WELL SPRING FARM LOTHERSDALE ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8JD 0.15 YES SC098 1 32/2018/19719 FULL 19-Oct-18 19-Oct-21 Implemented BINNS LANE FARM BINNS LANE GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8JJ 0.05 YES SC103 1 32/2017/18875 OUT 23-Oct-18 23-Oct-21 Not Started CROFT HEAD FARM RYECROFT ROAD GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8RT 0.37 YES SC099 4 32/2018/19672 FULL 29-Oct-18 29-Oct-21 Not Started ADJACENT 9 BLACK ABBEY LANE GLUSBURN KEIGHLEY BD20 8RX 0.04 YES SC102 1 42/2003/3352 FULL 02-Sep-03 02-Sep-08 Implemented BEND GATE GISBURN ROAD LONG PRESTONSKIPTON BD23 4QR 1.918 NO 1 42/2004/3936 FULL 12-Feb-04 12-Feb-09 Implemented TENLEY FARM HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4JN 0.136 NO 1 42/2009/9679 FULL 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-12 Implemented H's Fish Bar & Coffee HouseMain Road HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4JW 0.034 NO 2 42/2011/11691 RM 01-Aug-11 01-Aug-14 Implemented SUNNINGDALE MAIN STREET HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4HX 0.203 NO 3 42/2017/17738 FULL 31-Mar-17 31-Mar-20 Implemented COPSTONE 9 GALLABER FARM HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4HS 0.13 NO 1 42/2017/18170 FULL 22-Sep-17 22-Sep-20 Implemented THE BARN PEEL GREEN HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4LD 0.088 NO 1 42/2017/18304 FULL 26-Sep-17 26-Sep-20 Not Started GALLABER BARN GALLABER HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4HS 0.57 NO 3 42/2017/18790 FULL 30-Jan-18 30-Jan-21 Not Started SITE OF THE OLD BARBERS 1SHOP MAIN ROAD HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4HX 0.025 NO 1 45/2001/1742 FULL 08-Jan-02 08-Jan-07 Implemented UPPER BARN BROWNS FARM, COLD CLAPHAMCOTES LANCASTER LA2 8HZ 0.082 NO 1 45/2007/7610 FULL 30-Aug-07 30-Aug-10 Implemented PART O.S. 6258 DUMB TOMS LANE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3DS 0.188 NO 1 45/2014/14804 FULL 29-Aug-14 29-Aug-17 Implemented POST OFFICE HIGH STREET INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3AA 0.005 NO 1 45/2015/15978 FULL 26-Aug-15 26-Aug-18 Implemented PANWELL COTTAGE BACK GATE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3BJ 0.162 YES IN033 1 45/2015/16209 FULL 19-Nov-15 19-Nov-18 Implemented 18 THE SQUARE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3EG 0.0016 NO 1 45/2016/17054 FULL 20-Sep-16 10-Sep-19 Not Started ENTER FARM ENTER LANE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3DL 