SG2 Land at Barff House, Brandesburton SITE INFORMATION

Current Ref. SG2 Land at Barff House, Brandesburton Nominated No. NOM 05 Regulation 25 Ref. AOS01a

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: Yarrows Aggregates Ltd

Contact: Little Catwick Quarry Leven Bypass Leven

Christopher C Kendall (Agent) Hickling Gray Associates

OS Grid Ref: TA 102 474

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 113 ha There are two parts to the site, north and south: North has an area of 37ha South has an area of 76 ha Quantity / Output Rate: Estimated 1.0 million tonnes (total reserve) Of this 330,000 tonnes is estimated to be in the northern section and 670,000 tonnes in the southern section. Estimated 850,000 tonnes (marketable reserve) Of this 280,500 tonnes is estimated to be in the northern section and 569,500 tonnes in the southern section. Estimated annual yield: 100,000 tonnes pa. As the sites would be worked progressively, extraction will commence on one site and then move to the other. NB. Source of mineral information - the applicants operate a quarry (Yarrows) on the opposite side of the bypass, therefore they are familiar with the geology of the area. The applicants have drilled in a number of locations and have found reserves.

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Indicative Working Proposals Phasing / direction of working is not known at this stage, however the site would be worked progressively with restoration taking place on completion of specific phases. Processing facilities have been installed at Yarrows. Should the Barff site be suitable for mineral extraction it is envisaged that minerals would be taken to Yarrows. Alternatively, should Yarrows be completed sooner than anticipated (2024), the plant would relocate to Barff. Recycled aggregate is processed at Yarrows. The plant would continue to be used or relocated to Barff. Construction waste would be the proposed aggregate to be processed with an expected catchment area of Hull, Driffield and Beverley. It is likely that the site would be restored to a mixture of agriculture with some water based recreation. The applicants are experienced operators and have successfully operated the Yarrows site without complaints from any authorities or members of the public. Current Status: Lies within the JMLP SG11 Leven and Brandesburton AOS.

Proposed Status: Proposed preferred area put forward in the consultation process.

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Candidate Site Boundary Nearby Candidate Site

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG2 Candidate Sand and Gravel Site Land at Baff House, Brandesburton SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:10,000 at A4 12/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG2_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

Is the Site referred to in another Plan or Holderness Plan: Policy • Part in Policy U12 Area Susceptible to Flooding • Adjacent former Hoveringham Gravel workings have been designated under Policy ENV14 RIGS

Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Holderness Plan: Plan or Policy • Policy ENV40 Mineral Consultation Area

Any planning applications previously on • Understandably a lot on such a wide area (over the Site 100 applications) but none that relate to S&G extraction. • Traditionally, it is likely that there has been considerable extraction in the area, given the large landfill and proliferation of ponds used for leisure purposes etc. Surrounding land use Northern Parcel – Agriculture / Leisure / Hospital Southern Parcel – Agriculture / Leisure

Nearest residential property in metres Northern Parcel: House - 212m Hospital - 135m Distances are for nearest field, although operator indicated reserve may not extend fully into this northern-most field.

Southern Parcel: Stansted Grange (Farm) - 370m (E) Heigholm Hall – 130m (W)

In total there are 1,826 dwellings within 2km, 721 of which are within 1km of the Nomination Site.

Access to Site Access onto Starcarr Lane via an existing private road (Hempholme Lane).

Highway improvements required This proposed minerals working site could generate a significant increase in the level of traffic movements on the adjacent public highway network. A Transport Assessment will be required, especially with regard to the increase in vehicle turning movements at the junction with Star Carr Lane, which may need to be improved to provide a right turn holding

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lane as a result of this development. Heigholme Lane, the private access road serving this development (which is also a Public Right of Way) would need to be widened and improved to accommodate two-way traffic movements and retain a means of access for pedestrians. The existing vehicular access serving the development should be widened and improved to accommodate two- way traffic movements and the turning requirements of service vehicles at the junction with Star Carr Lane. Swept Path Analysis drawings will need to be submitted detailing the features on the adjacent public highway and showing the turning manoeuvres of heavy goods delivery vehicles entering and leaving the site. Visibility for the drivers of emerging vehicles will need to comply with the requirements of the Highways Agency’s ‘Design Manual for Roads and Bridges’ (1992) for the current 60 m.p.h. speed limit. A Traffic Speed Survey will be required in support of any proposal to reduce the visibility splays below the recommended levels. Parking, loading, off-loading and manoeuvring facilities should be provided within the site curtilage.

Nearest watercourse / floodplain Barff Drain flows through the site

Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The southern parcel of the site is within Flood Zone 3. The northern parcel of the site is within Flood Zone 1.

Public Right of Way Yes – to the east of the site.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 18B: Quarry Farmland, bordering:- Character Area 19C: North Holderness Open Farmland; and Character Area 19D: Central Holderness Open Farmland. Quality: Good overall, with areas of high quality linked to the upper reaches of the River Hull Headwaters (northern end of Character Area 18A). Other designations in this landscape character type that are linked to landscape character are open areas identified in the Local Plan to maintain separation between settlements, as at Foston on the Wolds and Seaton and Sigglesthorne. The ecological importance of the area is recognised by national and local designations. The River Hull Headwaters is a habitat protection area. Capacity: The effect of gravel extraction can be seen and has resulted in the development of uncharacteristic recreation sites such as caravan parks. However, these sites do tend to be less visible in the landscape and do not appear to have extensive visual envelopes. Sensitivity: This low lying generally open landscape has a tranquil character that is sensitive to change as a result of built development. Mineral extraction is characteristic of the area south and east of Brandesburton. Restoration schemes have introduced water bodies to the area that have contributed to recreation and ecology. Landscape Character Area 18B, Quarry Farmland has low sensitivity to continued mineral extraction.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use - Features found within 2km Agricultural Land GRADE 2 0.00 Classification GRADE 3 0.00 GRADE 4 1.16 Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land Management No Catchment Farming Delivery Initiatives Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living Landscape Brandesburton and Hornsea Mere 0.00 River Hull Floodplain 0.81

Environmental 644m Stewardship Entry Level Countryside Stewardship West Agreements

Countryside 14CSS011731 1.00 Stewardship Schemes GWPZ No Ground Water Protection Zone

Coastal Marine - Features found within 2 km

Marine No. Nominated Site is not within 2km of the coast

Ecological - Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site No SSSI Leven Canal 1.10 Tophill Low 2.24 River Hull Headwaters 4.13 Pulfin Bog 4.70 Hornsea Mere 6.19 Bryan Mills Field 7.82

SAC No SPA Hornsea Mere 6.19

National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No Local Nature There are 2 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nominated Site, or within Conservation 1km.

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Designations There are 38 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nominated Site.

Ancient Woodland Cote Wood 5.39 Low Wood 6.19

Regionally Important Brandesburton Gravel Pits 0.00 Geological Sites (RIGS) Routh Quarry 2.16 Seaton 4.44 Jarrets Ings near Brigham 4.51 Brigham Quarry 6.75 Hornsea Mere 6.76

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World Heritage Sites No

Scheduled Monuments Hayholme Moated Site 0.19 Market Cross 0.78

Registered Parks and No Gardens Registered Battlefield No

Listed Buildings There are no Listed Buildings within the Nominated Site, however 2 Grade II Listed Buildings are within close proximity: Coach-House to Heighholme Hall 0.14 km Brandesburton Hall Hospital 0.16 km

A further 21 Listed Buildings are less than 2km from the Site, of which: 1 is Grade I Church of St Marys 0.93 km 1 is Grade Holy Trinity Church II* 1.20 km and the remainder are Grade II.

There are 83 Listed Buildings between 2km & 8km from the Nominated Site.

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Current Ref. SG3 Routh’s Carr and Monksbridge Plantation, Leven, Routh Nominated No. NOM 12 Regulation 25 Ref. AOS01b

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: Yarrows Aggregates Ltd

Contact: Little Catwick Quarry Leven Bypass Leven

OS Grid Ref: TA 1043 and TA1044

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 65.75 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: 900,000 tonnes / 100,000 tonnes per annum

Current Status: Lies within JMLP Leven and Brandesburton AOS

Proposed Status: Proposed Preferred Area put forward in Consultation Process.

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Legend Boundary of Candidate Preferred Area NB. Not all the area would necessarily be extracted.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG3 Candidate Sand and Gravel Site Routh's Carr and Monksbridge Plantation, Leven, Routh SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:10,000 at A4 12/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG3_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT Is the Site referred to in another Plan or Part of the Site is identified as a RIGS and subject to Policy Policy E15 in the Beverley Borough Local Plan. Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Yes. The Site is a Minerals Consultation Area in the Plan or Policy Beverley Borough Local Plan. Any planning applications previously on Adjacent to the restored tailings lagoon for Routh Quarry the Site which has been restored and permission granted for a holiday home park. 07/06851 – STPLE - C/U for 50 holiday homes Surrounding land use Agricultural Land and Sewerage Treatment Works, Holiday Home Park located 100m to the SW of the site. Nearest residential property in metres Land owner’s property 200m to the east and a Holiday Home Park located 100m to the south west of the site. In total there are 1,379 dwellings within 2km, 1,278 of which are within 1km of the Nomination Site. Access to Site The site is currently accessed via an agricultural gateway direct onto the A1035, or onto Carr Lane, a minor trackway running along the northern boundary of the site. A Transport Assessment will be required, especially with regard to the increase in vehicle turning movements at the junction with the A1035, which may need to be improved to provide a right turn holding lane as a result of this development.

Highway improvements required This proposed minerals working site could generate a significant increase in the level of traffic movements on the adjacent public highway network. The proposed vehicular access serving the development should be made wide enough to accommodate two-way traffic movements and the turning requirements of service vehicles at the junction with the A1035. Swept Path Analysis drawings will need to be submitted detailing the features on the adjacent public highway and showing the turning manoeuvres of heavy goods delivery vehicles entering and leaving the site. The means of vehicular access onto the A1035 should be closed off and abandoned when the permitted operations at the quarry cease. Visibility for the drivers of emerging vehicles should comply with the minimum requirements of the Highways Agency’s ‘Design Manual for Roads and Bridges’ (1992) for the current 50 M.P.H. speed limit. A Traffic Speed Survey will be required in support of any proposal to reduce the visibility splays below the recommended levels. Parking, loading, off-loading and manoeuvring facilities for cars and service vehicles should be provided within the site curtilage. Nearest watercourse / floodplain The Site is bisected by a number of drains Town Drain and East Drain, Monks Drain, Cross Drain and a number of smaller drains are located within the site. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The site is located in Flood Risk Zone 3.

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Public Right of Way None identified.

LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 19D: Central Holderness Open Farmland. Quality: Vertical features and large scale farm buildings are dominant and detract from landscape character. Other detractors such as industrial development at Carnaby, and pylons and communication masts, are spread throughout the area but overall do not seriously harm the quality of the landscape which is assessed to be ordinary to good with pockets of high quality at Burton Constable and Rise. Capacity: The quality of the landscape is assessed to be ordinary to good overall. Commercial and industrial development outside current development limits would affect rural landscape character introducing urban infrastructure to the landscape. For example lighting, buildings, car parking and signs. This landscape has capacity to accept some development that respects scale, historic context, landscape pattern and vernacular.

