East Riding Proposed Submission Local Plan
Schedule of Proposed Changes (Minor Modifications)
September 2014
East Riding Submission Local Plan: Schedule of Proposed Changes (September 2014)
1. The Council is proposing to make a number of changes to the Proposed Submission Strategy and Allocations Documents and the Policies Maps. These Proposed Changes have been updated throughout the examination process and principally seek to update the documents and add clarity. They are set out in the tables below:
• Table 1: Proposed Submission Strategy Document Minor Modifications • Table 2: Proposed Submission Allocations Document Minor Modifications • Table 3: Proposed Submission Policies Map Minor Modifications
2. This schedule (September 2014) supersedes all previously published versions of the Local Plan Proposed Changes and should be read alongside the Main Modification Consultation (July 2014) document. Public consultation on the Main Modifications was undertaken between 21 July and 1 September 2014. Where relevant the reference number for each of the Main Modifications (MM) is provided in this Schedule.
3. The Minor Modifications have been given a unique (MC) reference number and the Schedule includes, for each change, the:
• Page number • Policy or paragraph number • Proposed Change with proposed new text underlined and deleted text with a strikethrough; • Justification that outlines the reason for the amendment.
Table 1: Proposed Submission Strategy Document Minor Modifications (as published July 2014)
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Foreword
Insert text 'It is the role of the planning system to help make development happen and respond to both the challenges and opportunities within an area. The task of the East Riding Local Plan is to make sure that the right scale and type of development takes place in the right locations at the right time. The Local Plan must be prepared in accordance with national planning policy but be sensitive to locally identified needs and priorities. We face a number of challenges including the risk of flooding and problems relating to the remoteness of some of our settlements, but there are also many strengths and opportunities. We need to respond to these to ensure that sustainable development benefits as many people as possible. We have a growing and increasingly ageing population and whilst the majority of our communities enjoy a high quality of life, deprivation is evident in Proposed Submission Strategy Document MC1 v Foreword some areas. Making new housing affordable is a key challenge, and ensuring people have identified that the Foreword would be access to services, particularly in our rural areas, remains a priority. Yet, we have a rich, inserted prior to submission diverse and distinctive landscape, with communities of different sizes where people enjoy living and spending their leisure time. We also have fantastic businesses and workers, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform the local economy into a leading centre for renewable energy. This Strategy Document is a key part of the East Riding Local Plan which aims to respond to these challenges and capitalise on the opportunities. It is a long term plan providing the over-arching strategic planning framework for the East Riding to 2029. It sets out a vision for the East Riding and includes a number of objectives for bringing forward sustainable development. The policies in the document are forward looking and flexible, allowing us to respond to new opportunities as they arise, supporting growth whilst protecting those characteristics that make the East Riding special.
East Riding Submission Local Plan: Schedule of Proposed Changes (September 2014)
Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy We have developed strong relationships with communities as well as businesses and other stakeholders during the preparation of the Local Plan. This has enabled us to produce a document reflecting the needs and aspirations of communities reflecting also the priorities of the East Riding Community Plan. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved in the preparation of the Local Plan. We look forward to working with you in the future to ensure that the policies and proposals in the plan are delivered and that together we create a sustainable future for the East Riding.
Cllr Symon Fraser Portfolio Holder for Environment, Housing and Planning'
Introduction
Amend text 'The National Planning Policy Framework (2012) (NPPF) sets out planning policies for England To include reference to the publication of and is a key part of the Government's reform of the planning system, which seeks to make MC2 4 1.14 the National Planning Practice Guidance planning more accessible. It is supplemented by National Planning Practice Guidance (NPPG) (NPPG) and together these provides a framework of...'
Amend text '...Marine activities can have both landward and offshore impacts, therefore, the Strategy To reflect the publication of the East MC3 4 1.15 Document takes into account the Marine Policy Statement, and emerging work on the Inshore and East Offshore Marine Plans preparation of the East Inshore and East Offshore Marine Plans.'
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Key Spatial Issues
Amend text To reflect that fact that not all heritage is MC4 13 2.23 ‘...The East Riding also has an important and diverse built heritage historic environment.’ built (e.g. battlefields)
Promoting Sustainable Development
Amend text To recognise the potential remediation MC5 42 4.15 '...provided it is not of high environmental value and is not subject to significant risks from benefits resulting from the re-use of flooding or a previous use that cannot be remediated. However,...' previously developed land
Amend text 'The conversion of buildings will be supported where they help to create more vibrant rural To reflect the provisions of Part M of the MC6 48 4.39 communities, offering employment, tourism or residential opportunities. As well as the types of uses supported through Part M of the GPDO, Policy S4 provides a positive framework for General Permitted Development Order bringing buildings back into use. Work-live units may also be appropriate. and tThese should constitute…’
Managing the Scale and Distribution of New Development
Amend text To improve consistency with the National MC7 53 S5(D) ‘The Council will seek to ensure a minimum 5 year supply (plus appropriate buffer) of Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and the deliverable sites across the East Riding. Should monitoring reveal an significant over- supporting text provision of housing,…’
Amend text: MC8 53 S5(G) To improve the flexibility of the policy ‘At least 20% of new dwellings should be built annually across the plan period on previously
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy developed land.’
Amend text ‘The level of development promoted across the Settlement Network reflects the individual To provide additional clarity on the MC9 54 5.7 needs and challenges of each settlement, taking a realistic view of what can be delivered in different locations. Given that the overall housing requirement is a minimum, it follows that implementation of the policy the housing requirement identified for different tiers of the Settlement Network is also a minimum. The vast majority of residential development will take place ...’