0.04 NO 1 45/2016/17387 FULL 22-Nov-16 22-Nov-19 Not Started LAND OFF MAIN STREET INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3BZ 0.53 YES IN015 4 45/2017/18821 FULL 14-Feb-18 14-Feb-21 Not Started LEON CROFT ROAD INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3BZ 0.07 NO 1 45/2017/18859 FULL 21-Jun-18 21-Jun-21 Not Started ENTER FARM ENTER LANE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3DL 0.0045 YES IN053 1 45/2018/19477 FULL 02-Oct-18 02-Oct-21 Not Started SCARGILL & SHALOM 53 MAIN STREET INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3HJ 0.068 YES IN054 2 49/2016/17020 FULL 30-Aug-16 30-Aug-19 Not Started WILLOW TREE BARN OFF ELDROTH ROAD AUSTWICK LANCASTER LA2 8AH 0.23 NO 1 49/2016/17124 FULL 02-Nov-16 02-Nov-19 Implemented LAWKLAND GREEN FARM CROSS STREETS HOTEL LAWKLANDTO PALEY GREENLANCASTER LANE LA2 8AT 0.14 NO 1 49/2018/19305 FULL 22-Jun-18 22-Jun-21 Not Started BARN AT ISRAEL FARM ISRAEL COTTAGE AUSTWICK LAWKLAND LA2 8AN 0.157 YES LK004 1 49/2018/19300 VAR 02-Aug-18 02-Aug-21 Implemented WILLOW TREE HIGH STREET AUSTWICK LAWKLAND LA2 8AH 0.18 NO 1 52/2008/8391 FULL 13-May-08 13-May-11 Implemented GALLABER EQUESTRIAN CENTRE HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4HS 0.899 NO 1 52/2009/10120 FULL 10-Jun-10 10-Jun-13 Implemented LAND ADJACENT TO GALLABER FARM HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD234HS 0.17 NO 1 53/2005/5750 FULL 26-Jan-06 26-Jan-09 Implemented CALF EDGE FARM OFF WHITE HILL LANE LOTHERSDALEKEIGHLEY BD20 8HU 0.456 NO 1 53/2016/16781 FULL 01-Aug-16 01-Aug-19 Not Started RAYGILL HOUSE QUARRY ROAD LOTHERSDALEKEIGHLEY BD20 8HH 0.24 NO 1 53/2017/18183 FULL 15-Mar-18 15-Mar-21 Not Started BROOM HOUSE FARM BLEARA ROAD LOTHERSDALEEARBY BB18 6LF 0.02 NO 1 53/2018/19100 FULL 01-Aug-18 01-Aug-21 Not Started PENNINE HAULAGE BROW GARAGE ROOK STREETLOTHERSDALEBD20 8EH 0.113 YES LD005 3 53/2018/19243 FULL 04-Jul-18 04-Jul-21 Not Started LAND ADJACENT TO RAYGILL HOUSE QUARRY ROADLOTHERSDALEBD20 8HH 0.25 YES LD009 1 59/2007/8005 FULL 17-Dec-07 17-Dec-10 Implemented ROSELEA COLLEGE CROFT RATHMELL SETTLE BD24 0LG 0.13 NO 4 59/2014/14248 FULL 12-Mar-14 12-Mar-17 Implemented FAR CAPPLESIDE BARN RATHMELL SETTLE BD24 0LJ 0.117 NO 1 59/2016/17064 FULL 01-Sep-16 01-Sep-19 Not Started 3 HESLEY LANE RATHMELL SETTLE BD24 0LF 0.043 NO 2 59/2016/17388 FULL 16-Dec-16 16-Dec-19 Not Started HOLLY DENE FARM HOLLIN HALL RATHMELL SETTLE BD24 0AJ 0.045 NO 2 59/2017/17874 FULL 21-Jun-17 21-Jun-20 Not