Sensitivity: There are several landmark buildings in the landscape type and views of these are sensitive to development that would interrupt those important views.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use - Features found within 2 km Agricultural Land GRADE 2 0.00 Classification GRADE 3 0.00 Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land Management No Initiatives Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas River Hull Floodplain 0.09 Living Landscape

Environmental No Stewardship Agreements Countryside 14CSS011761 1.23 Stewardship Schemes 14CSS012167 1.43

Ground Water Protection No Zone

Coastal Marine - Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nomination Site is not within 2km of the coast

Ecological - Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site No SSSI Leven Canal 0.37 Pulfin Bog 4.10 Tophill Low 4.21 Tophill Low 4.82 Hornsea Mere 6.94

River Hull Headwaters 7.53 SAC No

SPA Hornsea Mere 6.94 National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve Sigglesthorne Station 7.44 Local Nature There is 1 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 36 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Designations Site.

Ancient Woodland Cote Wood 2.84

Low Wood 6.95 Regionally Important Routh Quarry 0.00 Geological Sites (RIGS) Brandesburton Gravel Pits 2.16

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Brandesburton Gravel Pits 2.27 Seaton 5.00 Seaton 7.39 Hornsea Mere 7.46 Jarrets Ings Nr Brigham 7.93

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World Heritage Sites No

Scheduled Monuments No

Registered Parks and No Gardens Registered Battlefield No

Listed Buildings There are no Listed Buildings within the Nomination Site, however 11 Grade II Listed Buildings are within 1km, the closest of which is: Level House 0.29 km as is one Grade II* Listed Building: Holy Trinity Church 0.70 km

A further 3 Listed Buildings are less than 2km from the Site, of which: 2 are Grade II and 1 is Grade II*

There are 535 Listed Buildings between 2km & 8 km from the Nomination Site. NOTE: The applicant should ensure the safeguarding of Leven House (listed building) within their proposal.

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Current Ref. SG4 Gransmoor Lane and Gembling AOS Nominated No. NOM 21 Regulation 25 Ref. AOS02

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: W Clifford Watts Ltd

Contact: Mr Terry Horton

OS Grid Ref: TA 115.588

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 685 ha (not all of area would be worked; stand-offs to settlements, wooded areas and watercourses will be retained) Quantity / Output Rate: Up to 3.6 mt / 160,000 tonnes per annum, comprising:- 2.4mt / 100,000 tpa in Northern part; and 1.2mt / 60,000 tpa in Southern part. Indicative Working Proposals Progressive working, with extraction closely followed by restoration to agriculture. Tree planting to provide visual screening. Nomination supported by specification of mitigation measures for proposed extraction Current Status: Lies within JMLP Area of Search (AOS) Gransmoor and Lissett

Proposed Status: Proposed Area of Search to include extensions to operational quarries within proposed AOS footprint.

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± Legend Candidate Area of Search NB. Not all the area would necessarily be extracted.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG4 Candidate sand and gravel Area of Search Gransmoor Lane and Gembling SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:25,000 at A4 13/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG4_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

Is the Site referred to in another Plan or The local plan identifies policies EN12 and EN17 within the Policy area or search. EN12 applies to Gransmoor Quarry Regionally Important Geological Site, and EN17 Flood Zone 2. Is the Site currently safeguarded in any No, but existing quarries within the AOS are safeguarded by Plan or Policy Mineral Consultation Areas in the East Yorkshire Local Plan.

Any planning applications previously 07/04264/STPLFE within the area. Land South West Of Turtle Hill Farm, Burton Agnes, East Riding Of Yorkshire Extension to sand and gravel quarry with restoration to a lake, with wetland, woodland and grassland habitats together with agriculture.

Surrounding land use Predominantly agricultural land and associated dwellings. Area encompasses two existing quarries.

Nearest residential property in metres The proposed Area of Search encompasses, or is immediately adjacent to, a number of properties, including Park House, Gransmor Low House and Turtle Hill Farm. There are many other properties within 300m of the boundary of the proposed Area of Search, including those within the settlements of Great Kelk and Little Kelk.

Access to Site Gransmoor Lane.

Highway improvements required Not if accessed via existing quarries. Requirement for improvements identified at Barfhill.

Nearest watercourse / floodplain A number of drains run through the proposed Area of Search, notably Gransmoor Drain, Nutholmes Dike and Yew Dike.

Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The proposed Area of Search includes areas at risk from flooding (includes Zones 1, 2 and 3).

Public Right of Way The area encompasses two stretches of footpath and two stretches of bridleway.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 18E: Kelk Beck Farmland, close to the border with Character Area 19C: North Holderness Open Farmland.

Quality: Good overall with areas of high quality linked to Hornsea Mere (Landscape Character Area 18D) and the upper reaches of the river Hull Headwaters (Landscape Character Area 18E and the northern end of 18A). The upper reaches of the River Hull Headwaters in the vicinity of Harpham are within the Yorkshire Wolds Area of High Landscape Value, identified in the East Yorkshire Borough Wide Local Plan. The local designation is a reflection of the high quality on the edge of the Wolds.

Capacity: This low lying generally open landscape has a tranquil character that is sensitive to change as a result of built development. In particular industrial development would detrimentally impact on the character of the corridor. The effect of large scale industry can already be seen on the eastern boundary of Beverley and to a lesser extent along the corridor south of Beverley. The effect of gravel extraction can also be seen and has resulted in the development of uncharacteristic recreation sites such as caravan parks. However, these sites do tend to be less visible in the landscape and do not appear to have extensive visual envelopes.

Sensitivity: New development proposals for recreation facilities may impact detrimentally on the rural character of the area. The area is assessed to have medium sensitivity to this type of development overall.

The open low lying landscape has potentially high sensitivity to wind farm development. However, there may be circumstances where the sensitivity of the landscape to wind turbines is reduced to medium. This would depend upon the height, the number and location of turbines. The recreation and tourism value of the corridor may also be affected by wind farm development.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural GRADE 2 0.00 Land GRADE 3 0.00 Classification Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land No Management Initiatives Area of High No Landscape Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living No Landscape Environmental Stewardship Scheme Start Date Status Agreement Ref Agreements Entry Level Stewardship 01/11/2010 Live AG00349955 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2006 Live AG00241496 Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship 01/09/2010 Live AG00309283 Entry Level Stewardship 01/07/2006 Live AG00202225 Entry Level Stewardship 01/05/2006 Live AG00175349 Entry Level Stewardship 01/05/2006 Live AG00158443 Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship 01/11/2007 Live AG00256329 Entry Level Stewardship 01/10/2010 Live AG00332044 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2005 Live AG00140151 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2010 Live AG00317472

Countryside 14CSS0123 09 0.36 Stewardship 14CSS011313 1.20 Schemes 14CSS011417 1.59 14CSS012314 1.62 Next nearest scheme is 6.48

Ground Water The site is not within a Ground Water Protection Zone. The closest catchment is Protection Zone approximately 2.75km to the north.

Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nomination Site is not within 2km of the coast.

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR No Site SSSI River Hull Headwaters 4.90

SAC No SPA No National No Nature Reserve Local Nature No Reserve Local Nature There are 5 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 26 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Site. Designations Ancient No Woodland Regionally Gransmoor Quarry 0.00 Important Skipsea Drain 2.20 Geological Skipsea Bail Mere 3.70 Sites (RIGS) Rudston Parva Lowthorpe Quarry 3.57 Brigham Quarry 4.29 Barmston Mere 3.25 Jarrets Ings near Brigham 5.74 Nafferton Wold Quarry 5.61 Bessingby Chalk Pit (Disused) 6.70

Important No Bird Areas

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled There are 2 Scheduled Monuments within 8 km of the proposed Area of Search. Monuments Moated grange at Moor Grange 6.24 Rotsea medieval settlement and field system, 600m south east of Rotsea Manor 7.40

Registered Nunnery Hill and adjacent earthworks, Little Kelk 0.59 Parks and Nunnery Hill and adjacent earthworks, Little Kelk 0.65 Gardens Medieval hall and settlement remains immediately west of St John's Church 1.71 Bowl barrow in Lady Boynton's Whin 1.72 Wharram Hill embankment cross 1.81

No Registered No Battlefield Listed There are no Listed Buildings within the proposed Area of Search, or within 1km of the site. Buildings There are 2 Grade II Listed Buildings within 8km from the proposed Area of Search: Church of St Mary Magdalene and St 7.52 km Helena Wayside Cross 7.62 km

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Current Ref. SG5 Land South of A63, Common Lane, North Cave Nominated No. NOM 02 Regulation 25 Ref. AOS03a

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: Humberside Aggregates Ltd

Contact: The Quarry Newport Road North Cave

Guy Titman (Agent) MJCA

OS Grid Ref: SE 885 307

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material: Site Area: 49 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: Up to 3.4 million tonnes (marketable reserve) Estimated annual yield - 600,000 tonnes pa Indicative Working Proposals It is likely that the nominated site would be portioned into approximately 12 phase areas of approximately 4ha each. It is likely that at any one time one phase will be being prepared by soil stripping, one phase will be being worked for sand and gravel and one phase will be being restored. Mineral working will be undertaken progressively as described above. In order to operate the nominated site it will be necessary to first gain planning permission. The planning application will be supported by an Environmental Statement which sets out any necessary mitigation measures based on the results of an EIA. Current Status: None Proposed Status: Proposed preferred area put forward in consultation process.

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Nearby Nominated Site

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG5 Candidate Sand and Gravel Site Land South of A63, Common Lane, North Cave SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:10,000 at A4 20/04/15 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG5_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area Straddling the border of: Character Area 8B: M62 Corridor Gilberdyke to South Cave; and Character Area 9E: Walling Fen and Ellerker Sands Farmland. Quality The number of detractors and the fragmentation of the landscape have affected the quality of this landscape type which is assessed to be ordinary overall with areas of poor quality where the landscape is affected by commercial industrial development. Capacity This is a fragmented landscape that retains elements of its rural character in many places. Additional development that will result in the fragmentation of characteristics and features e.g. loss of hedgerows and trees, change in settlement pattern and uncharacteristic use of materials and scale will adversely affect character further. Quarrying goes on in the eastern end of this character type and there may be future pressure to expand activities. At present the impact of these activities is localised. Sensitivity The landscape type is assessed to have high sensitivity to development that would result in increased coalescence of the appearance of industrial development in the landscape.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural Land GRADE 2 0.31 Classification GRADE 3 0.00 Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land Management Yes Catchment Farming Directive Initiatives The Humberland Levels 0.00

Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally N/A Sensitive Areas Living Landscape No

Environmental Environmental Stewardship Area Agreements lie 300m to the north- Stewardship east, 700m south, 900m west and 1,140 east. Agreements Countryside 14CSS012098 1.47 Stewardship Schemes 14CSS012025 1.64 14CSS012356 1.97

Ground Water Protection No Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nominated Site is not within 2km of the coast.