Amend text MC10 57 5.13 ‘Housing requirement to 2029 Table 3 shows the overall housing requirement for the Rectify formatting error in the document Strategy Document…’
Amend text ‘…Only where there has been significant over-provision of housing through the plan period (e.g. substantial numbers of windfall developments come forward alongside allocated sites), will a ‘Managed Release’ mechanism be introduced, either through the Annual Monitoring Report process or a specific Supplementary Planning Document. Significant over-provision To add clarity on the a Managed Release MC11 57 5.15 of housing may undermine the overall spatial strategy and jeopardise the objectives of the mechanism Plan. In addition, the Infrastructure Delivery Plan has been developed on the basis of supporting the scale and distribution of development identified within the Plan. The delivery of housing significantly in excess of that set out could put undue burdens on infrastructure capacity.’
Amend text: To provide additional clarity on the MC12 58 5.19 ‘Taking into account the availability of such land for housing purposes, it is expected that at implementation of the policy least 20% of new housing can be built on previously developed land over the plan period. Monitoring of this element of the Policy will be through the Annual Monitoring Report and
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy consideration will be given to whether interventions are required during the plan period where a significant under-performance is identified.'
MC13 59 S6(B) See MM1.
Amend text: '...To satisfy the requirements of Policies S8 and EC4 it will be imperative that any development is accompanied by a comprehensive transport assessment and travel plan and MC14 63 5.31 improvements are undertaken within the transport network that cost effectively limit the To improve consistency with the NPPF significant impacts of the development. and any development is accompanied by a comprehensive transport assessment and travel plan. A Transport Assessment (2013) has been prepared to support the Local Plan...'
Amend text: 'To help address the highways impact a new direct link road between the site and the existing operational port area at Alexandra Dock (within the existing operational port area) is to be created, and, if possible, a rail freight link will also be provided. This will help to To provide additional clarity on the MC15 63 5.32 minimise the number of additional vehicle movements along the A1033. It is supported by implementation of the policy Policy A1, which also supports the provision of a new Park and Ride on the East of Hull, the delivery of which will help limit any significant impacts of the Hedon Haven development to help reduce the pressure on the road network.'
Amend text: 'There are a number of designated heritage assets in the vicinity of Hedon Haven, including the medieval harbour and port of Hedon which is a Scheduled Monument, two Grade I To improve clarity on relevant heritage MC16 63 5.34 Churches and the Paull and Hedon Conservation Areas at Hedon and Paull and the medieval assets and direct link to the Heritage Impact town of Hedon. In accordance with Policy ENV3 i It will be important that development Assessment proposals in this area minimise any potential harm to the significance of these assets, as required by Policy ENV3. As a result, development proposals will be expected to accord with the mitigation measures set out in the and will need to be informed by the conclusions of
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy the Heritage Impact Assessment.'
Amend text MC17 66 5.41 '...within a particular Centre, as set out in Retail requirements and recommendations Table 4 Rectify formatting error in the document and the Town Centres and Retail Study.'
A Healthy and Balanced Housing Market
MC18 75 H1(B) See MM2.
Amend text: To provide additional clarity on the MC19 75 6.10 ‘In establishing an appropriate mix on larger sites, it will be necessary to consider the housing needs and demands in the Local Plan sub area, and/or an adjacent sub area where implementation of the policy sites are close to the boundary. A summary of the current...’
Amend text Residential Care ‘This type of accommodation is classed as a residential institution under the Use Classes MC20 77 Table 5 Order rather than dwellings. Therefore, whilst this type of accommodation will meet housing To reflect the publication of the NPPG needs, it will not contribute towards meeting the housing requirement at out in Policy S5. It includes both care and nursing homes and specialist/ dementia facilities. This type of development contributes to the provision of dwellings identified in Policy S5.’
Amend text To provide additional clarity on the MC21 80 6.22 ‘...negotiations with the Council to agree what percentage of affordable housing can be provided. This will require a financial information viability assessment to be submitted with implementation of the policy as part of the planning application.’
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Amend text (first bullet) To recognise that SUDS are required where MC22 86 6.39 '...or an area necessary to make space for significant water storage in areas of high flood practicable/ feasible and should not be risk...' excluded from the net developable area
A Prosperous Economy
MC23 91 EC1(C.1) See MM3.
Amend text
'...In some instances, an existing employment site may no longer be suitable to meet market To provide additional clarity on the MC24 93 7.9 demand now and in the future, or the use of the site for employment uses may not be viable. implementation of the policy This could be identified through an up-to-date Employment Land Review or the marketing of the site for its current use.'
MC25 101 EC3(C) See MM4.
Amend text To take into account Part M of the General MC26 102 EC3(J) 'Proposals for small-scale retail, office and leisure uses in out-of-town location will be supported where they are below 100 sq m (gross) of floorspace. Where relevant, pProposals Permitted Development Order above 100 sq m (gross) floorspace:...'
Amend text '...would need to assess the potential impact of the development on the vitality and viability To take into account Part M of the General MC27 104 7.39 of a Town of District Centre. However, in certain instances Part M of the Town and Country Permitted Development Order Planning (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) (England) Order 2013 would permit the change of use of agricultural buildings in excess of 100 sqm. In these instances it would not be necessary to assess the impact of the development or apply the Sequential
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MC28 105 Policy EC4 See MM5.
Amend text Gas Supply Infrastructure MC29 110 Table 7 Factual correction '…there are other nationally significant pipelines, including the Teeside to Salt End Ethanol Ethylene Pipeline, that cross the East Riding.'
Amend text ‘Proposals for the development of the energy sector, including those types of development MC30 111 EC5(A) listed in Table 7, will be supported where any significant adverse impact are addressed To improve consistency with the NPPF satisfactorily minimised and the residual harm is outweighed by the public benefits of the proposal. Developments and their associated infrastructure should be acceptable in terms of:...'
MC31 111 EC5(A3.i) See MM6.
