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Table 1 Craven DC Comments Table 1 Craven District Council Comments on Gargrave Draft Neighbourhood Development Plan Consultee Page Para. Vision / Support / Comments received Parish Council Amendments to NDP Name Address No. No. Objective Object / Consideration / Policy Comment Ref. No. No. Craven District 4 Comment Which statutory bodies were consulted in Noted. Amend Plan. Council the draft plan and what were the comments received. A list of consultation bodies Insert new para 1.9: 1. is provided in the accompanying consultation “Winter 2015 to Spring 2016 – Formal statement. This document Public Consultation on Draft Plan also sets out the responses 1.8 The Draft Plan was published submitted and how these for two periods of formal public have been considered and consultation under Regulation 14 of the any resulting changes in the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Plan. Regulations 2012 from 5 November to Refer to the above in the 21 December 2015 and from 8 February text. until 21 March 2016. The second period of consultation was undertaken because due to an error some consultation bodies were not informed of the first consultation period. 1.9 The Consultation Statement sets out more information about this process and includes a complete list of all the representations submitted by 1 consultation bodies, local people and community groups, and how these have been considered and any resulting changes in the Plan.” 2. 7 Map Comment There have been recent changes to the Noted. Amend Plan. Gargrave Parish boundary. What are the intentions re the NP boundary, an The designated area will Amend wording of last sentence in para increased NP boundary would require remain the neighbourhood 1.2 to: further consultation? plan boundary, although this differs from the Parish “The designated area boundary is shown If the intention is to reflect the revised Council boundary which was on Map 1 above. (The Parish Boundary boundary of the Parish this will need subsequently amended to contains Stirton with Thorlby which was consultation include Stirton with Thorlby. combined into Gargrave in April 2014 but this part is not within the designated Amend Plan. neighbourhood area.)” 3. 11 2.1 Comment We are hopeful of adoption of the CDC Accepted. Amend Plan. Local Plan in 2017 rather than 2015. This has been delayed due to the time taken to Insert new text after 2.1 to read: get evidence in place. “Craven District Council are currently Amend final sentence of paragraph to preparing a Local Plan, for the part of read, Craven District Council are currently Craven which lies outside of the preparing a Local Plan, for the part of Yorkshire Dales National Park, the Craven which lies outside of the Yorkshire current timetable proposes an adoption Dales National Park, the current timetable date during 2017. “ works towards an adoption date during 2017. 2 4. 12 2.6 Comment The Local Plan for Craven has a plan date Accepted. Amend Plan. of up to 2032 (revised in light of likely 2017 adoption), the beginning date is See below. 2012, thereby making the plan length Amend Front cover to reflect new Local twenty years. The plan length therefore Plan dates. will align with the Council’s Strategic Housing Market Assessment. At five dwellings per annum this would mean 100 dwellings, rather than 75. Craven District Council are working on the preparation of a Local Plan with a plan period from 2012 to 2032 to reflect a likely adoption date of 2017 and to align with evidence in the updated Council’s Strategic Housing Market Assessment. Policy SP4 of the revised draft consulted on in March 2016, identifies that Gargrave will be expected to provide around 5 dwellings per annum over the 20 year plan period i.e. around 100 houses. 5. 12 2.6 Comment It is no longer intended to allocate Noted. Insert additional text at the end of 2.6: - employment land within Gargrave within see below the Local Plan. 6. 12 2.6 Comment The plan refers to the Craven district level Accepted. Amend Plan. rather than Craven Local Plan level. Within the district there are two Local Plans being Amend text to read: prepared, one for the area outside of the “Within Craven District there are two Yorkshire Dales National Park (the Craven new Local Plans being prepared, one for Local Plan) and the other for the area the area outside of the Yorkshire Dales 3 including the National Park (as well as National Park; the Craven Local Plan parts of the National Park outside of 2012 – 2032 by Craven District Council1 Craven). This plan is being prepared by the and the Yorkshire Dales National Park Yorkshire Dales National Park. Local Plan 2015 – 20302 for the area including the National Park (as well as parts of the National Park outside of Craven). This plan is being prepared by The emerging Local Plan identifies the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Gargrave (alongside Ingleton and Glusburn/Cross Hills) as Local Service 2.3 The emerging new Craven Local Centres within the plan area (tier 3 of the Plan identifies Gargrave (alongside settlement hierarchy). Ingleton