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site The Humberhead Levels 0.00 Humber Estuary 3.49

SSSI Everthorpe Quarry 3.05 South Cliffe Common 3.43 Humber Estuary 3.49 Drewton Lane Pits 3.55 Drewton Lane Pits 3.79 Hotham Meadow 4.18 South Cliffe Common 4.86 Wyedale 5.14 Brantingham Dale 5.58 Brantingham Dale 6.00 Newbald Becksies 6.78 Melton Bottom Chalk Pit 7.92

SAC Humber Estuary 3.49 SPA No National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No Local Nature There is a Borough Ecology Management Area within 8km of the site Conservation (7.57km). Designations There are no East Yorkshire LWS within the Nominated Site, or within 1km. There are 34 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nominated Site. Ancient Woodland No Lowland Grazing Marsh One parcel of LGM 1.70km to the west

Grassland Inventory No Regionally Important North Cave, Wetlands 1.78 Geological Sites (RIGS) Disused Pit, Hotham 2.82 Hotham 3.08 Brantingham Dale Plantation 5.14 Wardills Plantation, Brantingham 5.24 Disused Quarry, North Newbald 5.60 St Austins Stone 5.64

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled No Monuments Registered No Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed This is one Grade I listed building within 5km of the site (Church of All Saints), Buildings 74 Grade II listed buildings within 5km of the site and four Grade II* listed buildings within 5km of the site. The following details the Grade II listed buildings within 2km of the site.

Number 77 And Garden Wall 1.30 86 Westgate 1.35 51 Westgate 1.38 Mounting Block And Milepost 1.41 Milestone Farmhouse 1.41 5 Finkle Street 1.46 Pigoncote At The Croft 1.51 Gate Piers To Everthorpe Hall 1.51 Country Gardens And Re Lilley And Sons 1.51 5 Westgate 1.57 Glebe House 1.57 Westgate House 1.59 Number 3 And Adjoining Outbuildings 1.59 Westfield House 1.76 16 Church Street 1.82 Gates Approximately 20 Metres South Of Wallingfen Chapel 1.89 Wallingfen Methodist Chapel 1.90 Methodist Church Rooms Midland Bank 1.92 The Vicarage 1.93 Paper Mill House 1.96 4, 5 and 6 Canal Side East 1.98

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Current Ref. SG7 Land at Pollington (East) Nominated No. NOM 13 Regulation 25 Ref. AOS08

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: Slingsby Plant Hire Ltd

Contact:

Adam Collinge (Agent) Crestwood Environmental Ltd

OS Grid Ref: OS:461200,420000

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 6.47 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: 300,000 – 350,000 tonnes (mineral reserve – to be confirmed) Estimated annual yield: 60,000 tonnes pa This would result in operations lasting circa 6 years, with subsequent final restoration. Indicative Working Proposals It is envisaged that the Site will be worked in phases, with each phase of works being approximately 1.1ha in size. The development will be coupled with progressive restoration of the site with the completion of each phase to limit the time period individual areas of the site are outside of restoration. There will be additional small scale operational areas consisting of ancillary buildings (e.g. site offices, weighbridge), mineral processing/storage areas and site access arrangements. Working will be progressive, coupled with progressive restoration of the site. A suitable restoration scheme and landform will be agreed for the site, with advanced landscaping incorporated into the proposals as required to limit any potentially significant adverse landscape or visual impacts. Restoration will bring about long-term beneficial effects for the site in terms of landscape condition and Page 1 of 9 Rev0_16.06.14

the habitats present. Site-specific environmental studies will be commissioned as part of the planning process to establish sensitive environmental aspects and mitigation requirements (including extraction depths and methods of working) during development. Based on the likely technical environmental studies to be commissioned, the main best practice operational elements and mitigation measures envisaged are the incorporation of: • Dust suppression techniques; • Noise suppression (through selection of appropriate technology and working methods); • Vehicle routing and transport controls; and • Surface water and Groundwater control and protection. With regards to the potential for aggregate recycling and use of inert waste to potentially restore the site, any waste operations would be subject to both planning controls and Environment Agency (EA) requirements (via an Environmental Permit where necessary). Current Status: None.

Proposed Status: Proposed preferred area put forward in consultation process

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Legend

Candidate Site Boundary Nearby Candidate Site

SG7 (West)

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG7 Candidate Sand and Gravel Site Land at Pollington (East)

SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:10,000 at A4 12/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG7E_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

Is the Site referred to in another Plan or No (Boothferry Local Plan) Policy Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Policy EC6, North West corner, is within minerals Plan or Policy safeguarded area in Proposed Submission Document. Groundwater SPZ1 (policy Env6) and candidate and designated local wildlife site (Env4) in proposed submission document. Robin Hood airport aerodrome buffer

Any planning applications previously on It is understood that the site has previously been the Site permitted for extraction.

Planning Permission was granted on 27th January 1948 for the surface mineral workings and waste disposal.

On 25th March 1981 (Humberside County Council Ref. No. 2/371/81) consent was granted for the restoration of Middleton Quarry by the tipping of inert waste. This permission was for infilling part of the quarry site, which was an area of approximately 16 acres at the south side of Heck and Pollington Lane.

Permission was granted on 10th May 1983 by Humberside County Council (Ref. No. 55/19/165/2) for a waste disposal licence for inert construction/ demolition/ excavation waste including paper and plasterboard (no limit).

Planning permission was granted on 14th May 1982 by South Yorkshire County Council (Ref.No.D81/46/1832) for the disposal of inert builder’s rubble to infill part of the site, which relates to the 1981 planning permission.

It would appear that after 18th March 1992 the Interim Development Order Permission was not registered with Humberside County Council (Ref. No. 51/5/101/RJT/PAB) and the associated permissions for quarrying ceased to have effect.

11/02135/STPLF - Remediation of disused quarry by means of excavating and removal of materials off site for appropriate disposal. Refused 28.04.2014 This will restrict scope for extraction in the thin wedge of eastern part of SG7e.

Surrounding land use Waterworks to the north, beyond Pinfold Lane, Works to the east, Residential Dwellings of Pollington to the south-east and an area of land partially extracted to the west.

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Nearest residential property in metres Immediately adjacent to the SE boundary and to the NE beyond Heck and Pollington Lane. In total there are 440 dwellings within 2km, 392 of which are within 1km of the Nominated Site. Access to Site Access via Pinford Lane. Highway improvements required Existing access, the requirement for improvement to be determined. NOTE: MORE DETAIL NEEDS TO BE PROVIDED TO THE HA REGARDING PROPOSED NATURE AND SCALE OF ACTIVITIES, LIKELY TRIP GENERATION AND TRAFFIC IMPACT Nearest watercourse / floodplain Aire and Calder Navigation Canal to the south. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The Site is not located in a flood zone Public Right of Way None

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 8C: M62 Corridor Hook to Pollington

Quality: The number of detractors and the fragmentation of the landscape have affected the quality of this landscape type which is assessed to be ordinary overall with areas of poor quality where the landscape is affected by commercial industrial development. Capacity: This is a fragmented landscape that retains elements of its rural character in many places. Additional development that will result in the fragmentation of characteristics and features e.g. loss of hedgerows and trees, change in settlement pattern and uncharacteristic use of materials and scale will adversely affect character further. Quarrying goes on in the eastern end of this character type and there may be future pressure to expand activities. At present the impact of these activities is localised. Sensitivity: This landscape type has been assessed to be ordinary in quality with areas of poor quality where development does not fit with character. The potential cumulative impact of development within this corridor around Goole and Howden is great. The rural character of the area between the two settlements is at risk of being changed as a result of development. Therefore, the landscape type is assessed to have high sensitivity to development that would result in increased coalescence of the appearance of industrial development in the landscape.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural Land Partly restored former quarry Classification Land Management The Humberhead Levels 0.00 Initiatives Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living Landscape No Environmental Yes Stewardship Agreements Countryside 14CSS012287 0.05 Stewardship Schemes 14CSS012425 0.33 14CSS012346 0.50 14CSS013171 0.75 14CSS012410 0.99

Ground Water Protection Yes – major aquifer. High. Source Protection Zones 1- 3 Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nominated Site is not within 2km of the coast. Ecological Features found within 8 km

RAMSAR Site The Humberhead Levels 0.00 SSSI Went Ings Meadows 3.69 Eskamhorn Meadows 5.95 Forlorn Hope Meadow 7.11

SAC No

SPA The Humberhead Levels 0.00 National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve Sugar Mill Ponds 7.81

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Ecological continued - Features found within 8 km Local Nature There is 1 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nominated Site, or within Conservation 1km. Designations There are 5 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nominated Site.

Ancient Woodland Parkshaw Wood 2.94 Bunfold Shaw 3.93 Kerrick Spring Wood 4.85 Ox Stocking Wood 5.54 Broadoak Spring 5.93 Birdspring Wood 6.12 Clipsall Wood 6.35 Great Lawn Rein 6.62 Steel Spring / Sogel Wood 6.86 Grant Spring 7.57

Regionally Important No Geological Sites (RIGS)

Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Features found within 8 km World Heritage Sites No

Scheduled Monuments Warren Hall Moated Site: Manorial complex including the site of Norton Manor House, chapel, dovecote, moat, fishponds, field system and mill, 600m south west of Wentbank House; Whitley Thorpe Moated Templar Grange Site, 600m NW of Fulham House; Roman Fort 600m west of Roall Hall; Parkshaw Moated Site, 170m north west of Wood Farm; Womersley Medieval Settlement Remains and Victorian Ice House in Icehouse Park; Moat Hill Moated Site; Cross in the churchyard of Holy Trinity Church; Medieval Standing Cross on Tanpit Lane, 150m west of Wentbank House; Kings Manor Moated Site, 450m south of Little London; Fenwick Hall Moated Site

Registered Parks and No Gardens Registered Battlefield No

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Listed Buildings There are no Listed Buildings within the Nominated Site, however there are 5 Grade II Listed Buildings within 1 km, the closest of which are Dovehouse Farm (0.19km) and Pollington Hall. A further 3 Listed Buildings are less than 2km from the Site, all of which are Grade II. There are 144 Listed Buildings between 2km & 8km from the Nominated Site.

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Current Ref. SG7 Land at Pollington (West) Nominated No. NOM 14 Regulation 25 Ref. AOS08

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: H+H Celcon Ltd

Contact:

Adam Collinge (Agent) Crestwood Environmental Ltd

OS Grid Ref: OS:460833,420203

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 11.5 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: 1.02 million tonnes (marketable reserve) Estimated annual yield: 60,000 tonnes pa This would result in operations lasting circa 17 years, with subsequent final restoration. Indicative Working Proposals It is envisaged the site will be worked in phases, with each phase of works being approximately 1.9ha in size. The development will be coupled with progressive restoration of the site with the completion of each phase to limit the time period individual areas of the site are outside of restoration. There will be additional small scale operational areas consisting of ancillary buildings (e.g. site offices, weighbridge), mineral processing/storage areas and site access arrangements. A suitable restoration scheme and landform will be agreed for the site, with advanced landscaping incorporated in to the proposals as required to limit any potentially significant adverse landscape or visual impacts. Restoration will bring about long-term beneficial effects for the Site in terms of landscape condition and the habitats present. Site-specific environmental studies will be commissioned as part of the planning process to establish sensitive environmental aspects

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and mitigation requirements (including extraction depths and methods of working) during development. Based on the likely technical environmental studies to be commissioned, the main best practice operational elements and mitigation measures envisaged are the incorporation of: • Dust suppression techniques;

• Noise suppression (through selection of appropriate technology and working methods);

• Vehicle routing and transport controls; and

• Surface water and Groundwater control and protection.