Amend text ‘...and relationships with other developments. Cumulative impact assessments should To recognise that the impact of MC32 114 7.71 consider existing developments and those with an extant planning permission, including development may extend beyond the local developments within other Local Authority areas. And i Information should be provided with authority administrative boundary the application to address the:…’
Amend text To provide additional clarity on the MC33 116 7.77 ‘...non-mineral development, which would adversely affect the viability of exploiting an implementation of the policy underlying or adjacent deposit in the future, will be supported within and adjacent to a
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy Mineral Safeguarding Area where:.....’
A High Quality Environment
Amend text MC34 120 8.4 '...high quality design, including Draft National Planning Policy Practice Guidance, the Homes Reflect the publication of the NPPG and Communities...'
Amend text MC35 122 8.5 Typographical error '... Intergreat Plus provide local design ...'
Amend text '...high standards of design are achieved through the planning system. Intergreat Plus provide local design review assessment and support for the Council on minor and major projects within the East Riding. Early engagement on the consideration of design is To provide additional clarity on the MC36 122 8.5 encouraged and can be a way to positively respond to site challenges and, in general, this implementation of the policy recognises that the more issues that can be resolved at pre-application stage, the greater the benefits. Design Review could be supported through Integreat Plus who provide local design review assessment and support for the Council on minor and major projects within the East Riding.'
MC37 125 ENV2(A) See MM7.
MC38 125 ENV2(A.5) See MM8.
Amend text MC39 130 8.40 '...have not been designated. The finds from non-designated, yet significant, archaeology Factual correction sites cover every period from the Palaeolithic Mesolithic to the Cold War era.'
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Amend text 'Biodiversity Areas (Figure 12), which are broad habitat networks, have been identified, and mapped and will be reviewed through by the ERYBAP. These are defined at the regional and To reflect the role of the Biodiversity MC40 134 8.49 local level and indicate areas where landscape and biodiversity initiatives will be focused in Actions Plan order to increase and/or sustain networks of important habitats and species. In the East Riding, Biodiversity Priority Areas, which have not been defined at field boundary scale, include the North Yorkshire Coast and Flamborough Headland,...'
Amend text MC41 135 8.51 'The Hull and East Yorkshire Riding and Humber Local Nature Partnerships (LNPs) consists of Factual correction stakeholders from commercial and social sectors, as well as environmental organisations.'
Amend text MC42 136 8.52 'The Humberhead Levels Partnership which has secured Nature Improvement Area (NIA) Typographical error status for the Humberhead Levels. This is an inter-connected habitat network...'
Amend text European Marine Site (EMS) To reflect the publication of the East MC43 136 Table 9 ' ...These sites are considered through the preparation of the Marine Management Inshore and East Offshore Marine Plans Organisation's Draft East Inshore and East OffshoreOffshire Marine Plans (July 2013April 2014).'
Amend text MC44 138 ENV4(B) 'Proposals that are likely to have an adverse effect on a National Site (alone or in To improve consistency with the NPPF combination) will not normally be permitted, except where the benefits of development in that location clearly outweigh both the impact on the site and any broader impacts on the
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy wider network of National Sites.'
ENV4(C) & MC45 138 See MM9. (D)
Amend text '...paragraph 118 of the National Planning Policy Framework. Potential SPAs (pSPA), possible MC46 139 8.58 SACs (pSAC) and proposed Ramsar sites are afforded the same protection as European Sites. Factual correction This will includes an extension amendment to the Flamborough Head SPA and SAC boundaries, which has have been identified by Natural England as a pSPA and pSAC.'
Amend text 'Development proposals will be considered under the statutory context afforded to them including the Habitats Regulations and SSSI legislation. It will This may require consideration of potential impacts from developments some distance away, which is based on the nature of the development and potential pathways for impact. This is a more effective approach To provide additional clarity on the MC47 140 8.64 than a line of a map which would not take these factors into account. At a local level, implementation of the policy development should avoid harm and where appropriate enhance LWSs through buffering. The need for a management plan should be considered on a case by case basis and will depend on the development proposed and ownership of the LWS. The Council's Biodiversity Officer can provide advice on the circumstances where it may be appropriate to prepare a management plan.'
Amend text '...important in contributing to sustainable development. The Hull and East Riding Green MC48 144 8.71 Infrastructure Strategy (in preparation by the Hull and East Yorkshire LNP) will set out a Factual correction methodology for Green Infrastructure Planning in order to inform site specific development schemes. This will include the identification of assets within the existing Green Infrastructure corridors consider the key opportunities presented by the green infrastructure corridors and
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy will be important in setting out how the functionality and connectivity of these corridors can be enhanced through new development.'
Amend text ‘...property adjoins the watercourse. Riparian owners must keep the bed and banks of the river clear of vegetation, waste, and debris and siltation, so that they pass on the flow without obstruction, pollution of diversion. They must also accept flood flow through their Factual correction and to reflect the new MC49 145 8.77 land even when there is not enough capacity downstream. Where new development will Flood and Coastal Resilience Partnership benefit either directly or indirectly from existing flood risk management infrastructure (e.g. funding regime flood defences), the developer may be expected to contribute to the costs of maintaining and improving that infrastructure. Where new defences are needed to protect new development, developers will be expected to meet the full cost.’
Amend text To update reference to Environment Agency MC50 146 8.83 ‘...where development could pose a risk to this resource. The Environment Agency’s policy Groundwater Protection Policy (GP3, 200813) outlines what types of development...'
Amend text: '...or the Environment Agency. Where a proposal is likely to generate or be affected by an To provide additional clarity on the MC51 149 8.84 environmental hazard for example it is located close to a waste water treatment works where odour could occur, early discussions should take place with the relevant implementation of the policy bodies/departments as rarely as possible in the development process, preferable at pre- application stage.’
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MC52 150 8.88 ‘If a proposal is on, or in close proximity to land potentially affected by contamination the Factual correction Council’s Environmental Health Section and the Environment Agency should be consulted. The Council holds records...’
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MC53 150 8.89 '...schools have their own catchment areas, as do retail and leisure facilities. Housing To improve consistency with the NPPF proposals will be considered against the supply position within the relevant sub area. Some proposals, such as householder extensions and changes of use...'