Started QUARRY HOUSE FARM MAIN STREET RATHMELL SETTLE BD24 0LA 0.07 NO 1 59/2017/18037 FULL 15-Jun-17 15-Jun-20 All Completed CROSS KEYS FARM MAIN STREET RATHMELL SETTLE 0.0753 NO 2 59/2018/19234 FULL 26-Sep-18 26-Sep-21 Not Started MELL BRAE MAIN STREET RATHMELL SETTLE BD24 0LH 0.018 YES RA009 1 62/2009/9999 COU 16-Dec-09 16-Dec-12 Implemented FORMER FIRE STATION HOWSONS YARD SETTLE BD24 9EG 0.01 NO 1 62/2010/10896 FULL 01-Oct-10 01-Oct-13 Implemented 1 CONSTITUTION HILL SETTLE BD24 9ER 0.09 NO 1 62/2010/10984 LBW 03-Nov-10 03-Nov-13 Implemented FERN COTTAGE MARKET PLACE SETTLE BD24 9EJ 0.008 NO 2 62/2014/14767 FULL 29-Aug-14 29-Aug-17 Implemented LINTON COURT DUKE STREET SETTLE BD24 9DU 0.02 NO 1 62/2015/15938 FULL 12-Aug-15 12-Aug-18 All completed WEAVERS COTTAGE KIRKGATE SETTLE BD24 9DX 0.014 YES SG093 1 62/2016/16543 FULL 19-Feb-16 19-Feb-19 Implemented APRIL COTTAGE CASTLEBURGH SETTLE BD24 9ET 0.013 NO 1 62/2016/16741 FULL 08-Jun-16 08-Jun-19 Not Started CASTLEBERGH COURT HIGH STREET SETTLE BD24 9EX 0.032 NO 3 62/2016/17573 COU 12-Jan-17 12-Jan-20 Implemented 5 CHURCH STREET SETTLE BD24 9JD 0.019 NO 2 63/2007/7556 FULL 10-Sep-07 10-Sep-10 Implemented LAND ADJACENT TO MARINA CRESCENT SKIPTON BD23 1TR 0.234 NO 2 63/2010/10544 FULL 04-Jun-10 04-Jun-13 Implemented 56 BROUGHTON ROAD SKIPTON BD23 1SS 0.011 NO 2 63/2012/12292 COU 21-Feb-12 21-Feb-15 Implemented CROFT HOUSE CARLETON ROAD SKIPTON BD23 2BG 0.29 YES SK052 1 63/2012/12515 FULL 24-Jul-12 24-Jul-15 Implemented 1 WATER STREET SKIPTON BD23 1PQ 0.05 NO 4 63/2013/13823 FULL 26-Sep-13 26-Sep-16 Implemented CLAY HALL FARM BROUGHTON ROAD SKIPTON BD23 3AA 0.343 NO 2 63/2014/14540 FULL 28-May-14 28-May-17 Implemented 27A NEWMARKET STREET SKIPTON BD23 2JE 0.051 NO 2 63/2015/15560 FULL 22-Jun-15 22-Jun-18 Not Started HENRY STREET SKIPTON BD23 2RA 0.004 NO 1 63/2015/15619 FULL 20-May-15 20-May-18 Not Started 4 SHEEP STREET SKIPTON BD23 1JH 0.011 NO 2 63/2015/15675 FULL 03-Jun-15 03-Jun-18 Not Started 9 MILL BRIDGE SKIPTON BD23 1NJ 0.01 YES SK131 1 63/2015/16218 COU 02-Nov-15 02-Nov-18 Not Started 46 HIGH STREET SKIPTON BD23 1JP 0.01 NO 1 63/2015/16241 FULL 24-Nov-15 24-Nov-18 Not Started 6A SHEEP STREET SKIPTON BD23 1JH 0.01 NO 1 63/2016/16757 OUT 25-May-16 24-May-19 Not Started 22 CANAL STREET SKIPTON BD23 1LB 0.016 NO 1 63/2016/17135 FULL 31-Aug-16 31-Aug-19 Not Started FIRST FLOOR & SECOND FLOOR20 NEWMARKET STREET SKIPTON BD23 2HR 0.006 NO 2 63/2016/17157 FULL 16-Sep-16 16-Sep-19 Implemented 30 NEWMARKET STREET