With regards to the potential for aggregates recycling and use of inert waste to potentially restore the site, any waste operations would be subject to both planning controls and Environment Agency (EA) requirements (via an Environmental Permit where necessary). Current Status: None

Proposed Status: Proposed preferred area put forward in consultation process

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Legend Boundary of Candidate Preferred Area NB. Not all the area would necessarily be extracted.

SG7 (East)

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG7 Candidate Sand and Gravel Site Land at Pollington (West)

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

Is the Site referred to in another Plan or No (Boothferry Local Plan) Policy Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Policy EC6 – minerals safeguarded area in Proposed Plan or Policy Submission Document.

Robin Hood airport aerodrome buffer

Any planning applications previously on The site has been partially extracted for sand and the Site gravel. • 98/20122/PLF – extension to concrete manufacturing works. • 06/06477/PLF – portal frame building following demolition with concrete works. • 07/06214/PLF – Gas storage tanks

Planning Permission was granted on 27th January 1948 for the surface mineral workings and waste disposal.

On 25th March 1981 (Humberside County Council Ref. No. 2/371/81) was granted for the restoration of a Middleton Quarry by the tipping of inert waste. This permission was for infilling part of the quarry site, which was an area of approximately 16 acres at the south side of Heck and Pollington Lane.

Permission was granted on 10th May 1983 by Humberside County Council (Ref. No. 55/19/165/2) for a waste disposal licence for inert construction / demolition / excavation waste including paper and plasterboard (no limit).

Surrounding land use Former Airfield and works to the north, partially extracted and in-filled quarry to the east, agricultural land to the south and a former works on the western boundary. Nearest residential property in metres Pollington Hall is 140m to the south of the site. There are 254 dwellings within 2km of the Nominated Site, 231 of which are within 1km.

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Access to Site To be confirmed. Highway improvements required To be confirmed. NOTE: MORE DETAIL NEEDS TO BE PROVIDED TO THE HA REGARDING PROPOSED NATURE AND SCALE OF ACTIVITIES, LIKELY TRIP GENERATION AND TRAFFIC IMPACT Nearest watercourse / floodplain Aire and Calder Navigation Canal to the south Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The Site is not located in a flood zone Public Right of Way None

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 8C: M62 Corridor Hook to Pollington

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural Land Partly restored former quarry Classification

Land Management The Humberhead Levels 0.00 Initiatives Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living Landscape No Environmental Yes Stewardship Agreements Countryside 14CSS012287 0.14 Stewardship Schemes 14CSS012346 0.27 14CSS012425 0.57 14CSS013171 0.58 14CSS012410 1.34

Ground Water Protection Yes, but not located within the Inner (Zone 1) Zone. The site is located Zone in a Ground Water Vulnerability Zone (Major Aquifer High). Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nominated Site is not within 2km of the coast Ecological Features found within 8 km

RAMSAR Site The Humberhead Levels 0.00 SSSI Went Ings Meadows 4.02 Went Ings Meadows 4.21 Went Ings Meadows 4.21 Went Ings Meadows 4.45 Eskamhorn Meadows 6.18 Eskamhorn Meadows 6.56 Forlorn Hope Meadow 6.72 Eskamhorn Meadows 7.61 Eskamhorn Meadows 7.84

SAC No

SPA The Humberhead Levels 0.00 National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS continued

Ecological continued - Features found within 8 km Local Nature There is 1 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nominated Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 5 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nominated Designations Site.

Ancient Woodland Parkshaw Wood 2.58 Bunfold Shaw 3.96 Kerrick Spring Wood 4.88 Ox Stocking Wood 5.14 Broadoak Spring 5.52 Birdspring Wood 5.73 Clipsall Wood 5.94 Great Lawn Rein 6.20 Steel Spring / Sogel Wood 6.44 Grant Spring 7.15

Regionally Important No Geological Sites (RIGS)

Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Features found within 8 km World Heritage Sites No

Scheduled Warren Hall Moated Site: Monuments Manorial complex including the site of Norton Manor House, chapel, dovecote, moat, fishponds, field system and mill, 600m south west of Wentbank House; Whitley Thorpe Moated Templar Grange Site, 600m NW of Fulham House; Roman Fort 600m west of Roall Hall; Parkshaw Moated Site, 170m north west of Wood Farm; Womersley Medieval Settlement Remains and Victorian Ice House in Icehouse Park; Moat Hill Moated Site; Cross in the churchyard of Holy Trinity Church; Medieval Standing Cross on Tanpit Lane, 150m west of Wentbank House; Kings Manor Moated Site, 450m south of Little London; Fenwick Hall Moated Site Registered Parks and No Gardens Registered Battlefield No Listed Buildings There are no Listed Buildings within the Nominated Site, however there are 4 Grade II Listed Buildings within 1 km:

Pollington Hall St John the Baptist Church of England Primary

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School Dovehouse Church of St John the Baptist and The Farmhouse Vicarage 3 other Listed Buildings are less than 2km from the Site, all of which are Grade II There are 148 Listed Buildings between 2km and 8km from the Nominated Site.

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Current Ref. SG8 Land South of the A166, Garton on the Wolds Nominated No. NOM 15 Regulation 25 Ref. None

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: W Clifford Watts Ltd

Contact: Mr Terry Horton

OS Grid Ref: SE 970 580

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel (locally referred to as ‘Garton Gravel’ or ‘hoggin’.) Potential Extraction Material: Area of Search proposed to replace production of Garton Gravel from existing quarry to N of A166.

Site Area: Indicated likely area of extraction of approx 84ha.

Quantity / Output Rate: Up to 2m tonnes / between 100,000 to 180,000 tonnes per annum, subject to demand. Indicative Working Proposals Progressive working followed by restoration to agriculture. Largest amount of ground to be worked at any one time is approx 3.1 ha. Material is used as dug, so no processing plant required on site. Tree and hedgerow planting proposed to provide visual screening. Nomination supported by specification of mitigation measures for proposed extraction. Current Status: None

Proposed Status: Proposed Area of Search (AOS) put forward in the Consultation Process

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Legend Extent of Candidate Area of Search NB. Not all the area would necessarily be extracted.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG8 Candidate Sand and Gravel AOS Land South of A166, Garton on the Wolds SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:20,000 at A4 12/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG8_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT Is the Site referred to in another Plan or East Yorkshire Local Plan Policy Wolds Areas of Landscape Protection Driffield Airfield Development Area to the south east of the Area of Search, includes a large area of residential development The Local Plan indicates ‘EN17 - Floodzone’ area within the proposed Area of Search.

Is the Site currently safeguarded in any No Plan or Policy Any planning applications previously on None apparent within the last 5 years the Site Surrounding land use Farmland with isolated dwellings / farm buildings. Settlements to the north-east (Garton) and to the north-west

(Wetwang).

Nearest residential property in metres The Proposed Area of Search encompasses Low Farm and Sand Pit Cottage, but indicated likely extraction area excludes any dwellings. There are 436 dwellings within 2km of the Area of Search, 294 of which are within 1km.

Access to Site Off the A166. Highway improvements required This proposed minerals working site could generate a significant increase in the level of traffic movements on the adjacent public highway network. A Transport Assessment will be required, especially with regard to the increase in vehicle turning movements at the junction with the A166, which may need to be improved to provide a right turn holding lane as a result of this development. Any vehicular access serving the development will need to be wide enough to accommodate two-way traffic movements and the turning requirements of service vehicles at the junction with the A166. Swept Path Analysis drawings will need to be submitted detailing the features on the adjacent public highway and showing the turning manoeuvres of heavy goods delivery vehicles entering and leaving the site. Visibility for the drivers of vehicles emerging from the existing vehicular access is restricted on the western (traffic departure) side by the vertical alignment of the A166 and if the development is permitted it could create potential hazards to other road users. This does not comply with the minimum requirements of the Highways Agency’s ‘Design Manual for Roads and Bridges’ (1992) for the current 60 m.p.h. speed limit and a Traffic Speed Survey will be required in support of any proposal to reduce the visibility splays below the recommended levels. Parking, loading, off-loading and manoeuvring facilities for

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cars and service vehicles should be provided within the site curtilage.

Nearest watercourse / floodplain The nearest watercourse is Elmswell Beck, 700m to the east of the proposed AoS.

Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The site is located in Flood Zone 1

Public Right of Way Station Road passes from north to south to the east of the proposed AoS and a single-lane tarmaced road leads from Station road westward into the AoS and indicated extraction area. In addition, there are several access tracks/drives. A bridleway borders the north-west boundary of the AOS.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 13D: North Wolds Plateau Farmland, near to the border of:- Character Area 15C: Elmswell Beck Corridor

Quality: This character type is part of the distinctive chalk lands of the Wolds in Yorkshire and contributes to the diversity of the Yorkshire Wolds from the escarpment landform to the steep sided dry vales and the rolling arable farmland. The character type is assessed to be high quality.

Capacity: The open and sparsely populated characteristics of the character type that contribute to quality would be adversely affected by development that does not respect these characteristics. Residential and commercial development has the potential to be accommodated on a small scale in appropriate locations and sensitivity to this type of development is assessed to be medium.

Sensitivity: This high quality landscape is sensitive to change as a result of built development. There are extensive views across the landscape which is relatively featureless. Adding structures such as wind turbines would introduce uncharacteristic features to the Wolds. Vertical skyline features are not characteristic and would be a detractor in the rolling, open agricultural landscape.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2km Agricultural Non Agricultural 0.09 Land GRADE 2 0.00 Classification GRADE 3 0.10 GRADE 4 1.44 Urban 1.90 Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land No Management Initiatives Area of High Yes Landscape Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living No Landscapes

Environmental Scheme Start Date Status Agreement Ref Stewardship Agreements Entry Level Stewardship 01/06/2006 Live AG00195248 Entry Level Stewardship 01/04/2006 Live AG00138272 Entry Level Stewardship 01/09/2005 Live AG00107949 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2006 Live AG00205118 Entry Level Stewardship 01/09/2005 Live AG00109193 Entry Level Stewardship 01/04/2008 Live AG00264943 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2006 Live AG00074054 Entry Level Stewardship 01/06/2009 Live AG00295722 Entry Level Stewardship 01/07/2006 Live AG00205114 Entry Level Stewardship 01/11/2006 Live AG00241510 Entry Level Stewardship 01/11/2006 Live AG00241508 Entry Level Stewardship 01/03/2006 Live AG00175074

Countryside 14CSS011 974 0.00 Stewardship 14CSS011291 0.04 Schemes 14CSS011279 0.09

Ground Water No ne within the proposed Area of Search Protection Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nomination Site is not within 2km of the coast

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS continued

Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site No SSSI River Hull Headwaters 1.07 River Hull Headwaters 2.50 Cottam Well Dale 3.51 Cottam Well Dale 3.72 Cinquefoil Brow & Wood Dale 4.11 Cinquefoil Brow & Wood Dale 4.44

Horse Dale & Holm Dale 7.06 SAC No SPA No National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No Local Nature There are no East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 40 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Designations Site.