Amend text
‘...existing rate checked against agricultural runoff rate. The surface water runoff rate from To provide additional clarity on the MC54 152 8.91 previously developed land, or land occupied by buildings or hard standing (such as farm implementation of the policy buildings and access roads) should be established prior to redevelopment and runoff from the site restricted to 70% of this rate or to Greenfield rates.’
Amend text '...defences or managed realignment. Consideration should be given to any potential adverse To reflect the publication of the East MC55 154 8.105 environmental, social, and/or economic impacts that a proposal may have, having regard to coastal management plans/ strategies, for example Shoreline Management Plans, Humber Inshore and East Offshore Marine Plans Flood Risk Management Strategy (2008), and the East Inshore and East Offshore Marine Plans (Draft published 20143), as well as monitoring of coastal erosion...'
Amend text '...SPZ should justify why it cannot be located outside the SPZ and consider whether there are any suitable alternative sites. The following types of development are not considered to be appropriate in SPZ1: The Environment Agency's GP3 document lists those activities which MC56 155 8.108 would be considered inappropriate in SPZ1. These include the following activities:- Factual correction • waste management activities; • some forms of general industry (use B2); • oil pipelines;...'
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy Amend reference to document: ‘...developments within SPZ1. Additional guidance can be found in documentation produced MC57 155 8.109 by the Environment Agency, including GP3 Model Procedures for the Management of Land Factual correction Contamination and Guiding Principles for Land Contamination (2010). Where mitigation measures are proposed...' Amend text: To provide additional clarity on the MC58 155 8.110 ‘Outside of SPZs non-Non-mains drainage is unlikely to be acceptable for developments implementation of the policy involving sewage, trade effluent or other contaminated discharge, unless…’
A Strong and Healthy Community
Amend text
MC59 158 9.3 '...contributions taken are directly related to the development. From April 2014 (April 2015 To reflect the latest CIL Regulations under draft proposals) no more than five Planning Obligation agreements can be used to fund any one specific infrastructure project or...'
MC60 165 C3(E) See MM10.
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Outdoor sports facilities /Playing Pitches To ensure consistency between the policy MC61 165 Table 12 Accessibility Standard and evidence base (Playing Pitch Strategy) '20 minutes walking travel time'
Amend text: To ensure consistency between the policy MC62 166 9.27 '...geographical variances across the East Riding mean that clubs and, therefore, individuals and evidence base (Playing Pitch Strategy) travel significant distances to access outdoor sports facilities/ playing pitches on which to
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy play and train. On this basis, the Playing Pitch Strategy considers an access standard of 20 minutes walkingtravel time to be more appropriate than a distance standard. This access standard represents'
Amend text '...gained through Local Green Space designation. Designation does not in itself confer any To improve consistency with the NPPF MC63 168 9.34 rights of public access over what exists at present. Local Green Spaces should be protected
from inappropriate development other than when very special circumstances can be demonstrated.'
Delivering Growth Through a Sub Area Approach
Amend text: To update the timescales for the COPFAS MC64 173 10.9 '...COPFAS, which includes the provision of various lagoons to store surface water, is currently scheduled to be completed by the end of 20172016. The scheme is needed to Scheme reduce peak flows of surface water overwhelming Cottingham's sewer system.'
Amend text: 'iv. expected need for additional secondary school capacity in Beverley and the Elloughton- A1(D3.iv & To reflect the 2013 baseline pupil MC65 181 cum-Brough area; and v) projections
Also see MM11.
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MC66 189 A2(B8) 'Support the relocation of businesses from the Pinfold Lane Industrial Area to Carnaby Typographical error Industrial Estate and the comprehensive redevelopment of the Pinfold Laned Industrial Area for residential development.'
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Amend text MC67 189 A2(B9) 'Support necessary infrastructure developments associated with gas storage at Caythorpe Typographical error and the infrastructure required to delivery offshore renewable energy developments.'
Amend text MC68 189 A2(C5) 'Facilitate the relocation or roll back of existing development threatened by coastal erosion To improve consistency with policy ENV6 between Wilsthorpe and Skirlington...'
Amend text MC69 190 A2(D2.iii) To improve the flexibility of the policy 'iii. expected need for additional primary school pupil capacity in Bridlington and Beeford;'
Amend text MC70 195 10.66 '...and landscape-scale biodiversity projects are targeted. The Wolds are also an important Factual correction area for declining farmland bird species, and for buried archaeological remains.'
Amend text 'iv. expected need for additional primary school pupil capacity in Driffield, Kilham and A3 (D2.iv To reflect the 2013 baseline pupil MC71 197 Nafferton; & v) projections
Also see MM12.
Amend text To reflect the funding regime for flood MC72 203 10.88 'While Goole is protected to a good standard, which should will continue into the future, defences there is always...'
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'iii. expected need for additional secondary school pupil capacity in the Goole area; and A4(D2.iii & MC73 205 To improve the flexibility of the policy iv) iv. expected need for additional primary school pupil capacity in Goole, Gilberdyke and Howden'.
Amend text MC74 211 10.106 '...the character of the sub area. Other historic assets include Fort Paull and the heavy gun Factual correction battery at Sunk Island. Sunk Island is the result of...'
Add text '...The Spurn Peninsula is a unique feature and one of the most extensive areas of coastal MC75 211 10.108 sand dune in the region, and is designated as a Heritage Coast in recognition of its Factual correction distinctiveness and strategic importance. It also boasts some nationally significant military remains, and two distinctive lighthouses.'
Amend text MC76 213 A5(C3) 'Facilitate the relocation or roll back of existing development threatened by coastal erosion To improve consistency with policy ENV6 between Skirlington and Kilnsea...'
Amend text MC77 214 A5(D2.iv) To improve flexibility of the policy 'iv. expected need for additional primary school pupil capacity in Withernsea.'
