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Highways England | Lateral | 8 City Walk | Leeds | LS11 9AT Tel: +44 (0) 300 4702404 | Mobile: + 44 (0) 7701293885 GTN: 0300 470 2404 From: Fearnside, Jamey <[email protected]> Sent: 05 October 2018 13:45 To: Planning Consultations Attachments: 679066.AE.18.36.18 TM001 Final.pdf; 18 00123 EIAMAJ .pdf F.A.O Planning Officer Thank you for your application dated 14th September 2018. I have reviewed the details of the application and at this stage, there is further work required in order to determine the impact this application would have on the safety and operation of the strategic road network. As such, a notice of none determination has been placed on this application for a period of 6 months, until 5th April 2019, or until all information is received and a full review can be carried out. I have provided a technical review, which is attached and a summary of this is as follows: This review has highlighted the need for further information: 1) Parking is based upon busiest month, however, it should be demonstrated that the busiest month is in fact July, based upon the number of missing survey days within July and other months. 2) The parking provision generally complies to Cir 02/13, however the number of caravan / motorhome / vehicle with trailer spaces available for disabled users should be increased to 2. 3) It should be demonstrated that the inclusion of committed developments would not materially change the assessments. In addition to the above, it should be noted that the CTMP should be conditioned on any approval such that it is produced and agreed before construction starts and then implemented throughout the construction period. Once final layouts have been determined these should be subject to a design standards check and subsequently a Stage 1 RSA. I look forward to receiving updated information for review and progressing with this application. Kind regards Jamey Jamey Fearnside – Asset Manager, North Yorkshire Highways England | Lateral | 8 City Walk | Leeds | LS11 9AT Tel: +44 (0) 300 4702404 | Mobile: + 44 (0) 7701293885 GTN: 0300 470 2404 This email may contain information which is confidential and is intended only for use of the recipient/s named above. If you are not an intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any copying, distribution, disclosure, reliance upon or other use of the contents of this email is strictly prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and destroy it. Highways England Company Limited | General enquiries: 0300 123 5000 |National Traffic Operations Centre, 3 Ridgeway, Quinton Business Park, Birmingham B32 1AF | https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/highways-england | [email protected] Registered in England and Wales no 9346363 | Registered Office: Bridge House, 1 Walnut Tree Close, Guildford, Surrey GU1 4LZ Consider the environment. Please don't print this e-mail unless you really need to. highways england Developments Affecting Trunk Roads and Special Roads Highways England Planning Response (HEPR 16-01) Formal Recommendation to an Application for Planning Permission From: Divisional Director Network Delivery and Development Highways England. Yorkshire & North East Region To: Harrogate Borough Council CC: [email protected] [email protected] Council's Reference: 18/00123/EIAMAJ Referring to the planning application referenced above and received on 14th September 2018, Planning Application for Outline application for proposed Motorway Service Area to the West side of the A1(M) with vehicular over bridge to and from southbound carriageway and partial diversion of the A168, including associated infrastructure and staff access from B6265 at Land Comprising Os Field 3300 Marton Le Moor North Yorkshire, HG4 5AN, notice is hereby given that Highways England’s formal recommendation is that we: a) offer no objection; b) recommend that conditions should be attached to any planning permission that may be granted (see Annex A – Highways England recommended Planning Conditions); c) recommend that planning permission not be granted for a specified period (see Annex A – further assessment required); d) recommend that the application be refused (see Annex A – Reasons for recommending Refusal). Highways England Planning Response (HEPR 16-01) January 2016 Highways Act Section 175B is / is not relevant to this application.1 This represents Highways England formal recommendation and is copied to the Department for Transport as per the terms of our Licence. Should you disagree with this recommendation you should consult the Secretary of State for Transport, as per the Town and Country Planning (Development Affecting Trunk Roads) Direction 2015, via [email protected]. Signature: J Fearnside Date: 05/10/2018 Name: Jamey Fearnside Position: Asset Manager Highways England: Lateral 8 City Walk Leeds LS11 9AT [email protected] 1 Where relevant, further information will be provided within Annex A. Highways England Planning Response (HEPR 16-01) January 2016 Annex A Highways England recommended Planning Conditions HIGHWAYS