Ancient Woodland No Regionally Important Bainton Balk Braken Quarry 5.73 Geological Sites (RIGS) Chalk Pit 5.81 Nafferton Wold Quarry 6.77 Chalk Pit, Middleton on the Wolds 6.85 Hornhill Top Quarry Kilnwick 7.25 Middleton on the Wolds Chalk Pit 7.49

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled The proposed Area of Search contains several Scheduled Monuments: Monuments Round barrow 420m south-west of Low Farm 0.00 Round barrow 500m south-east of Low Farm 0.00 Round barrow 400m south-west of Low Farm 0.00 Eastern bowl barrow of a pair at crossroads east of Craike Hill, 1km NNW of Eastburn Warren Farm 0.00 Round barrow 700m south of Low Farm 0.00 Round barrow 440m south-west of Low Farm 0.00 Western bowl barrow of a pair east of Craike Hill, 1km NNW of Eastburn Warren Farm 0.00 Round barrow 350m south-east of Low Farm 0.00 Round barrow 700m south of Low Farm 0.00 Round barrow 750m south of Low Farm 0.00 Round barrow 500m south of Low Farm 0.00 Round barrow 450m south-west of Low Farm 0.00

The following Scheduled Monuments lie within 1.50km of the Area of Search: Garton Slack settlement site 0.02 Garton Slack settlement site 0.02 Western bowl barrow of a pair, 310m SSE of Springwell Farm 1.14 Eastern bowl barrow of a pair, 350m south east of Springwell Farm 1.17 Site of deserted village of Eastburn 1.45

Registered Sledmere House is located approximately 5km north-west of the proposed Area of Search. Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed Low Farmhouse, a Grade II Listed Building is situated within the Area of Search. Buildings One other Listed Building (Grade II) is within 1km of the AOS (Graveslab at St Michael’s Church – 0.99km).

Twelve other Listed Buildings are less than 2km from the Area of Search, of which: 2 are Grade I St Michael’s Church 1.00 km Church of St Mary 1.94 km 1 is Grade II* West End House 1.13 km and the remainder are Grade II.

There are 153 Listed Buildings between 2km and 8km from the Area of Search.

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Current Ref. SG9 Land East of B1249, Cruckley Lane, Brigham Nominated No. NOM 17 Regulation 25 Ref. None

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: W Clifford Watts Ltd

Contact: Mr Terry Horton

OS Grid Ref: TA 085 535

Type of Extraction / Soft Sand Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 48.24 ha (in two separate parcels)

Quantity / Output Rate: North parcel 0.53 m tonnes/ 75,000 tonnes per annum South parcel 0.6 m tonnes/75,000 tonnes per annum Indicative Working Proposals Progressive working of north parcel followed by south parcel. Largest amount of ground to be worked at any one time is approx 2.6 ha. Nomination supported by specification of mitigation measures for proposed extraction. Restoration to combination of tourism with lakes and wooded areas, and agriculture. Current Status: None

Proposed Status: Proposed Area of Search as an extension to an existing quarry, Cruckley Hill.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG9 Candidate Sand and Gravel AOS Land East of the B1249, Cruckley Lane, Brigham SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:10,000 at A4 12/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG9_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT Is the Site referred to in another Plan or Lies within the River Hull Headwaters Area of Habitat Policy Protection Driffield Airfield Development Area to the south east of the Nominated Site, includes a large area of residential development The Local Plan indicates that parts of the Nomination Site are covered by Policy ‘EN17 - Floodzone’.

Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Yes. The Site is a Minerals Consultation Area in the East Plan or Policy Yorkshire Local Plan.

Any planning applications previously on Existing quarry: the Site 99/01773/PLF Change of use of land to site 24 timber cabins and 48 static caravans approved June 2000. Various applications/approvals for discharge of conditions. Within nominated AoS; 09/00135/EIASCR EIA Screening for extension of dormant quarry Part of the southern parcel is noted as an historical landfill. The nominator has mentioned that a planning application may be submitted for part of the area north of Cruckley Lane. Surrounding land use Farmland with settlements to the east (Foston), south, and south-west (Brigham) adjacent to the existing quarry.

Nearest residential property in metres Grange Farm 30m to the west. Cruckley Farm Rare Breed Centre 165m to the east. (tel 01262 488337) There are 2,247 dwellings within 2km of the Nomination Site, 958 of which are within 1km. Access to Site B1249

Highway improvements required Brigham Quarry has an existing access located on a series of bends on the B1249. It is anticipated that this access could be used for the land to the north of Cruckley Lane, subject to the level of use improvements may be required to upgrade this access. A new access is proposed in pp 99/01773/PLF. Land to the south would require a new access point onto Cruckley Lane. Nearest watercourse / floodplain Nafferton Drain and White Dike pass through the proposed AoS.

Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone Parts of the AoS are within Flood Zone 2 and 3.

Public Right of Way Cruckley Lane divides the Site into two parts. The B1249 forms the western boundary. A public footpath crosses the northern parcel.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 18A: River Hull Corridor

Quality: Good overall with areas of high quality linked to the upper reaches of the River Hull Headwaters (northern end of Character Area 18A). Other designations in this landscape character type that are linked to landscape character are open areas identified in the Local Plan to maintain separation between settlements as at Foston on the Wolds and Seaton and Sigglesthorne. The Foston on the Wolds Conservation Area lies approximately 0.37km from the eastern edge of the preferred area. The ecological importance of the area is recognised by national and local designations. The River Hull Headwaters is a Habitat Protection Area.

Capacity: The effect of gravel extraction can be seen and has resulted in the development of uncharacteristic recreation sites such as caravan parks. However, these sites do tend to be less visible in the landscape and do not appear to have extensive visual envelopes.

Sensitivity: This low lying generally open landscape has a tranquil character that is sensitive to change as a result of built development. Mineral extraction is characteristic of the area south and east of Brandesburton. Restoration schemes have introduced water bodies to the area that have contributed to recreation and ecology. The nearby Landscape Character Area 18B, Quarry Farmland has low sensitivity to continued mineral extraction.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural GRADE 2 0.00 Land GRADE 3 0.00 Classification GRADE 4 1.82 Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land No Management Initiatives Area of High No Landscape Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas

Living No Landscape

Environmental Scheme Start Date Status Agreement Ref Stewardship Agreements Entry Level Stewardship 01/10/2010 Live AG00316688 Entry Level Stewardship 01/03/2006 Live AG00129339 Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship 01/09/2009 Live AG00291470 Entry Level Stewardship 01/01/2006 Live AG00050168 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2005 Live AG00088270 Entry Level Stewardship 01/02/2008 Live AG00255954 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2006 Live AG00241496 Entry Level Stewardship 01/05/2006 Live AG00198067 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2006 Live AG00022961 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2006 Live AG00175763 Entry Level Stewardship 01/06/2007 Live AG00250690 Organic Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship 01/08/2006 Live AG00191582 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2005 Live AG00058256

Countryside 14CSS011782 0.30

Stewardship Schemes Ground Water None within the proposed Preferred Area. Protection Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nomination Site is not within 2km of the coast

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site No SSSI River Hull Headwaters 0.26 Tophill Low 4.66 Tophill Low 6.16 River Hull Headwaters 6.22 River Hull Headwaters 6.87 Skipsea Bail Mere 7.13

SAC No SPA No National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No Local Nature There are no East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 33 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Designations Site.

Ancient Woodland No Regionally Important Brigham Quarry 0.00 Geological Sites (RIGS) Jarrets Ings Nr Brigham 1.36 Gransmoor Quarry 4.94 Unnamed 6.02 Lowthorpe Quarry 6.44 Brandesburton Gravel Pits 6.65 Nafferton Wold Quarry 6.79 Skipsea Bail Mere 7.13 Brandesburton Gravel Pits 7.75

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World Heritage Sites No

Scheduled Monuments There are 16 Scheduled Monuments within 8km of the Nomination Site, the closest of which is the site of the deserted village of Rotsea, approximately 2,950m to the south west. Registered Parks and No Gardens Registered Battlefield No

Listed Buildings There are three Listed Buildings within 1 km of the Nomination Site, of which: 2 are Grade II Mill Farmhouse 0.55 km Church End Farmhouse 0.82 km 1 is Grade II* Church of St Elgin 0.78 km

Three other Grade II Listed Buildings are within 2km of the Site, and one other Grade II*.

There are 133 Listed Buildings between 2km & 8km from the Nomination Site.

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Current Ref. SG10 North Side of Leven Canal, Heigholme Nominated No. NOM 20 Regulation 25 Ref. None

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: W Clifford Watts Ltd

Contact: Mr Terry Horton

OS Grid Ref: TA 096 458

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 85 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: 2.5m tonnes / 100,000 tonnes per annum

Current Status: None, but the JMLP Leven and Brandesburton AOS is immediately to the north-east.

Proposed Status: Proposed Preferred Area put forward in Consultation Process.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG10 Candidate Sand and Gravel Site North side of Leven Canal, Heigholme SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:10,000 at A4 12/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG10_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT Is the Site referred to in another Plan or No Policy Is the Site currently safeguarded in any No, but land to the north, south and west are Minerals Plan or Policy Consultation Areas in the Beverley Local Plan.

Any planning applications previously on No the Site Surrounding land use Encompasses a farmstead with another farmstead immediately to the west of the site.

Leven is immediately to the east of the site.

Nearest residential property in metres There is a Farmstead on the Site. There are 1,499 dwellings within 2km of the Nomination Site, 893 of which are within 1km. Access to Site Off West Street.

Highway improvements required This proposed minerals working site could generate an unacceptable increase in the level of traffic movements on the adjacent public highway network. A Transport Assessment will be required, especially with regard to the increase in vehicle turning movements at the junction of West Street and South Street, which may need to be improved as a result of this development. West Street, the public highway serving this development would need to be widened and improved in order to accommodate two-way traffic movements. The additional traffic likely to be generated by this development could lead to an unacceptable increase in the level of heavy goods vehicle movements through residential streets in Leven. West Street may be inadequate to cope with this additional heavy goods traffic and if the development is permitted it could interrupt the free and safe flow of traffic on the public highway. The junction of West Street and South Street serving this development may not be wide enough to accommodate two- way traffic movements and the turning requirements of service vehicles at the junction with West Street. Swept Path Analysis drawings will need to be submitted detailing the features on the adjacent public highway and showing the turning manoeuvres of heavy goods delivery vehicles entering and leaving West Street. Visibility for the drivers of vehicles emerging from West Street is restricted on both sides by adjacent boundary walls and the horizontal alignment of South Street and North Street and if the development is permitted it could create potential hazards to other road users. This does not comply with the minimum requirements of the Highways Agency’s ‘Design Manual for Roads and Bridges’ (1992) for the current 30 m.p.h. speed limit and a Traffic Speed Survey will be required in support of any Page 3 of 8 Rev0_16.06.14

proposal to reduce the visibility splays below the recommended levels. Parking, loading, off-loading and manoeuvring facilities for cars and service vehicles should be provided within the site curtilage.