Amend text To recognise that the Millington and MC78 221 A6(C5) 'Ensure the integrity of the Sherwood Sandstone aquifer, and the Etton and, Millington Springs, North Newbald and Springwells Groundwater Source Protection Zones, are Springwell SPZs no longer exist protected'
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A6 (D2.iv MC79 221 See MM13. and v)
Delivery, Monitoring and Reviewing
Amend text (Flood Defence and Drainage heading) To clarify that flood risk is to be reduced in MC80 225 Table 13 certain areas through flood alleviation 'Flood Defence, Alleviation and Drainage' schemes
Amend text (Surface Water Drainage row - Cottingham and Orchard Park Flood Alleviation Scheme) MC81 225 Table 13 To update on timescales for the scheme Priority and phasing ‘Essential- By mid late 2016’
Amend text (Surface Water Drainage row - Willerby and Derringham Flood Alleviation Scheme) MC82 225 Table 13 To update on timescales for the scheme Priority and phasing ‘Essential - By early late 2016 2015’
Amend text (Surface Water Drainage row - Anlaby and East Ella Flood Alleviation Scheme) MC83 225 Table 13 Priority and phasing To update on timescales for the scheme ‘By mid 2017 late 2016’
Amend text (Primary Schools row) To reflect the 2013 baseline pupil MC84 232 Table 13 Where? projections 'Projected primary school capacity shortfalls need to be resolved in the following
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy settlements: Beeford, Beverley, Brandesburton, Bridlington, Driffield, Elloughton-cum- Brough, Gilberdyke, Goole, Howden, Keyingham, Kilham, Market Weighton, Nafferton, North Ferriby, Swanland and Withernsea. A new primary school or will be needed in Beverley, Driffield and Goole.'
Amend text (Secondary Schools row) Where? To reflect the 2013 baseline pupil MC85 232 Table 13 projections 'Projected secondary school catchment capacity shortfalls need to be resolved in the Beverley, Elloughton-cum-Brough, Driffield and Goole and Pocklington area'
Amend text (Public Open Space and Playing Pitches row) What is required? ‘Public Open Space, public realm and Playing Pitches - Additional open space and playing pitches. Public realm improvements in Bridlington’ Where? To include specific provision for public MC86 233 Table 13 ‘Identified shortfalls of open space provision from the nine categories in various locations realm improvements within the IDP across the East Riding. Public realm improvements identified through economic development plans and strategies, such as the Bridlington Town Centre AAP’ Sources of funding ‘Provision of open space and public realm as part of development sites as well as developer contributions for off-site provision, where appropriate. Funding from Sport England and other national bodies’
Add row (after Public Open Space and Playing Pitches) To recognise a need for green infrastructure MC87 233 Table 13 provision throughout the plan period What is required alongside new development
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy ‘Green Infrastructure - Investment in green infrastructure projects’ Where? ‘Areas throughout the East Riding’ Main delivery organisations ‘East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Natural England, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, Environment Agency, and others’ Priority & phasing ‘Need for investment throughout the plan period’ Sources of funding
‘Developer contributions at site level’ Contingencies ‘Investigate provision of contributions via CIL’
Add new indicator (after indicator 43) Policy 'ENV4' Table 14 Objective To provide a more comprehensive and MC88 247 (ENV4) positive monitoring framework '17' Indicator 'Amount of land designated as internationally designated sites, nationally designated sites and local sites'
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy Target 'Increase from the baseline position of 16,396.6ha (2012)' Delivery Agency 'ERYC Developers Natural England'
247- To reflect the addition of new strategic MC89 Table 14 Values of all strategic indicators past 44 are increased by one. 248 indicator 44
Amend text (Indicator 44) Indicator Table 14 'Area of green infrastructure created and lost through new development.,measured through To provide a more comprehensive and MC90 247 (ENV5) indicators 38, 39, 44, 45,' positive monitoring framework Target 'No green infrastructure lost'Net Increase'
Amend text (fifth and sixth bullets under Environment heading)
• 'Proportion of waterbodies achieving Good Ecological Status or Good Ecological To reflect up to date terminology used to MC91 249 Table 15 Potential*watercourses classified as good or fair chemical quality* measure the quality of waterbodies • Proportion of watercourses classified as good or fair biological quality*'
Appendices
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Appendix MC92 254 B: List of See MM15. Villages
Glossary of Terms
Add new row (following Community Infrastructure Levy) Glossary To provide a definition of what is 'Community service/facility: MC93 255 of key considered to be a community service or terms Where a use furthers (or has recently furthered) the community's social well-being or social facility interests.'
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MC94 258 Glossary 'Main Town Centre Uses: Comprises retail development; leisure, entertainment facilities, and Typographical error the more intensive sport and recreation uses; offices; and arts, s culture and tourism development.'
Minor Modifications identified 5 September 2014
Amend text MC153 86 6.39 • 'area comprising non housing development, such as employment, commercial uses Typographical error or community facilities (such as a new school of or health centre)'
Amend text MC154 106 7.44 Typographical error '...In addition, the East Riding Infrastructure Study hihglights highlights the...'
MC155 107 7.50 'Guidance contained within 'Car Parking-What Works Where' (English Partnerships, 2006) To ensure consistency in referencing. 'Manual for Streets' (DfT, 2007) and 'Manual for Streets 2, wider application of the principles'
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy (The Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation, 2010) should be used to establish appropriate layouts, design, and balance between on-street and off-street parking within new development'
Amend Text: ‘Some civil airports are important to the national air transport system and are, alongside To respond to consultation response MC156 113 7.66 military and other technical sites, officially safeguarded to ensure that their operation is not inhibited by new development. The officially safeguarded areas, around Humberside Airport MM20. and Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield Airport (including Hibaldstow Radar Station) are determined by the airport operator.’
Amend text MC157 115 7.75 Typographical error ‘Since Mminerals can only be worked where they are naturally found.