SKIPTON BD23 2JB 0.01 NO 1 63/2016/17298 FULL 24-Oct-16 24-Oct-19 Not Started 3-5 WATER STREET SKIPTON BD23 1PQ 0.001 NO 1 63/2016/17338 FULL 22-Nov-16 22-Nov-19 Not Started LAND ADJACENT TO 50 NORTH PARADE SKIPTON BD23 2SR 0.1 YES SK125 4 63/2016/17415 FULL 16-Nov-16 16-Nov-19 Not Started 2 WESTERN ROAD SKIPTON BD23 2RU 0.015 NO 1 63/2016/17440 FULL 24-Nov-16 24-Nov-19 All completed 37 BROUGHTON ROAD SKIPTON BD23 1TE 0.00125 YES SK150 1 63/2016/17569 COU 10-Jan-17 10-Jan-20 Not Started HIGH STREET HOUSE FIRST FLOOR NEWMARKET SKIPTONSTREET BD23 2HU 0.029 NO 3 63/2017/17761 FULL 15-Jun-17 15-Jun-20 Not Started HIGH LAITHE FARM KEIGHLEY ROAD SKIPTON BD23 2TB 0.0973 NO 2 63/2017/17795 FULL 26-Apr-17 26-Apr-20 Not Started 24 KEIGHLEY ROAD SKIPTON BD23 2NS 0.01 NO 1 63/2017/17997 COU 20-Jun-17 20-Jun-20 Not Started 7 HALLAMS YARD SKIPTON BD23 1JN 0.0064 NO 1 63/2017/18844 FULL 21-Mar-18 21-Mar-21 Not Started PARKFIELD NURSERIES CHAPEL HILL SKIPTON BD23 1UH 0.06 NO 1 63/2017/18869 FULL 20-Mar-18 20-Mar-21 Implemented POST OFFICE 7-11 SWADFORD STREET SKIPTON BD23 1RD 0.02 NO 1 63/2018/19081 FULL 08-May-18 08-May-21 Implemented 28 BACK BRIDGE STREET SKIPTON BD23 1RN 0.1 YES SK146 4 63/2018/19420 FULL 01-Aug-18 01-Aug-21 Not Started 49-51 BARCLAYS BANK CHAMBERSHIGH STREET SKIPTON BD23 1DT 0.05 YES SK147 2 63/2018/19504 FULL 21-Aug-18 21-Aug-21 Implemented 2 BELGRAVE STREET SKIPTON BD23 1QB 0.01 YES SK151 2 63/2018/19414 FULL 04-Sep-18 04-Sep-21 Not Started SPRINGHOLME OTLEY ROAD SKIPTON BD23 1EX 0.02 YES SK148 2 63/2018/19112 FULL 14-Sep-18 14-Sep-21 Not Started UNICORN HOUSE, UNIT 5 DEVONSHIRE PLACE KEIGHLEY ROADSKIPTON BD23 2LR 0.017 YES SK149 2 65/2001/1496 COU 11-Dec-01 11-Dec-06 Implemented NEW LAITHE SKIPTON ROAD A65 STIRTON SKIPTON 0.244 NO 1 65/2017/17921 FULL 03-Jul-17 03-Jul-20 All Completed LAND ADJACENT TO 2 STIRTON LANE STIRTON SKIPTON BD23 3LN 0.08 NO 1 66/2006/6266 FULL 30-May-06 30-May-09 Implemented BRIG GATE FARM ELLERS ROAD SUTTON-IN-CRAVENKEIGHLEY BD20 7BL 0.056 NO 1 66/2014/15251 FULL 09-Jan-15 09-Jan-18 Implemented 8 PARK ROW SUTTON-IN-CRAVENKEIGHLEY BD20 7BU 0.02 NO 2 66/2015/15623 FULL 22-May-15 22-May-18 Not Started GARDEN OF 1 HAZEL GROVE SUTTON-IN-CRAVEN BD20 7QT 0.019 NO 1 66/2015/15769 FULL 30-Jul-15 30-Jul-18 Implemented WET INGS LANE SUTTON KEIGHLEY BD20 7JR 0.05 NO 2 66/2018/18958 RM 31-May-18 31-May-20 Not Started VALYN THE ACRES SUTTON-IN-CRAVENKEIGHLEY BD20 7AT 0.22 NO 2 66/2016/17316 FULL 25-Oct-16 25-Oct-19 Implemented LAND ADJACENT TO 13 