Nearest watercourse / floodplain The nearest watercourse is the Burshill and Barff Drain adjacent to the eastern boundary. Leven Canal (disused) is immediately to the south. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone Parts of the site are located within Flood Zone 3 areas. Public Right of Way No public footpaths run through the Site. A footpath bounds the southern edge of the proposed Site, a further footpath is located 380m to the north of the Site, and Heigholme Lane and Carr Lane run through the Site.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 19D: Central Holderness Open Farmland, close to the border of:- Character Area 18B: Quarry Farmland.

Quality: Vertical features and large scale farm buildings are dominant and detract from landscape character. Other detractors such as industrial development at Carnaby, pylons and communication masts, are spread throughout the area, but overall do not seriously harm the quality of the landscape which is assessed to be ordinary to good, with pockets of high quality at Burton Constable and Rise.

Sensitivity: Mineral extraction is characteristic of the area south and east of Brandesburton. Restoration schemes have introduced water bodies to the area that have contributed to recreation and ecology. The nearby Landscape Character Area 18B, Quarry Farmland has low sensitivity to continued mineral extraction.

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Environmental Scheme Start Date Status Agreement Ref Stewardship Agreements Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2010 Live AG00318390 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2010 Live AG00327245 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2010 Live AG00327958 Entry Level Stewardship 01/07/2007 Live AG00163309 Entry Level Stewardship 01/01/2010 Live AG00303657 Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship 01/08/2007 Live AG00243782 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2005 Live AG00027613 Entry Level Stewardship 01/11/2005 Live AG00157409 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2005 Live AG00040964 Entry Level Stewardship 01/10/2005 Live AG00154675 Entry Level Stewardship 01/10/2005 Live AG00156877 Entry Level Stewardship 01/11/2005 Live AG00162557 Entry Level Stewardship 01/04/2006 Live AG00188630 Entry Level Stewardship 01/01/2006 Live AG00059564

Countryside No Stewardship Schemes Ground Water The proposed Preferred Area is not located in Groundwater Protection Zone. Protection Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nomination Site is not within 2km of the coast

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR No Site SSSI Leven Canal 0.00 Tophill Low 2.57 Tophill Low 2.94 Pulfin Bog 4.02 River Hull Headwaters 5.48 Hornsea Mere 7.20 Bryan Mills Field 7.74

SAC No

SPA Hornsea Mere 7.20 National No Nature Reserve Local Nature No Reserve Local Nature There is 1 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 41 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Site. Designations Ancient Cote Wood 4.21 to the south Woodland Low Wood 7.21 to the east

Regionally Routh Quarry 0.97 Important Brandesburton Gravel Pits 1.05 Geological Brandesburton Gravel Pits 1.23 Sites (RIGS) Seaton 5.29 Jarrets Ings Nr Brigham 5.89 Hornsea Mere 7.76

Important Bird Areas Site Ref Name Description Distance 90027 Hornsea Mere The Lake is only about 1-2m deep and is the only Approx remaining glacial lake in East Yorkshire. It provides a 8km to classic example of wetland succession from open water the east to reedbed phragmites, to species-rich fen & alnus carr

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled Hayholme Moated Site 0.44 Monuments There are 15 Scheduled Monuments within 8km of the Nomination Site, including: Hayholme Moated Site (21184) approx 1.4km to the north Site of deserted Village of Eske (ER175) approx 4.4m to the south west Barf Hill Moated Site (21173) approx 5.2km to the west Site of deserted Village of Rotsea (ER163) approx 6.0km to the north west Manorial Earthworks & Fishponds in Rise Park (26604) approx 6.2km to the south east including the site of Black Hall and Mote Hill

Registered No Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed There are no Listed Buildings within the Nomination Site. Buildings There are 11 Listed Buildings within 1 km of the Nomination Site, of which: (the closest being Causeway 10 are Grade II Bridge 0.12 km) and 1 is Grade II* Holy Trinity Church 0.67 km

A further six Listed Buildings are within 2km of the Site, all of which are Grade II.

There are 288 Listed Buildings between 2km and 8km of the Nomination Site.

Conservation A recently added extension to the Leven Conservation Area is located immediately to the east Area of the Nomination Site. The access route through the village passes through the original Conservation Area.

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Current Ref. SG11 Leven and Brandesburton AOS Nominated No. AOS from JMLP Regulation 25 Ref. AOS01

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: N/A - Area of Search (AOS) carried forward from JMLP

Contact: N/A

OS Grid Ref: 512214, 445505

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 1,621 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: Not appropriate to quantify the total available tonnage.

Current Status: JMLP Area of Search with operational sites.

Proposed Status: N/A

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± Legend Extent of Candidate Area of Search NB. Not all the area would necessarily be extracted.

Nearby Candidate Site SG2

SG2

SG10

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG11 Candidate Sand and Gravel AOS Leven and Brandesburton

SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:40,000 at A4 13/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG11_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

Is the Area referred to in another Plan or Part L11a in the Beverley Local Plan. Policy Potential for recreational uses.

Is the Area currently safeguarded in any Yes, it is a Mineral Consultation Area in the Beverley Plan or Policy Local Plan. There are some flood storage areas (policy Env6) and minerals safeguarded area (policy EC6) both in proposed Submission Strategy Document.

Any planning applications previously Area of Search containing existing and former mineral within the area. workings

90/80909/PLF - Modification of planning consent (for winning of sand/gravel and landfilling with industrial waste) to include landfilling with commercial waste at Catwick Grange. Approved 07.11.1990

95/81311/REG3 - The extraction of sand and gravel and associated development at Yarrows Aggregates Limited. Approved 06.11.1995

10/01703/STVARE - Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission 303-297, to allow the quarry to be worked until 2024. Approved 23.07.2010

08/00967/STVARE - Variation of condition (ii) of planning permission 99/02857/PLF to allow operation of site for extraction of sand and gravel deposits, landfill and restoration for a further ten years. Approved 01.09.2008

12/02055/STPLF - Extension to sand and gravel extraction operations. Approved 08.08.2012

99/02857/PLF - Extraction of sand and gravel deposits, landfill and restoration. Approved 31.12.1999

Surrounding land use Varied land use due to large site area. Area includes residential, agriculture, infrastructure and quarries.

Nearest residential property in metres The main areas are Brandesburton and Seaton.

There are 3,043 dwellings within 2km and 2,811 dwellings within 1km of this Area of Search and several within the AOS itself. Access to Site Main roads within area include A165, A1035 and B1244

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Highway improvements required No

Nearest watercourse / floodplain The River Hull is located to the west of the Area of Search.

Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone Yes. The AOS falls within site at risk of flooding from river or sea to the western extent. The part of the search area towards Hornsea is also at risk from flooding.

Public Right of Way Yes

Pipelines Transco High Pressure, Intermediate Pressure and Low Pressure Gas Mains pass through the area.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Extends into Character Area 18B: Quarry Farmland. Character Area 18C Catfoss Dyke Character Area 19C North Holderness Open Farmland Character Area 19D: Central Holderness Open Farmland,

Mineral extraction is characteristic of the area south and east of Brandesburton. Restoration schemes have introduced water bodies to the area that have contributed to recreation and ecology. Landscape Character Area 18B, Quarry Farmland has low sensitivity to continued mineral extraction.

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Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural GRADE 2 0.00 Land GRADE 3 0.00 Classification GRADE 4 1.26 Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land Yes Management Initiatives Area of High No Landscape Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living River Hull Floodplain 0.00 Brandesburton and Hornsea Mere 0.00 Landscape

Environmental No Stewardship Agreements Countryside 14CSS011761 0.00 Stewardship 14CSS012186 0.00 Schemes 14CSS012401 0.30 14CSS012167 0.47 14CSS012899 0.93 14CSS011731 1.08 14CSS012503 1.34 14CSS012135 1.62

Ground Water No Protection Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Wind Farms No

Pipeline No

Subsurface No Structure

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR No Site SSSI Hornsea Mere 0.17 Leven Canal 0.30 Tophill Low 2.24 Tophill Low 2.37 Pulfin Bog 2.81 River Hull Headwaters 4.24 Bryan Mills Field 6.95 Withow Gap, Skipsea 7.19 Skipsea Bail Mere 7.25 Lambwath Meadows 7.41 Lambwath Meadows 7.79

SAC No SPA No National No Nature Reserve Local Nature Southorpe 2.71 Sigglesthorne Station 3.41 Reserve Beverley Parks 7.62

Local Nature There are 8 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 53 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Site. Designations Ancient Low Wood 0.18 Woodland Cote Wood 2.28 Unnamed 7.92

Lowland Yes to the west of Brandesburton Grazing Marsh Grassland Yes. Area known as South of Hornsea Mere covers 12.9ha Inventory Regionally Routh Quarry 0 Important Brandesburton Gravel Pits 0 Geological Brandesburton Gravel Pits 0 Sites (RIGS) Seaton 0.01 Hornsea Mere 0.72 Hornsea Old Mere 3.59 Mappleton 4.20 Atwick 4.36 Jarrets Ings Nr Brigham 4.61 Unnamed 5.48 Mappleton Beach 6.31 Page 7 of 10 Rev0_16.06.14

Unnamed 6.58 Brigham Quarry 6.86 Skipsea Bail Mere 7.21

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Ecological – Marine Features found within 8 km

Important Bird Areas Hornsea Mere 0.17 Classified Bivalve No Mollusc Harvesting Areas Marine Nature No Reserves Mudflats No

Inter tidal substrate No foreshore Nationally Important No intertidal habitats RSPB reserves No

Sensitive fish areas No

Coastal vegetative No shingle

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled Hayholme Moated Site 0.18 Monuments Market Cross 0.78

Registered No Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed There are 4 Listed Buildings within the Area of Search, all of which are Grade II: Buildings Manor Farmhouse White Cross Cottage Catfoss Hall White Cross

A further 52 Listed Buildings are less than 2km from the Area of Search, of which: 1 is Grade I Church of St Mary 0.60 km; 6 are Grade II* the closest of which is the Church of St Margaret 0.30 km and The remainder are Grade II

There are 656 Listed Buildings between 2km and 8 km from the Area of Search.

Archaeology and Cultural Heritage – Marine Features found within 8 km Heritage No Coasts Registered No Wreck Site

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Current Ref. SG12 Grassmore Lane & Lisset AOS Nominated No. AOS from JMLP Regulation 25 Ref. AOS02

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: N/A - Area of Search (AOS) carried forward from JMLP

Contact: N/A

OS Grid Ref: 513555, 459016

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 1,843 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: Not appropriate to quantify the total available tonnage.

