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PLAN Selby Delivering the Vision MAP BOOK 200 PLAN Selby MAP Book ‘Call for Sites’ MAP BOOK 1. For information purposes only the Council is publishing the land data from the ‘call-for-sites’ exercise which the Council undertook at the end of 2013. 2. Landowners and agents were invited to submit sites with information about what their sites could be used for over the next 15 years. Those sites are being fed into further work that that Council is undertaking called the Strategic Land Availability Assessment, which will consider whether sites are suitable, available and deliverable. 3. This Map Book provides maps for each of the 3 settlements of Selby, Sherburn in Elmet and Tadcaster and the 18 Designated Service Villages. Each settlement map is accompanied by a schedule of sites. 4. The schedules of sites include all those that have been submitted within the Parish. The settlement map shows each site. However, in the case of Riccall and Appleton Roebuck there are 2 sites which are isolated and although are listed in the schedule they are not on the settlement map. An individual map for each site can be found on the ‘Call-for-Sites’ web page at www.selby.gov.uk/callforsites 5. The sites shown in this Map Book have been submitted by the land owner/developer in the 2013 Call for Sites exercise and are strictly provided for information purposes only. The Council has made NO COMMENT on the suitability or otherwise of any of these sites. The sites are NOT BEING PROPOSED FOR ALLOCATION AT THIS STAGE and we are NOT asking for comments on those sites. 6. However, new sites are also welcome where they are accompanied by an accurate plan and completed Call For Sites form available here: www.selby.gov.uk/callforsites 1 201 PLAN Selby MAP Book Key to all maps: Sites put forward through 2013 'Call for Sites' Development Limits Green Belt Flood Risk Zone 3 Flood Risk Zone 2 2 202 Selby SLAA Ref Site name Uses promoted by Site Theoretical land owner Size housing yield (Ha) at 30dph SELBY/001 Land north of Meadway, Residential 0.62 19 Selby SELBY/002 Industrial Chemicals Residential 14.28 428 Ltd, Canal View, Bawtry Open Space / Road, Selby Community Use SELBY/003 Land at Canal View, Residential 0.75 23 Bawtry Road, Selby SELBY/004 Land south of Robin Residential 1.46 44 Close, Wistow Road, Selby SELBY/005 Holmes Field, south of Residential 18.82 565 Lordship Lane, Selby Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial Employment - Industrial Open Space / Community Use Leisure SELBY/006 Land east of Bondgate / Residential 14.12 424 Monk Lane, Selby Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial Employment - Industrial Open Space / Community Use Leisure SELBY/007 Land south of Wistow Residential 6.19 186 Road, Selby SELBY/008 Land south of Richard Residential 0.25 8 Street, Selby Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial Open Space / Community Use Other 203 SELBY/009 Land at Cross Hills Residential 26.88 806 Farm, Selby SELBY/011 Land east of York Residential 0.16 5 Street, Selby Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial Open Space / Community Use Leisure SELBY/012 Beech Tree Surgery, Residential 0.38 11 Selby SELBY/013 Land at Bondgate, Residential 4.22 127 Selby SELBY/014 Land at Portholme 0.46 14 Crescent, Selby SELBY/015 Land south of Portholme Residential 0.95 29 Road, Selby SELBY/016 Depot, New Millgate, Residential 0.34 10 Selby SELBY/017 Land at Cross Hills Residential 68.95 2069 Lane, Selby Open Space / Community Use SELBY/018 Land at Cross Hills Lane Residential 168.7 5061 / Flaxley Road, Selby Open Space / Community Use SELBY/019 Back Micklegate Car Residential 0.68 20 Park, Selby Employment - Retail SELBY/020 Land north of Brayton Residential 1.6 48 Lane (south of bypass) Open Space / Selby Community Use Leisure SELBY/021 Land south of Brayton Residential 1.5 45 Lane, Selby Open Space / Community Use Leisure SELBY/022 Land west of Bondgate, Residential 16.89 507 Selby SELBY/023 Land east of Flaxley Residential 13.11 393 Road, Selby 204 SELBY/024 Land between Flaxley Residential 13.22 397 Road and Cross Hills Lane, Selby SELBY/025 Land west of Flaxley Residential 2.23 67 Road, Selby 205 SELBY Selby Common Osgodby SELBY/007 BARLBY/008 SELBY/022SELBY/004 SELBY/006 SELBY/005 SELBY/013 BARLBY/001 SELBY/023 BARLBY/003 BARLBY/010 BARLBY/009 BARLBY/004 SELBY/025 SELBY/018 SELBY/016 SELBY/024 Selby Common BARLBY/014 SELBY/019 SELBY/008 BARLBY/007 SELBY/011 SELBY/017 SELBY/014 SELBY/009 SELBY/001 SELBY/015 SELBY/003 BRAYTON/013 SELBY/012 SELBY/002 BRAYTON/004 BRAYTON/017 BRAYTON/016 BRAYTON/001 Map Key SELBY/020 Potential Sites Selby Urban Area SELBY/021 Development Limits Flood Zone 3 Flood Zone 2 Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the controller of Her Majesty's Stationary Office. ©Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Selby District Council 100018656 1:15,000 N 206 Sherburn in Elmet SLAA Ref Site name Uses promoted