Amend text MC158 128 8.31 'There are no statutory landscape designations in the East Riding, although there are two Typographical errors areas identifid identified as Heritage Coast, whcih which are recognised...'
Amend text To provide clarity on the interpretation of MC159 137 8.54 'New developments are expected to optimise opportunities to safeguard and enhance biodiversity and geodiversity, and, where possible, deliver enhancements that result in a net the policy. gain in biodiversity.'
Amend text To clarify that the SFRA is the starting point MC160 150 8.89 ‘The Sequential Test, which seeks to direct development away from flood risk areas as far as possible, will require development proposals to be assessed against the Council’s SFRA and for applying the sequential test. Environment Agency’s Flood Map and the Council’s SFRA.’
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Amend text MC161 175 10.21 'The Humber Bridge Country Park and the Humber Foreshore are also valued visitor Typographical error destinations for the sub area, and the Humber Bridge Experience (2012) looks to...'
Amend last sentence of text (Primary Schools row) Typographical error and to reflect the 2013 MC162 232 Table 13 Where? baseline pupil projections ‘A new primary school or will be needed in Beverley, Driffield and Goole.'
Amend ‘Sources of funding’ column for the ‘Primary Schools’ row in the table to include additional Priority School Building Programme funding as follows: Clarification following announcement of MC163 232 Table 13 funding for specific schools within the ‘East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Academy Schools, Priority School Building Programme and Priority School Building Programme. National Government funding settlements’
Amend ‘Sources of funding’ column for the ‘Secondary Schools’ row in the table to include additional Priority School Building Programme funding as follows: Clarification following announcement of MC164 232 Table 13 funding for specific schools within the ‘East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Academy Schools, Priority School Building Programme and Priority School Building Programme. National Government funding settlements’
Indicator Amend objectives column; MC165 244 Typographical error 16 '4, 6, 8 6'
Amend text in indicator column Indicator MC166 247 Factual correction 44 'Area of green infrastructure lost through new development, measured through indicators 38, 39, and 44., 45'
MC167 248 Indicator Amend text in target column Typographical error
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Page Paragraph Ref. Proposed Change Justification No. / Policy 51 'Meet the Infrastructure Delivery Plan timeframes in Table 13 12'
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Foreward
Insert text 'It is the role of the planning system to help make development happen and respond to both the challenges and opportunities within an area. The task of the East Riding Local Plan is to make sure that the right scale and type of development takes place in the right locations at the right time. The Local Plan must be prepared in accordance with national planning policy but be sensitive to locally identified needs and priorities. We face a number of challenges including the risk of flooding and problems relating to the remoteness of some of our settlements, but there are also many strengths and opportunities. We need to respond to these to ensure that sustainable development benefits as many people as possible. We have a growing and increasingly ageing population and whilst the majority of our communities enjoy a high quality of life, deprivation is evident Proposed Submission Allocations Document MC95 I Foreword in some areas. Making new housing affordable is a key challenge, and ensuring people have identified that the Foreword would be access to services, particularly in our rural areas, remains a priority. Yet, we have a rich, inserted prior to submission diverse and distinctive landscape, with communities of different sizes where people enjoy living and spending their leisure time. We also have fantastic businesses and workers, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform the local economy into a leading centre for renewable energy. This Allocations Document is a key part of the East Riding Local Plan. It identifies specific sites where development will come forward, providing guidance on how development can be maximised for the benefit of all. The development of these sites will help respond to the challenges and opportunities identified in the East Riding, particularly in terms of delivering much needed housing and providing space for businesses to grow and invest. Importantly, the Allocations Document provides a degree of certainty for communities, developers and infrastructure providers over the long term to 2029.
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Page Ref. Paragraph Proposed Change Justification No. We have developed strong relationships with communities as well as businesses and other stakeholders during the preparation of the Local Plan. This has enabled us to produce a document reflecting the needs and aspirations of communities reflecting also the priorities of the East Riding Community Plan. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved in the preparation of the Local Plan. We look forward to working with you in the future to ensure that the policies and proposals in the plan are delivered and that together we create a sustainable future for the East Riding.
Cllr Symon Fraser Portfolio Holder for Environment, Housing and Planning'
Locating new development
Amend text MC96 9 2.3 Typographical error 'A full list of Villages is provided in Appendix B A of the Strategy Document.'
Aldbrough
Amend text MC97 13 ALD-B(b) 'b. Where possible, Rretain and re-use the existing agricultural buildings on the North Street To improve flexibility of the policy frontage; and'
Amend text To provide additional clarity on the MC98 13/14 3.5 '...buildings that front onto North Street make an important contribution to the Conservation Area, and should, where possible, be retained and incorporated as part of the implementation of the policy development...'
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'...it lies within the Conservation Area, proposals must have regard to its character and To provide additional clarity on the MC99 14 3.6 appearance. This could be through keeping the southern part of the site open, which would implementation of the policy help to protect the parkland setting at the entrance of the Conservation Area. In particular, the mature trees fronting Hull Road...'
Beverley
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MC100 29 6.12 'This site is previously developed land which is reasonably well related to the existing Factual correction settlement patterns ... retain the tree belt. As tThe site is within adjacent to the Conservation Area and any scheme will need to have regard...'
MC101 30 BEV-G See MM17.
Add sentence to end of paragraph To provide additional clarity on the MC102 30 6.17 '...adjacent Kelgate Bar development site to the north. The nationally significant medieval Town Ditch of Beverley runs along the northern edge of the site and this must be protected implementation of the policy from encroachment by any proposed development.'
Bridlington
Amend text To improve consistency with other policies MC103 44 BRID-A 'This site is allocated for housing development. Proposals must provide for the in the Allocations Document comprehensive development of the site and will be required to:...'