Current Status: JMLP Area of Search with operational sites. (contains SG4) Proposed Status: N/A

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG12 Candidate Sand and Gravel AOS Gransmoor Lane and Lisset

SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:40,000 at A4 12/08/14 KA © Crown Copyright 2008. All Rights Reserved. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 100023383 P:\GBEXD\Property Design\DE2 5040000s\5049925 East Riding of Yorkshire - A Hoey\Candidate Mineral Sites Fact Sheets (all sites)\Geospatial\WIP\SG12_CandidateSite.mxd

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT Is the Area referred to in another Plan or No. Policy Eastern part is within a Coastal Zone in the East Yorkshire Local Plan. Is the Area currently safeguarded in any No, but existing quarries within the AOS are safeguarded by Plan or Policy Mineral Consultation Areas in the East Yorkshire Local Plan. Little Kelk Farm - candidate and designated local wildlife site under policy ENV4 of the proposed submission strategy document. The area contains small parcels of land safeguarded in the proposed Submission Strategy Document for minerals (policy EC6).

Any planning applications previously 06/05618/STPLFE within the area. Erection of a 12 turbine windfarm, permanent 80m anemometer mast, control building and parking area, and improved junction to A165 Disused Airfield Acc Rds Lissett

07/04264/STPLFE Land South West of Turtle Hill Farm, Burton Agnes, Extension to sand and gravel quarry with restoration to a lake with wetland, woodland and grassland habitats together with agriculture.

NSIP – Carbon Capture Scheme pipeline runs through the area which would sterilise approximately 50m strip either side of the pipeline. The landowners are in discussion with the developers about this sterilisation.1 Surrounding land use Varying due to large site area, including Coastal, Agriculture and Residential. The Area encompasses two existing

quarries and a wind farm. Nearest residential property in metres This Area of Search encompasses, or is immediately adjacent to, a number of properties, including Park House, Gransmor Low House, Turtle Hill Farm, Hill Farm, Gransmoor Lodge, High Stonehills, and Hamiltonhill Farm. There are many other properties close to the boundary of the Area of Search, including those within the settlements of Great Kelk and Little Kelk, Gransmoor, Lissett, and Fraisthorpe. There are 961 dwellings within 2km of the Area of Search, 809 of which are within 1km. Access to Site The Area of Search encompasses a number of roads including the A165 Gransmoor Road, Gransmoor Lane and Kelk Lane. Highway improvements required This is an Area of Search, so it depends which area would be worked. Nearest watercourse / floodplain A number of drains run through the AOS, notably Gransmoor Drain, Nutholmes Dike, Burton Drain, Yew Dike, Stonehills

1 http://infrastructure.planningportal.gov.uk/wp-content/ipc/uploads/projects/EN070001/1.%20Pre- Submission/EIA/Regulation%2024/131024_EN070001_Transboundary%20Screening%20Matrix.pdf Page 3 of 9 Rev0_16.06.14

Drain and The Earl’s Dyke. In addition there are multiple unnamed drains. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The proposed Area of Search includes areas at risk from flooding (includes Zones 1, 2 and 3). Public Right of Way In addition to the roads listed above, the Area of Search contains several public footpaths and bridleways. Pipelines A high pressure gas pipeline crosses the Area of Search.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 18E: Kelk Beck Farmland, close to the border with Character Area 19C: North Holderness Open Farmland.

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Environmental Scheme Start Date Status Agreement Ref Stewardship Agreements Entry Level Stewardship 01/02/2006 Live AG00327217 Entry Level Stewardship 01/11/2010 Live AG00349955 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2005 Live AG00160518 Organic Entry Level Stewardship 01/03/2008 Live AG00268079 Entry Level Stewardship 01/01/2006 Live AG00164560 Entry Level Stewardship 01/12/2006 Live AG00241496 Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship 01/09/2010 Live AG00309283 Entry Level Stewardship 01/02/2006 Live AG00165221 Entry Level Stewardship 01/02/2006 Live AG00169759 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2010 Live AG00320372 Entry Level Stewardship 01/05/2006 Live AG00175349 Organic Entry Level Stewardship 01/06/2008 Live AG00268462 Entry Level Stewardship 01/05/2006 Live AG00158443 Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship 01/11/2007 Live AG00256329 Entry Level Stewardship 01/10/2010 Live AG00332044 Entry Level Stewardship 01/03/2006 Live AG00049668 Entry Level Stewardship 01/08/2010 Live AG00317472

Countryside 14CSS012314 0.00 Stewardship 4CSS011417 0.00 Schemes 14CSS012374 0.00 14CSS013178 0.28 14CSS012309 0.34 14CSS011313 0.53 14CSS013177 0.89

Ground Water No Protection Zone

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Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Wind Farms None (Marine) Pipeline None (Marine) Sub surface None Infrastructure (Marine) Intertidal Sand; Sand and Gravel Substrate Foreshore Heritage Coasts None Registered None Wreck Site Protected None Wreck Sites Biosphere None Reserves Coastal and None Floodplain Grazing Marsh

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Ecological Features found within 8 km

RAMSAR Flamborough Headland 6.76 Site SSSI River Hull Headwaters 0.63 River Hull Headwaters 1.73 Skipsea Bail Mere 2.49 Withow Gap, Skipsea 4.91 Boynton Willow Garth 6.01 Flamborough Head 6.93

SAC Flamborough Head 5.54

SPA Flamborough Head 5.54 Flamborough Headland 6.76

National No Nature Reserve Local Nature No Reserve Local Nature There are 5 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 31 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Site. Designations Ancient No Woodland Regionally Gransmoor Quarry 0.00 Important Unnamed 0.90 Geological Barmston Mere 1.22 Sites (RIGS) Skipsea Bail Mere 2.55 Lowthorpe Quarry 2.95 Brigham Quarry 3.91 Nafferton Wold Quarry 4.91 Jarrets Ings near Brigham 5.33 Chalk Pit (disused) 5.42 Atwick 7.54

Important No Bird Areas

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled Nunnery Hill and adjacent earthworks, Little Kelk 0.0 Monuments Wharram Hill embankment cross 0.0 Nunnery Hill and adjacent earthworks, Little Kelk 0.1 Medieval complex at Barmston Old Hall, including two moated sites, a pond, three fishponds and assoc 0.6 Iron Age square barrow cemetery on Haisthorpe Moor, 750m WNW of Demming Farm 0.8 Bowl Barrow in Lady Boynton's Whin 1.2 Medieval Hall and settlement remains, immediately west of St John's Church 1.3 St Martin's collegiate church and medieval standing cross, Lowthorpe 2.0

Registered No Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed There are no Listed Buildings within the Area of Search. There are 11 Listed Buildings within 1km Buildings of the Site, of which: 9 are Grade II 1 is Grade I Church of All Saints 0.70 km and 1 is Grade II* Old Hall 0.72 km

A further 19 Listed Buildings are within 2km from the Area of Search, of which: 15 are Grade II 1 is Grade I Church of St John Beverly 1.41 km and 3 are Grade II* (various churches) c 1.90 km

There are 336 Listed Buildings between 2km and 8 km from the Area of Search.

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Current Ref. SG13 North Farm, Thorpe Le Street Nominated No. None Regulation 25 Ref. None

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: W Clifford Watts Ltd

Contact: Mr Terry Horton

OS Grid Ref: SE 826443

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel (soft sand) Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 118 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: 5m tonnes

Indicative Working Proposals Progressive working, largest amount of ground to be worked at any one time is 5 ha. Tree planting proposed to provide visual screening. Nomination supported by specification of mitigation measures for proposed extraction. Extracted material to be processed at mortar batching plant to be sited at South Cave Station Quarry (pp obtained). Current Status: None Proposed Status: Proposed area of search for sand and gravel extraction.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG13 Candidate Sand and Gravel AOS North Farm, Thorpe Le Street

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT Is the Site referred to in another Plan or Nothing in the East Yorkshire Borough Wide Local Plan Policy (1997). Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Nothing in the East Yorkshire Borough Wide Local Plan Plan or Policy (1997). However, the relevant proposed submission policies map (Grid 24) in the emerging East Riding Local Plan 2012-2029 shows a large proportion of the AOS as a Minerals Safeguarding Area. Any planning applications previously 13/02388/STPLF - Erection of a free range egg laying unit. within the area. Approved 17.10.2013 12/04906/PLF - Proposed 36.4m high (hub) wind turbine with tip height of 46m (at coordinates 483429, 444167). Approved 14.08.2013 11/03215/STPLF - Erection of an agricultural building for free range hens, and associated access. Approved 14.10.2011 10/03338/STPLF - Erection of an agricultural building for free range hens. Approved 05.11.2010 Surrounding land use Surrounded by farmland and farmsteads. The A1079 follows the north-eastern side of the area of search.

Nearest residential property in metres Thorpefield Farm is within the AOS. North Farm is located on the eastern side of the area and excluded from the AOS. Clarkes Common Farm is located on the southern side of the area and excluded from the area of search. Grove Farm is located on the northern side of the area excluded from the area of search. Trenwick Farm is located on the eastern side of the A1079 and excluded from the AOS. The settlement of Hayton is approximately 250m from the northern edge of the AOS.

Access to Site Access would be off the A1079 onto Thorpe Le Street or off the A1079 onto a lane that leads to Thorpefield Farm.

Highway improvements required Improvements are needed due to poor visibility onto the A1079.

Nearest watercourse / floodplain The nearest watercourse is Hayton Beck located to the north of the AOS. There are a number of small watercourses/drains crossing the site. The EA have records of a surface water abstraction used for spray irrigation at Thorpefield Farm. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The site is located in a Flood Zone 1.

Public Right of Way A public footpath runs through the centre of the AOS, from north to south.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 1C: Newton upon Derwent, Allerthorpe and Hayton Farmland.

Quality: The quality of the landscape is affected by its condition. The area does retain its strong rural character in places. The flat to gently undulating arable landscape of this area is centred on the villages of Newton upon Derwent, Wilberfoss, Allerthorpe and Hayton. The A1079 which follows the route of the former Roman road from Brough to Y ork p asses a cross t he n orthern boundary o f t he ch aracter a rea. A R oman f ort was located at Hayton. Evidence of Iron Age and Anglo Saxon activity has also been found at the site.

Pocklington Canal is an important feature in this area and Canal Head is an attractive area that is well used by the public.

Field size, settlement pattern and tree cover contribute to the medium scale of this landscape where long distance views are intermittent and there is an element of enclosure where tree cover is greater and hedgerows have been allowed to grow tall.

Some areas in the landscape character type could be considered high quality e.g. Everingham Parkland. However, even here elements of the parkland character have been lost. Overall the quality of the landscape in this area is assessed to be ordinary.

Capacity: The existing landscape character of the area is already influenced by the development of commercial activity south of Pocklington and Barmby Moor. There is also a c onsiderable a mount o f a gricultural d evelopment in t his w orking landscape. The cumulative impact of agricultural development in the rural areas away from the towns o f M arket W eighton a nd P ocklington a nd t he v illage o f Wilberfoss h as impacted u pon t he r ural ch aracter of t he l andscape a nd t he condition of t he landscape.