by Site Theoretical land owner Size housing yield (Ha) at 30dph SHERBURN/001 Land at New Lennerton 3.47 104 Lane, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/002 66 Low Street, Sherburn Residential 0.07 2 In Elmet Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial SHERBURN/003 64 Low Street, Sherburn Residential 0.02 1 In Elmet Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial SHERBURN/004 58A Low Street, Residential 0.04 1 Sherburn In Elmet Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial SHERBURN/005 Land west of 20-36 Residential 0.16 5 Garden Lane, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/006 Land west of 8-12 Residential 0.25 8 Garden Lane, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/007 Land east of Sir Johns Residential 1.48 44 Lane, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/008 Land west of Tadcaster Residential 2.33 70 Road/Finkle Hill, Sherburn In Elmet 207 SHERBURN/009 Land north of Pinfold Residential 2.67 80 Garth, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/010 Land north of Moor Lane, Residential 4.93 148 Sherburn In Elmet Open Space / Community Use SHERBURN/011 Land adjacent to Residential 19.48 584 Prospect Farm, Low Street, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/012 Land west of A162, Residential 37.4 1122 Sherburn In Elmet Open Space / Community Use SHERBURN/013 Land west of Hodgsons Residential 8.25 248 Lane, Sherburn In Elmet Open Space / Community Use SHERBURN/014 Land east of Moorland Residential 0.55 17 Way, Sherburn In Elmet Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial SHERBURN/015 Land east of Milford Residential 3.54 106 Road, South Milford Open Space / (Sherburn In Elmet Community Use Parish) SHERBURN/016 Land at Hodgsons Lane, Residential 9.82 295 Sherburn in Elmet Employment - Retail Employment - Commercial Open Space / Community Use Leisure SHERBURN/017 Land at Lennerton Lane, Employment - 34.92 Sherburn in Elmet Industrial 208 SHERBURN/018 Land south of Church Residential 1.3 39 Meadow, Sherburn in Elmet SHERBURN/019 Land west of Garden Residential 2.3 69 Lane, Sherburn SHERBURN/020 Land at Highfield Green, Residential 0.07 2 Sherburn SHERBURN/021 Land south of Moor Lane Employment - 31.64 Trading Estate, Sherburn Commercial In Elmet Employment - Industrial Rail linked distribution SHERBURN/022 Land south of Church Residential 3.11 93 Hill, Sherburn In Elmet Open Space / Community Use SHERBURN/023 Land north of Church Residential 1.18 35 Hill, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/024 Land north of Millcroft 4.99 150 House, Garden Lane, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/025 Land south of Ellarfield Residential 2.65 80 Lane, Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/026 Land north of Ellarfield Residential 7.38 221 Lane, Sherburn In Elmet Open Space / Community Use Leisure SHERBURN/027 Land west of Tadcaster Residential 2.54 76 Road, Sherburn In Elmet Employment - Retail Leisure SHERBURN/028 Gascoigne Wood Employment - 114.7 Interchange (former Commercial Gascoigne Wood mine Employment - site), Sherburn In Elmet Industrial Quasi - employment type uses including renewable energy and low carbon development. 209 SHERBURN/029 Land north of Lennerton Employment - 3.5 Farm, Lennerton Lane, Commercial Sherburn In Elmet Employment - Industrial SHERBURN/030 Land at former Council Residential 0.21 6 offices, Kirkgate, Employment - Retail Sherburn in Elmet Employment - Commercial SHERBURN/031 Church View Car Park, Residential 0.06 2 Sherburn In Elmet SHERBURN/032 Land east of Moorland Residential 0.51 15 Way, Sherburn In Elmet 210 SHERBURN IN ELMET Sherburn Common SHERBURN/027 SHERBURN/026 SHERBURN/025SHERBURN/013 SHERBURN/008 SHERBURN/009SHERBURN/016 SHERBURN/007 SHERBURN/010 SHERBURN/030 SHERBURN/032 SHERBURN/014 SHERBURN/031 Rest Park SHERBURN/023 SHERBURN/002 SHERBURN/006 SHERBURN/017 SHERBURN/018 SHERBURN/022SHERBURN/005 SHERBURN/012 SHERBURN/019 SHERBURN/001 SHERBURN/024 SHERBURN/029 SHERBURN/011 SHERBURN/020 Sherburn in Elmet Aerodrome SHERBURN/028 SHERBURN/021 Map Key South Milford Potential Sites Development Limits Green Belt (SP2, SP3) Flood Zone 3 Flood Zone 2 Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the controller of Her Majesty's Stationary Office. ©Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Selby District Council 100018656 1:15,000 N 211 Tadcaster SLAA Ref Site name Uses promoted by Site Theoretical land owner Size housing (Ha) yield at 30dph TADCASTER/001 Land north of Auster Bank Residential 16.61 498 View, Tadcaster TADCASTER/002 Land north of Kelcbar Hill, Residential 19.02 571 Tadcaster It is anticipated that the site will include for open space requirements, service roads and other infrastructure. TADCASTER/003 Land north of Kelcbar Residential 4.44 133 Close, Tadcaster It is anticipated that the site will include for open space requirements, service roads and other infrastructure.
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