and Glusburn/Cross Hills) as Local Service Centres within the plan Change reference from Craven District area (tier 3 of the settlement hierarchy). Level to Craven Local Plan. Insert reference re recognition of Gargrave’s role 2.4 The new Craven Local Plan has as a Local Service Centre. a plan period from 2012 to 2032 to reflect a likely adoption date of 2017 and to align with evidence in the updated Council’s Strategic Housing Market Assessment. Policy SP4 of the revised draft consulted on in March 2016, identifies that Gargrave will be expected to provide around 5 dwellings per annum over the 20 year plan period i.e. around 100 houses. Craven District Council has advised that it is no longer intended to allocate employment land within Gargrave within the Local Plan. 1 http://www.cravendc.gov.uk/newlocalplan 2 http://www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/planning/planningpolicy/future-policy 4 2.5 The National Park published a draft Local Plan for consultation in the summer of 2015. There are no specific proposals for Gargrave as the settlement in the main lies outside of the Park area. Any development proposed for the area that form part of the Park will need to be considered in the context of the existing and emerging Yorkshire Dales National Park planning policies.” 7. 14 Comment The text identifies a number of non- Accepted. Amend Plan. designated built heritage assets. There could be potential here for a local list Insert new Policy and supporting text to policy which seeks to specifically protect protect non designated heritage assets. these assets. Insert new wording after para 6.3.9 Consider potential for local list policy. (after historic photos) and renumber others: “In addition to the numerous statutorily protected heritage assets, Gargrave has a number of locally significant heritage assets which are considered worthy of protection. These include for instance the cricket pavilion, Summer Seat and the railway waiting room on the platform for trains to Hellifield and the north.” Insert new policy (and renumber others): 5 Policy G? Protecting Local Heritage Assets Designated and non-designated heritage assets enhance local distinctiveness and should be preserved in a manner appropriate to their significance. All development should seek to protect and, where possible enhance, both designated and non- designated heritage assets and historic landscape character, and put in place measures to avoid or minimise impact or mitigate damage. 8. 14 Comment The Council has commissioned Accepted. Amend Plan. consultants Alan Baxter to undertake Conservation Appraisals for those Publish the Assessment of Insert additional text after new 6.3.9 as Conservation areas within Craven Proposed Local Green above. currently without an up to date appraisal, Spaces as a separate 6.3.11 Craven District Council has including Gargrave. The appraisal has background document as commissioned Conservation Appraisals identified a number of important buildings part of the Submission for those Conservation Areas within and key views. It would be good to NDP’s evidence base.. Craven currently without an up to date mention this within the document. appraisal, including Gargrave. The appraisal for Gargrave has identified a number of important buildings and key views and considers those elements which contribute to the special character of the area such as materials, scale, height, massing etc. The Parish Council supports the principles in the document and the neighbourhood plan 6 brings these forward into the planning policy below. (Significant views are considered in Policy G11 below). Policy G6 New Development in the Conservation Area New development in the Conservation Area is required to respond positively to the area’s distinctive character and should be designed to enhance the setting of existing buildings and open spaces. Designs should seek to maintain the existing height and scale of buildings in the two character areas as described in the Conservation Area Appraisal. In Character Area 1, buildings should consider carefully the surrounding buildings and be of 2 or 3 storeys, with pitched roofs and front the back of pavement or be set behind low stone walls and small front gardens. In Character Area 2 development should be less dense and more rural in character, with a maximum of two storeys. Use of traditional materials is encouraged including incorporation of the following: 7 - Yorkshire gritstone for walls, set in random courses - Tooled gritstone around windows and for gateposts - Grey slates for roofing such as Yoredale sandstone and Westmoreland slates - Timber framed windows. Upvc replacement windows detract from the character of the Conservation Area and are not encouraged. Renumber other policies. Insert new wording in new paragraph 6.3.12: “The Conservation Area Appraisal recognises the role of all the proposed local green spaces as open spaces that make a strong contribution to the character and appearance of the Conservation Area (see Map X above – refer to Conservation Area map already included in the Plan).
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