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Planning Committee to Be Held in Committee Rooms 1 and 2, Civic Centre, Portholme Road, Selby on Wednesday 20 October 2010 Commencing at 4:00Pm Mission Statement To Improve the Quality of Life For Those Who Live and Work in The District 12 October 2010 Dear Councillor You are hereby invited to a meeting of the Planning Committee to be held in Committee Rooms 1 and 2, Civic Centre, Portholme Road, Selby on Wednesday 20 October 2010 commencing at 4:00pm. AGENDA 1. Apologies for Absence and Notice of Substitution To receive apologies for absence and notification of substitution. 2. Disclosure of Interest To receive any disclosures of interest in matters to be considered at the meeting in accordance with the provisions of Section 117 of the Local Government Act 1972, and Sections 50, 52 and 81 of the Local Government Act 2000 and the Members’ Code of Conduct adopted by the Council. 3. Minutes To confirm as a correct record the minutes of the proceedings of the meeting of the Planning Committees held on 22 September 2010 (page 4) 4. Chair’s Address to the Planning Committee 5. Planning Applications Received Reports of the Head of Service - Development Services • 2010/0036/FUL - WA Hare & Sons Ltd, 94 Main Street, Kelfield (page 13) 1 • 2010/0504/FUL - Castle Farm, Paradise Lane, Hazelwood, Tadcaster (page 34) • 2010/0785/COU - 2 Denison Road, Selby (page 62) • 2010/0390/COU - Phoenix Electrical Workshop, Hull Road, Hemingbrough (page 78) • 2009/0691/REM - 10 Brigg Lane, Camblesforth (page 96) • 2010/0536/FUL - Escrick Park Estate, Wheldrake Lane, Escrick (page 108) • 2010/0605/HPA - 24 The Haven, Selby (page 130) • 2010/0604/HPA – 1 The Haven, Selby (page 135) 6. Planning Appeals Decisions - Received between 4 September 2010 and 1 October 2010 (page 130) Report of the Head of Service – Development Services Reports for Information 1. List of Planning Applications Determined Under Delegated Powers Applications which have been determined by officers under the scheme of delegation. A copy of this report is available in the Members’ Room 2. List of Planning Applications Determined by North Yorkshire County Council Applications which have been determined by North Yorkshire County Council. A copy of this report is available in the Members’ Room. M Connor Chief Executive Public Speaking Please note the deadline for registering to speak at Committee is 3.00 pm on Monday 18 October 2010. Disclosure of Interest – Guidance Notes: (a) Councillors are reminded of the need to consider whether they have any personal or prejudicial interests to declare on any item on this agenda, 2 and, if so, of the need to explain the reason(s) why they have any personal or prejudicial interests when making a declaration. (b) The Committee Services Officer will be pleased to advise you on interest issues. Ideally their views should be sought as soon as possible and preferably prior to the day of the meeting, so that time is available to explore adequately any issues that might arise. Dates of Future Meetings of the Planning Committee 17 November 2010 15 December 2010 12 January 2011 9 February 2011 9 March 2011 6 April 2011 11 May 2011 Membership of the Planning Committee 12 Members Conservative Labour Independent J Mackman (Chair) D Davies J McCartney J Deans (Vice-Chair) S Shaw-Wright J Cattanach I Chilvers C Goodall W Inness D Mackay E Metcalfe C Pearson If you have any enquiries relating to this agenda, please contact Democratic Services on: Tel: 01757 292002 Fax: 01757 292020 Email: [email protected] 3 SELBY DISTRICT COUNCIL MINUTES Minutes of the proceedings of a meeting of the Planning Committee held on Wednesday 22 September 2010, in Committee Rooms 1& 2, The Civic Centre, Portholme Road, Selby, commencing at 4.00pm. 236 Apologies for Absence and Notices of substitution 237 Declarations of Interest 238 Minutes – 25 August 2010 239 Chair’s Address to the Planning Committee 240 Budget Exceptions to 31 July 2010 241 Tree Preservation Order – 02/2010 Londesborough Arms Hotel, Market Place, Selby 242 Planning Application – 2010/0112/COU Haulage Yard, Hazel Old Lane, Hensall 243 Planning Application – 2010/0474/HPA Woodhouse Cottage, Haddlesey Road, Birkin 244 Planning Application – 2010/0258/OUT 50 West Park, Selby 245 Planning Application - 2010/0333/OUT Old Vicarage Lane, Monk Fryston 246 Planning Application – 2010/0464/HPA Woodsend Cottage, Lilac Avenue, Appleton Roebuck 247 Planning Appeals Decisions Received between 5 August 2010 and 3 September 2010 Present: Councillor J Mackman in the Chair Councillors: J Cattanach, I Chilvers, Mrs D Davies, J Deans, Mrs C Goodall, D Mackay, J McCartney, Mrs E Metcalfe, C Pearson, S Ryder (sub for W Inness), S Shaw-Wright Officials: Head of Service – Development Services, Manager of Development Manager, Senior Planning Officer x2, Planning Officer x2, Solicitor to the Council, Overview and Scrutiny Coordinator, Public Speaking Officer Also in 4 Public Speakers (Councillor Gillian Ivey, Dr Mary Laurenson, Mr Peter Attendance: Wilson and Mr David White) Public: 6 Press: 0 236 Apologies for Absence and Notice of Substitution Planning Committee 22 September 2010 4 Apologies were received from Councillors W Inness Substitute Councillors were S Ryder (sub for W Inness) 237 Disclosure of Interest No disclosures of interest were received. 