HARPER GROVE SUTTON-IN-CRAVENKEIGHLEY BD20 7JN 0.07 YES SC073 3 66/2017/18195 FULL 21-Nov-17 21-Nov-20 Not Started LAND ADJACENT TO BAY HORSEELLERS FARM ROAD SUTTON-IN-CRAVENKEIGHLEY BD20 7LY 0.159 YES SC048 2 66/2017/18601 FULL 06-Dec-17 06-Dec-20 Implemented BAY HORSE ELLERS ROAD SUTTON-IN-CRAVENKEIGHLEY BD20 7LY 0.034 YES SC080 2 68/2013/13528 FULL 30-Jul-13 30-Jul-16 Implemented TREES FARM WESTHOUSE INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3NZ 0.05 NO 1 68/2018/19601 FULL 10-Oct-18 18-Oct-21 Not Started BARNS AT HALSTEADS THORNTON IN LONSDALEINGLETON LA6 3PD 0.3 YES TL003 3 69/2005/5379 FULL 13-Jul-05 13-Jul-10 Implemented BELLS FARM SKIPTON ROAD THORNTON INSKIPTON CRAVEN BD23 3ST 0.614 NO 1 69/2016/17106 FULL 11-May-17 11-May-20 Implemented LANE END FARM CAM LANE THORNTON INSKIPTON CRAVEN BD23 3SX 0.0709 YES TC008 1 69/2017/18332 FULL 25-Oct-17 25-Oct-20 Not Started LAND ADJACENT TO STOCKBRIDGE LAITHE THORNTON IN CRAVEN BD23 3ST 0.1 NO 1 69/2017/18751 FULL 18-Jan-18 18-Jan-21 Not Started BROWN HOUSE FARM OLD LANE THORNTON IN CRAVEN BD23 3TD 0.1 NO 1 72/2003/3903 FULL 19-Mar-04 19-Mar-09 Implemented TITHE LAITHE BARN SANDHOLME WIGGLESWORTH 0.231 NO 1 72/2004/4254 FULL 14-Jun-04 14-Jun-09 Implemented TOSSIDE GATE TOSSIDE WIGGLESWORTH BD23 4SQ 0.171 NO 1 72/2005/5806 FULL 15-May-06 15-May-09 All Completed ADJACENT TO WIGGLESWORTHJACK LANEHALL FARM WIGGLESWORTH BD23 4RL 0.085 NO 1 72/2012/12885 FULL 08-Oct-12 08-Oct-15 Implemented HAMMERTON HALL FARM WIGGLESWORTHSKIPTON BD23 4RN 0.05 NO 1 72/2012/12907 FULL 10-Oct-12 10-Oct-15 Implemented LOWER PYTHORNES WIGGLESWORTHSKIPTON BD23 4SB 0.01 NO 1 72/2016/16636 FULL 29-Mar-16 29-Mar-19 Implemented HIGHER MERESYKE WIGGLESWORTHSKIPTON BD23 4SN 0.387 NO 1 72/2016/17404 RM 24-Nov-16 24-Nov-19 Not Started PIKEBER FARM WIGGLESWORTHSKIPTON BD23 4RR 0.1 NO 1 73/2012/12431 FULL 28-Mar-12 28-Mar-15 Implemented BARN ADJACENT TO WHITEPRIEST LION PUBLICBANK ROAD HOUSE KILDWICK KEIGHLEY BD20 9BH 0.01 NO 1 73/2014/15007 FULL 14-Oct-14 14-Oct-17 Implemented GREAT SLACK FARM NEW LANE LOW BRADLEYKEIGHLEY BD20 9HL 0.1 NO 1 73/2015/16064 FULL 16-Feb-16 16-Feb-19 Not Started LIGHT INDUSTRIAL UNITS THE FOLLY TO NEAR WOODSIDEKILDWICK FARM BD20 9AD 0.5 YES KL005 4 73/2016/16782 FULL 12-Jul-16 12-Jul-19 Not Started CANAL WHARFE YARD PRIEST BANK ROAD KILDWICK KEIGHLEY BD20 9BH 0.05 NO 3 73/2017/18355 FULL 14-Mar-18 14-Mar-21 Not Started DEEP SPRING GRANGE ROAD FARNHILL KEIGHLEY BD20 9AE 0.6 NO 4 73/2017/18762 FULL 05-Jul-18 05-Jul-21 