Bubwith
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Amend text MC104 54 BUB-B Typographical error ‘Policy Policy BUB-B - Land North of 67-79 Main Street (1.09ha)’
Cottingham
This site is proposed to be replaced by a See East Riding of Yorkshire Council's Allocations Document Matter 2 Statement, which MC105 61 COT-B new allocation (COT-M), which is identified proposes the deletion of this allocation. as being more suitable for development.
Driffield
MC106 69 DRF-B See MM19.
Amend text MC107 71 DRF-D Typographical error 'Policy DRF-D - Land East of Pinkney’s Lane and North of Angus Drive (0.84ha)'
MC108 73 DRF-I See MM20.
MC109 76 DRF-I(e) See MM21.
Elloughton-cum-Brough
Amend text To improve consistency with other policies MC110 85 ECB-C(e) 'e. Provide for a substantial landscaped buffer and noise reduction fencing along the in the Allocations Document boundary of the railway line; and'
Flamborough
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'...integrate the development into the surrounding landscape. In addition, the site lies 65 To provide additional clarity on the MC111 89 18.7 metres from Flamborough Castle which is a Scheduled Monument. It is likely that an implementation of the policy archaeological assessment will be required, in accordance with Policy ENV3 of the Strategy Document, for this site.'
Goole
'... into the surrounding landscape. Access will be taken through the existing road network To provide additional clarity on the MC112 97 20.13 via Ferndale Grove, Woodfield Road and Cobbler Hill on to Western Road. In addition, an implementation of the policy access could be taken from the existing farm track off Woodland Avenue/ Charles Drive.'
'...also improve the amenity for existing residents in the vicinity of the site. However, the proposed design and layout of the development should not have a detrimental impact on To provide additional clarity on the MC113 98 20.17 the delivery of development in the port of Goole. The potential risk of contamination from implementation of the policy the current uses will...'
'...need to take into account that a small part of the site lies within a HSA consultation zone. To provide additional clarity on the MC114 98 20.18 In addition, the proposed design and layout of the development should not have a implementation of the policy detrimental impact on the delivery of development in the port of Goole.'
'...will need to have regard to its character , appearance and setting. In addition, the To provide additional clarity on the MC115 99 20.24 proposed design and layout of the development should not have a detrimental impact on implementation of the policy the delivery of development in the port of Goole.'
Hedon Haven Key Employment Site
MC116 106 HAV-A(c) See MM22.
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Amend text: 'The development of this site has the potential to have a significant impact on the road network which must be cost effectively limited mitigated. Therefore, a comprehensive To provide additional clarity on the MC117 108 23.7 transport assessment and travel plan must accompany any planning application. The implementation of the policy provision of a direct road link between the site and the existing operational port area at Alexandra Dock, (within the existing operational port area) via the north of the Salt End Chemical Works, will be required to support...'
Amend text: '...The creation of a Park and Ride facility in the northern part of the site, immediately to the south of the A1033, will particularly help to limit any significant impacts mitigate the impact To provide additional clarity on the MC118 108 23.8 of additional development on the road network and meet the identified need for a Park and Ride facility to be provided to the East of Hull. The delivery of this facility is likely to be implementation of the policy required alongside additional measures as are necessary (e.g. the physical improvement of key junctions) to be accompanied by cost effectively limit the significant impact of the development the physical improvement of key junctions on the surrounding road network.'
Amend text to state '...allocation makes to the setting of these assets. Due to the importance of these assets, development proposals will be expected to accord with the mitigation measures which are set out in sensitivity of this landscape, development proposals will need to be informed by the conclusions of the Heritage Impact Assessment. Of particular note are the remains of the To provide addition clarity on relevant MC119 108 23.9 medieval harbours at Hedon (which is a Scheduled Monument) and is the setting of the heritage assets and direct link to the Grade I Listed Churches of St Augustine in Hedon and St Andrew at Paull and All Saints at Heritage Impact Assessment Preston. The landscaped setting of these assets is an important component of their significance and it is essential that this is views of these churches from each other are an important aspect of their setting, and should be maintained through the sensitive design and layout of development on thise site'
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Amend text MC120 111 24.4 '...the number of completed plots in the settlement since the start of the Plan period (190 Factual correction 155 dwellings), the Plan allocates five sites for residential development...'
Amend text MC121 112 HES-A Factual correction ‘Policy HES-A Tranby Park Farm and Stokedove Stockdove Wood (29.55ha)'
MC122 112 HES-A(a) See MM23.
Leconfield
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'There is a Scheduled Monument to the southwest of the site and any development will need To provide additional clarity on the MC123 145 32.6 to safeguard those elements that contribute to its significance. It is likely that an implementation of the policy archaeological assessment will be required, in accordance with Policy ENV3 of the Strategy Document, for this site. In addition, a flood alleviation scheme for the village...'
Melbourne
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MC124 154 35.4 '...have sought to reflect this character. The landscape to the north of the village, adjacent to Factual correction Pocklington Canal, which is part of the wider nature designations around the Lower Derwent Valley, forms part of an Important Landscape Area. Development in this area...'
Middleton on the Wolds
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North Ferriby
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MC126 167 40.2 'Though relatively larger, the village is mainly compact in nature, bounded to the west by a Factual correction strong line of planting, to the north by the Yorkshire Wolds Important Landscape Area and to the south by the north bank of the Humber Estuary. From high points in the village there...'
Patrington
Amend text MC127 171 PAT-B(b) Factual correction 'b. Retain and reuse the Listed Building on Main Street Westgate.’
Amend text MC128 172 41.6 ‘...together with the Listed Building fronting onto Main Street Westgate, will help to Factual correction sensitively integrate the development into the Conversation Conservation Area.'
Pocklington
Amend text ‘ …more modern buildings. Several unusual street names reflect the history of the town, MC129 173 42.1 which dates from the Iron Age this medieval town, which lies within a much older landscape, Factual correction and has antecedents which stretch back to at least the Iron Age. The largely hidden Pocklington beck, a small stream that feeds into the Pocklington Canal, bisects the centre of the town.'