238 Minutes Resolved: That the minutes of the proceedings of the meeting of the Planning Committee held on 25 August 2010 be confirmed as a correct record and be signed by the Chair. 239 Chair’s Address to the Planning Committee The Chair informed councillors of the following issues: Training: No specific or formal training is planned for the coming months, but the Chair suggested that some wind farm training might be necessary given the upcoming applications Policies: The Selby Core Strategy and Local Development Framework (LDF) is due to be submitted to the Secretary of State in Spring 2011 and Selby District Council will be reviewing interim policies on greenfield and brownfield definitions in the light of proposals from the Coalition Government relating to garden developments. Pre-application advice: Proposals are being considered by the Policy and Resources Committee in September 2010 to begin charging for pre-application advice. Planning Committee 22 September 2010 5 240 Budget Exceptions Report to 31 July 2010 The Head of Service – Development Services presented the report and highlighted the salient features. Resolved: That the report be approved 241 Tree Preservation Order - Confirmation Tree Preservation Order Number: 02/2010 The Senior Planning Officer presented the report and highlighted salient points for the consideration of the Committee. It was explained that the survey found no evidence of movement in relation to neighbouring properties. Resolved: That the under-mentioned Tree Preservation Orders be confirmed as unopposed orders: Londesborough Arms Hotel, Market Place, Selby, North Yorkshire, YO8 4NS. Planning Committee 22 September 2010 6 242 Planning Applications Received Consideration was given to the schedule of planning applications submitted by the Head of Service – Development Services. Application: 2010/0112/COU Location: Haulage Yard, Hazel Old Lane, Hensall Proposal: Change of use from agricultural land to caravan storage area B8 The Senior Planning Officer presented the report and highlighted salient points for the consideration of the Committee. The Senior Planning Officer explained that the conditions would include amendments and the addition of an informative. • Condition 2 should read ‘Drawing 040a’ rather than ‘040’. • The removal of Condition 3 as it is no longer necessary. • Condition 5 should read ‘Drawing 040a’ rather than ‘040’. • Condition 6 amended to include a submission period of 3 months from date of determination. And amend criterion iii to include a timescale of 12 months for implementation of the approved scheme. • The addition of a condition to remove permitted development rights for the erection of further fences to the applications site as outlined in the report. • A suitable informative should be attached to inform the applicant that the decision does not include the erection of CCTV and Lighting pillars, that the retention of those on site would require a separate planning approval. Public Speaker – Dr Mary Laurenson (Objector) • The application was retrospective. • The initial application was for 143 caravans and the proposed increase was excessive. • Noise and traffic were issues for the residents. • The area developed is larger than originally requested in the initial application. • Lack of compliance in terms of operating hours. • Landscaping requirements have not been fully complied with at the site. • No environmental checks had been undertaken regarding contaminated land and health risks to residents. • The issue of the legality of razor wire being used on the site. • Maintenance and servicing is being carried out on the site. • 60% increase in capacity will cause additional nuisance. Planning Committee 22 September 2010 7 Public Speaker – Councillor Gillian Ivey • Speaking on behalf of the residents of Hensall objecting to the proposals. • The immediate area of Hensall now has 2 caravan storage facilities. • Evidence of failure to comply fully with original planning conditions. • Increased traffic along Hazel Old Lane will cause nuisance for the residents. • A travel plan could be put in place to direct traffic from the site around the back of Eggborough Power Station rather than passed the houses on Hazel Old Lane. Public Speaker – Mr Peter Wilson (Agent) • Refuted claims of abuse and intimidation on the part of his client. • The business is currently operational and conditions have been satisfied with the exception of 2 small areas of bunding. • The land considered in this application had not been used in any way prior to approval being sought. • There would be a slight increase in traffic in the area, but not to the extent suggested by objectors. • The applicant supported the management of traffic approaching and leaving the site to avoid going passed the residential properties. • The visual amenity of the site will improve when the trees/shrubs have matured to obscure the security fencing.
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