Not Started GRANGE FARM BARN KILDWICK KEIGHLEY BD20 9AD 0.26 YES KL008 1 8/2015/16124 PN 14-Oct-15 14-Oct-18 Implemented GILL HEAD FARM ROBIN LANE HIGH BENTHAM 0.027 NO 2 2 2 8/2017/17763 PN 29-Mar-17 29-Mar-20 Not Started OAK TREE HOUSE BENTHAM LANCASTER LA2 7DN 0.0165 NO 1 1 1 17/2016/16554 PN 08-Mar-16 08-Mar-19 Implemented LOW BARN BUTLER HILL PALE LANE CARLETON 0.017 NO 1 1 1 21/2018/19276 PN 21-Jun-18 21-Jun-21 Not Started SYKES HOUSE FARM MOORSIDE CONONLEY KEIGHLEY BD20 8ED 0.0132 YES CN024 1 1 22/2015/15431 PN 30-Mar-15 30-Mar-18 All completed BARNS AT STOTT FOLD FARMCOWLING HILL COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0LR 0.17 NO 1 1 1 22/2016/17219 PN 27-Sep-16 27-Sep-19 Implemented WESTFIELD FARM BARN WEST FIELD FARM LANE HOUSE ROADCOWLING BD22 0LY 0.014 NO 1 1 1 25/2015/15638 PN 20-May-15 20-May-18 Not Started WHITE HOUSE BARN CHURCH LANE ELSLACK 0.06 NO 1 1 1 42/2017/18391 PN 22-Sep-17 22-Sep-20 Not Started BOTTOM BARN NAPPA MANOR FARM HELLIFIELD SKIPTON BD23 4LT 0.01 NO 1 1 1 42/2019/19593 PN 18-Sep-18 18-Sep-21 Not Started HIGH LAITHE STANSFIELD FARM NAPPA HELLIFIELD BD23 4LJ 0.04 YES NA002 1 1 53/2016/16805 PN 07-Jun-16 07-Jun-19 Implemented THOLIVER FARM COWLING HILL LANE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0LL 0.018 NO 1 1 1 53/2018/19609 PN 24-Sep-18 24-Sep-21 Not Started HEWITTS FARM WHITE HILLS LANE LOTHERSDALEKEIGHLEY BD20 8HX 0.008 YES LD011 1 1 56/2015/15359 PN 18-Mar-15 18-Mar-18 All completed DODGE CARR BARN MARTON ROAD THORNTON INSKIPTON CRAVEN BD23 3ST 0.046 NO 1 1 1 59/2015/16175 PN 03-Nov-15 03-Nov-18 Implemented HOLLIN HALL RATHMELL 0.012 NO 1 1 1 63/2018/19698 PN 05-Oct-18 05-Oct-21 Not Started HIGH STREET HOUSE SECOND FLOOR NEWMARKET SKIPTONSTREET BD23 2HU 0.01 YES SK152 1 1 66/2016/16594 PN 01-Apr-16 01-Apr-19 Not Started CRAG FARM CRAG LANE SUTTON-IN-CRAVEN 0.014 NO 1 1 1 66/2017/18246 PN 04-Aug-17 04-Aug-20 Not Started BARN AT CLOUGH HEAD FARMWEST LANE SUTTON IN CRAVEN BD20 7BA 0.0873 NO 1 1 1 68/2016/16720 PN on appeal 22-Nov-16 22-Nov-19 Not Started LUND HOLME FARM NEW ROAD INGLETON CARNFORTH LA6 3HN 0.0257 NO 1 1 1 22/2016/17403 PN 28-Nov-16 28-Nov-19 All completed PARK FARM PARK LANE COWLING KEIGHLEY BD22 0NH 0.036 NO 1 1 1 69/2017.18464 PN ON APPEAL24-May-18 24-May-21 Not Started AGRICULTURAL BUILDING CAMLANE LANEEND FARM THORNTON INSKIPTON CRAVEN SKIPTONBD23 3SX 0.017 NO 1 1 72/2018/19237 PN 25-Jun-18 25-Jun-21 Not Started TOSSIDE FOLD FARM TOSSIDE WIGGLESWORTHSKIPTON BD23 4SD 0.08 YES WG008 2 2