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Amend text MC130 175 POC-C Typographical error ‘Policy Policy POC-C - Land North of Mile End Park (7.11ha)’
Amend text MC131 179 POC-I Factual correction 'These This sites are is allocated for employment use.'
MC132 179 POC-J(c) See MM26.
Amend text MC133 180 POC-K 'This site is allocated for mixed use development, including employment development and Typographical error complementary uses. Proposals will be required to:'
Preston
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MC134 182 43.1 ‘…three miles from Hull City boundary. A Conservation Area has been designated around the Factual correction surviving elements of the historic core of the village, which is now centred on Main Street. Buildings are predominantly two storey in height...’
Skirlaugh
Amend text 'There are a range of services available in the village, which include a primary school, local MC135 188 46.2 store, Post Office and two public houses. A bus services connects the village to Hornsea Factual correction Hedon and Hull, which enables residents to access a much more extensive range of services and employment opportunities.'
Snaith
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Amend text MC136 190 47.3 Typographical error ‘…east of the town. The allocations have also sought the to retain a gap between…’
Walkington
MC137 204 WAL-A(a) See MM27.
Amend text To provide additional clarity on the MC138 204 53.4 'This site is reasonably well related to the settlement pattern, and with the retention and enhancement of peripheral trees and hedgerows, could be developed without undue impact implementation of the policy on the character...'
MC139 204 WAL-B(a) See MM28.
Amend text To provide additional clarity on the MC140 204 53.5 '...valuable screening to the site. Their retention, alongside enhanced landscaping, will help implementation of the policy to soften the impact of the development and integrate it into the surrounding landscape...'
Appendices
Amend text (Hessle commitments) MC141 220 Table B Factual correction 190 155
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Amend text MC168 99 20.21 Factual correction 'See the Capitol Park Key Employment Site section of this document for employment site
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Driffield MC142 See MM20. Inset 12
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Dunswell MC143 Factual correction Inset 13
MC144 Hornsea See MM29.
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Pocklington To reflect updated OS MC145 Inset 40 base map
South Cave MC146 See MM30. Inset 46
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Update Ancient Monument to the south of the village
Scheduled Monument Stamford Bridge designation has been MC147 Inset 47 confirmed by English Heritage
Part 2 - Villages
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Pollington MC149 See MM31. Inset 124
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Seaton MC150 See MM32. Inset 130
Welton MC151 See MM33. Inset 147
Key
Change policy references Seafront Areas (EC3 EC2) To reflect the policies MC152 Last page Town Centre Boundary (EC4 EC3) in the Strategy Document Primary Shopping Frontage (EC4 EC3) Primary Shopping Area (EC4 EC3)
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Improve legibility of MC170 All maps Change map sizes and scales to at least < 1:4000 maps
MC171 All Grid maps Include further Candidate Local Wildlife Sites Factual correction
Include all Golf Courses and Driving Ranges (open space) not previously shown. These were identified on inset MC172 All Grid maps Factual correction maps, but not East Riding wide Grid Maps.
Grid maps As agreed with the 7/8/9/13/15/17/19 Environment Agency MC173 Delete Source Protection Zone /26/32/33/34/42/5 these areas are subject 1/57 to future change which will supersede the
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identified boundaries
As agreed with the Environment Agency Inset maps these areas are subject MC174 Delete Source Protection Zone 2/8/11/13/28/124 to future change which will supersede the identified boundaries
Remove open space designation North of Sewerby Road, Bridlington
Bridlington This land is no longer MC175 Inset 7 in use as allotments
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Amended Howden Conservation Area
Howden To reflect updated MC176 Conservation Area Inset 25 boundary
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Amended Bishop Wilton Conservation Area
To reflect updated MC177 Grid 17 Inset 69 Conservation Area boundary
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Amended Flamborough Conservation Area
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Amended South Cave East Conservation Area
To reflect updated MC179 Grid 40 Inset 46 Conservation Area boundary
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Amended South Cave West Conservation Area
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Amended Beverley North Bar Within Conservation Area
To reflect updated MC181 Grid 34 Inset 4 Conservation Area boundary
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Amended Beverley Norwood Area Conservation Area
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Amended Beverley Westwood Area Conservation Area
To reflect updated MC183 Grid 34 Inset 4 Conservation Area boundary
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Amended Beverley Markets Area Conservation Area
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Amended Beverley Minster Area Conservation Area
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Amended Beverley Railway Area Conservation Area
To reflect updated MC186 Grid 34 Inset 4 Conservation Area boundary
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Amended Beverley Flemingate Beckside Conservation Area
To reflect updated MC187 Grid 34 Inset 4 Conservation Area boundary
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Add Swinemoor Open Space and delete Common Land designation
MC188 Grid 34 Inset 4 Factual correction
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Add Figham Open Space and delete Common Land designation
MC189 Grid 34 Inset 4 Factual correction
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Delete Westwood Common Land designation
MC190 Grid 34 Inset 4 Factual correction
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Add Pocklington Neighbourhood Area
To reflect the newly designated MC191 Grid 24 Inset 40 Neighbourhood Area
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Add North Cave Neighbourhood Area
To reflect the newly designated MC192 Grid 40 Inset 37 Neighbourhood Area
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Add Wawne Neighbourhood Area
To reflect the newly designated MC193 Grid 34 Inset 52 Neighbourhood Area
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Amend Cottingham Neighbourhood Area
MC194 Factual correction
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Amend Strategic Aerodrome buffer (ENV6) to include Hibaldstow Radar 30km buffer and amend legend to; 'Strategic Aviation Consultation Zone (ENV6)'
To respond to consultation MC195 Grid 48 response MM20.
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Add Flood Management Scheme Ref:14/01213/STPLF
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Delete Flood Management Scheme
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Please note - this paper has been amended and supersedes all previously published Schedules of Proposed Changes.
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