ENGLAND (“we”) has been appointed by the Secretary of State for Transport as strategic highway company under the provisions of the Infrastructure Act 2015 and is the highway authority, traffic authority and street authority for the Strategic Road Network (SRN). The SRN is a critical national asset and as such we work to ensure that it operates and is managed in the public interest, both in respect of current activities and needs as well as in providing effective stewardship of its long-term operation and integrity. This response represents our formal recommendations with regard to the application for Outline application for proposed Motorway Service Area to the West side of the A1(M) with vehicular over bridge to and from southbound carriageway and partial diversion of the A168, including associated infrastructure and staff access from B6265 at Land Comprising Os Field 3300 Marton Le Moor North Yorkshire, HG4 5AN, and has been prepared by Jamey Fearnside. Due to further work required in order to determine the impact this application would have on the safety and operation of the strategic road network, a notice of none determination has been placed on this application for a period of 6 months, until 5th April 2019, or until all information is received and a full review can be carried out, whichever is sooner. Reasons summary: 1) Parking is based upon busiest month, however, it should be demonstrated that the busiest month is in fact July, based upon the number of missing survey days within July and other months. 2) The parking provision generally complies to Cir 02/13, however the number of caravan / motorhome / vehicle with trailer spaces available for disabled users should be increased to 2. 3) It should be demonstrated that the inclusion of committed developments would not materially change the assessments. In addition to the above, it should be noted that the CTMP should be conditioned on any approval such that it is produced and agreed before construction starts and then implemented throughout the construction period. Once final layouts have been determined these should be subject to a design standards check and subsequently a Stage 1 RSA Highways England Planning Response (HEPR 16-01) January 2016 TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM ch2AB: AECOM <;Y~1:rA Proposed Motorway Service Area – Marton Le Moor, North Yorkshire PREPARED FOR: Jamey Fearnside (Highways England) PREPARED BY: Jack Fawdington (CH2M) DATE: 5th October 2018 PNPROJECT NUMBER: 679066.AE.18.36.18 DOCUMENT REF: TM001 RAREVIEWED / APPROVED Richard Edwards (CH2M) BY: Task Overview CH2M (on behalf of Highways England) has undertaken a review of a Transport Assessment [TA] and Framework Travel Plan [FTP] that have been submitted to Harrogate Borough Council [HBC] for a planning application referenced 18/00123/EIAMAJ. The application is a re-submission of a planning application for the proposed development of the Vale of York Motorway Service Area [MSA] between junctions 48 and 49 of the A1(M), including associated infrastructure and the partial diversion of the A168. The TA and FTP have been prepared by AECOM on behalf of Applegreen Plc [the Applicant]. The TA was originally finalised in January 2018. This technical memorandum comments on the suitability of the TA report whilst a separate CH2M technical memorandum (referenced 679066.AE.18.36.18 TM002) comments on the suitability of the FTP. Comments are made below in relation to whether the TA suitably considers the impact of the proposals upon the Strategic Road Network [SRN]. For ease of cross referencing, the headings adopted below are the same as those utilised within the TA. Background Paragraph 1.2.1 of the TA affirms that a planning application was first submitted to HBC for a twin- sided MSA on the current site in 1996, referred to then as Kirkby Hill. From this point, a number of applications and subsequent appeals have been made on behalf of the Kirkby Hill MSA proposal. The timeline below therefore provides a high-level summary of the previous sequential stages of the proposed development. x 1996 – Planning application submitted to HBC for a twin-sided MSA on the Kirby Hill site. x January 1998 – Application appealed for non-determination which resulted in co-joined inquiry. x March 1999 – Secretary of State (SoS) granted planning permission to Kirby Hill MSA proposal. x April 2000 – It was found that the SoS did not give adequate reason for the decision of approval and the decision was quashed. x 2002 – SoS re-opened the inquiry. The Kirby Hill MSA was refused at this inquiry. x 2008 – The Kirby Hill application resurfaced in 2008 but was refused by the local planning authority HBC. HIGHWAYS ENGLAND SPATIAL PLANNING ARRANGEMENT – NORTH EAST AND YORKSHIRE & HUMBER 1 PROPOSED MOTORWAY SERVICE AREA – MARTON LE MOOR, NORTH YORKSHIRE ch2ffl: A:COM c;v~1:rA x 2012 – The decision was appealed and was once again considered at an inquiry. The inspector recommended refusal of the Kirby Hill MSA proposals and the SoS agreed with this decision.
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