There a re a v ariety o f p otential r enewable en ergy d evelopments i ncluding biomass production and wind turbines. A small number of low key, small scale developments may not result in detrimental change to landscape character. Larger scale developments will inevitably impact upon the open character of the landscape. The introduction of wind turbines in this character type may affect views as well as introduce uncharacteristic features. However, the ordinary landscape quality reduces that sensitivity and small scale wind farm development (less than 10 turbines) may offer t he opportunity t o improve t he c ondition of k ey characteristics in s ome locations. Sensitivity: Fragmentation a s a r esult o f lo ss o f h edgerows and e nlarging f ields a nd t he introduction of large scale agricultural buildings that do not reflect vernacular has served to reduce the sensitivity of the landscape to change.

However, the open rural character of the area remains dominant and new built development or changes in management practices would result in landscape change. The c apacity o f t his m edium sc ale la ndscape t ype t o a ccept l arge s cale built commercial development outside existing development limits without detriment to landscape character is low.

Recreation development in the countryside comes in various forms. There is potential to enhance landscape character but equally the potential exists to detract from landscape c haracter a nd loose k ey la ndscape c haracteristics a nd features. T he cumulative impact of these developments may also impact on landscape character. However, with appropriate mitigation and scale of development the landscape does have t he c apacity t o a ccommodated m oderate scale d evelopment t hat a voids impacting on key characteristics and takes the opportunity to enhance character by reintroducing key characteristics such as native hedgerows and heathland. Page 5 of 9 Rev0_16.06.14

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Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural GRADE 2 0.67 Land GRADE 3 0.00 Classification Land No Management Initiatives Area of High No Landscape Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living No Landscape Environmental No Stewardship Agreements Countryside Stewardship No Schemes

Ground Water No Protection Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nomination Site is not within 2km of the coast.

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR

Site Lower Derwent Valley 5.62

SSSI

Pocklington Canal 2.63 White Carr Meadow 3.30 Melbourne and Thornton Ings 5.63 Allerthorpe Common 5.77 Rifle Butts Quarry 6.41 Enthorpe Railway Cutting 7.23 Millington Wood and Pastures 7.57 South Cliffe Common 7.72 Kiplingcotes Chalk Pit 7.73 Millington Wood and Pastures 7.79

SAC Lower Derwent Valley 5.62

SPA Lower Derwent Valley 5.62 National No Nature Reserve Local Nature Hudson's Way 6.58 Reserve Millington Wood 7.82

Local Nature There are 2 East Yorkshire LWS within the Nomination Site, or within 1km. Conservation There are 60 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nomination Site. Designations Ancient Kilnwick Percy Wood (Ancient & Semi-Natural Woodland) 3.46 Woodland Un-named Wood (Ancient Replanted Woodland) 3.56 Pocklington Wood (Ancient Replanted Woodland) 4.60 Seaton Old Wood (Ancient Replanted Woodland) 5.77 Grimthorpe Wood (Ancient Replanted Woodland) 6.64 Grimthorpe Wood (Ancient & Semi-Natural Woodland) 7.09 Regionally Kilnwick Percy Limestone Quarry 5.13 Important Goodmanham Wold 5.64 Geological Goodmanham 6.84 Sites (RIGS) Goodmanham Dale 7.57

Important Bird Areas Lower Derwent Valley 5.62

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled Monuments Cleaving Hall moated site 2.41 Site of Nunburnholme Priory 4.18 Park Closes moated lodge, 130m south west of Park Farm 4.75 Ousethorpe medieval settlement, moat and mill 310m south of Ousethorpe Farm 5.70 Round barrow 600m west of Newcote Farm 5.91 Round barrow 520m S of Warren Farm 6.33 Deepdale cross ridge dyke 6.38 Cross base and shaft and cross base at St Margaret's Church 6.64 Site of Warter Augustinian Priory 6.83 Section of linear boundary dyke between Sylvan Dale and Warren Farm, 6.94 north west of Coldwold Farm Rectilinear enclosures 7.18 Three round barrows 110m east of Coldwold Farm 7.20 Bowl barrow 550m north of High Wold Farm 7.45 Round barrow 730m NNW of Goodmanham Wold Farm 7.53 Six bowl barrows 300m north east of High Wold Farm 7.57 Bowl barrow 450m north of High Wold Farm 7.59 Moated grange at Monk Farm 7.60 Bowl barrow 450m north east of High Wold Farm 7.60 Bowl barrow 700m south west of Enthorpe House 7.62 Bowl barrow 100m north east of High Wold Farm 7.65 Bowl barrow 320m north east of High Wold Farm 7.68 Twelve bowl barrows 800m north of Goodmanham Wold Farm 7.69 Bowl barrow 110m east of High Wold Farm 7.71 Bowl barrow 550m south west of Enthorpe House 7.74 Bowl barrow 170m north west of Farberry Garth Farm 7.76 Bowl barrow 200m south east of High Wold Farm 7.77 Bowl barrow 400m south of High Wold Farm 7.80 Four bowl barrows 450m south east of High Wold Farm 7.83 Two bowl barrows 500m north west of Farberry Garth Farm 7.88

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Bowl barrow 550m south of High Wold Farm 7.95 Bowl barrow 560m NNW of Farberry Garth Farm 7.97

Registered Londesborough Park 1.12 Parks and Houghton Hall 6.21 Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed There are 2 Listed Buildings within the Nomination Site, or within 1km, Old Village School Buildings (0.68km) and Church of St Martin (0.78km). There are 11 Listed Buildings within 2 km of the Nomination Site, the closest being Field House (1.21km). There are 131 Listed Buildings between 2km and 8km of the Nomination Site.

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Current Ref. SG14 Land at Leven Grange (Addition to SG11 AOS) Nominated No. None Regulation 25 Ref. None

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: F D Bird and Sons (Yarrows Aggregates)

Contact: Christopher C Kendall (Agent) Hickling Gray Associates

OS Grid Ref: 511252, 444145 Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material:

Site Area: 20.77 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: Approximately 200,000 tonnes (total reserve). 170,000 tonnes (marketable reserve). Approximately 25,000 to 50,000 tonnes per year. NB. Source of mineral information - the applicants operate a quarry (Yarrows) on the opposite side of the bypass. They are familiar with the geology of the area. Indicative Working Proposals The phasing / direction of working are not known at this stage. Processing facilities have been installed at Yarrows (opposite the nominated site). Should the Leven Grange site be suitable for mineral extraction it is envisaged that it would take place after the Yarrows permission has expired. The processing plant at Yarrows would be relocated. Recycled aggregate is processed at Yarrows therefore the plant would be relocated to the Leven Grange site for processing of recycled aggregate. Construction waste would be the proposed aggregate to be processed with an expected catchment area of Hull, Driffield and Beverley. It is likely that the site would be restored to water based recreation. Current Status: Lies adjacent to SG11 retained Leven and Brandesburton AOS for sand and gravel working. Proposed Status: It is not put forward at this stage that the site is specifically allocated, just that the site be included within the Leven and Brandesburton AOS.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG14 Candidate Sand and Gravel Site Land at Leven Grange

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DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT Is the Site referred to in another Plan or Part of the area is within a Mineral Consultation Area Policy within the Beverley Borough Local Plan. Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Yes, it is a Mineral Consultation Area in the Beverley Plan or Policy Local Plan. The relevant proposed submission policies map (Grid 28) in the emerging East Riding Local Plan 2012-2029 shows a proportion of the area as a Minerals Safeguarding Area. Any planning applications previously 05/01369/STPLF - Change of use of land from within the area. agricultural to recreational facility to be used for model sport activities at Old Storage Compound, Beverley Road, Leven. Refused 25.05.2005 Surrounding land use Surrounded by a mixture of land uses; primarily agriculture with the nearby residential area of Leven to the north. To the east of the nomination is an existing sand and gravel quarry. Nearest residential property in metres The nearest residential property is a farm directly adjacent to the northern edge of the area. The outskirts of the residential area of Leven starts from here. Access to Site Access could be obtained from the Leven Grange bypass. Highway improvements required Improvements would be needed due to poor visibility onto Beverley Road. Nearest watercourse / floodplain Bowlams Dike crosses the nominated site in a number of directions. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone A large proportion of the area is covered by Flood Zone 3. Public Right of Way A public footpath follows the edge of the area.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area: Character Area 19D: Central Holderness Open Farmland

Quality: This character area surrounds the two parkland character areas of Rise and Burton Constable. The character area includes the villages of Leven, Routh, Long Ritson, Great Hatfield, Witherneck, Skirlaugh, Ellerby, West Newton, Sproatly and Humberton plus numerous hamlets. Vertical features and large scale farm buildings are dominant and detract from landscape character. Other detractors such as industrial development, pylons and communication masts, are spread throughout the area but overall do not seriously harm the quality of the landscape which is assessed to be ordinary to good with pockets of high quality at Burton Constable and Rise. Capacity: Wind turbines in this area may impact on views and will add uncharacteristic vertical elements. However, the quality of the landscape is assessed to be ordinary to good overall and this character type has medium sensitivity to development of wind farms generally. Detailed assessment to confirm this would be required for individual proposals. Commercial and industrial development outside current development limits would affect rural landscape character introducing urban infrastructure to the landscape. For example lighting, buildings, car parking and signs. Tourism and recreation development varies. This landscape has capacity to accept some development of this type that respects scale, historic context, landscape pattern and vernacular. Sensitivity: The area would be sensitive to the cumulative impacts of wind farm development and the scale of development should reflect the scale of the landscape and landscape pattern. There are several landmark buildings in the landscape type and views of these are sensitive to development that would interrupt those important views.

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Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural GRADE 2 0.00 Land GRADE 3 0.00 Classification Land No Management Initiatives Area of High No Landscape Value (AHLV) Environmentally No Sensitive Areas Living River Hull Floodplain 0.58 Landscape Brandesburton and Hornsea Mere 1.62 Environmental No Stewardship Agreements Countryside No Stewardship Schemes

Ground Water No Protection Zone Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. The area is not within 2km of the coast.

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Ecological Features found within 8 km

RAMSAR No

Site SSSI Leven Canal 0.76 Tophill Low 5.26 Hornsea Mere 5.67 Pulfin Bog 5.73 River Hull Headwaters 7.72

SAC No SPA Hornsea Mere 5.67 National No Nature Reserve Local Nature Sigglesthorne Station 6.36 Reserve Southorpe 7.00

Local Nature There are no East Yorkshire LWS within the area, or within 1km. Conservation There are 33 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the area. Designations

Ancient Cote Wood (Ancient & Semi-Natural Woodland) 3.52 Woodland Low Wood (Ancient & Semi-Natural Woodland) 5.67 Regionally Routh Quarry 1.13 Important Brandesburton Gravel Pits 1.93 Geological Sites (RIGS) Seaton 3.73 Hornsea Mere 6.18 Lambwath Drain 6.84

Important Hornsea Mere 5.67 Bird Areas

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World Heritage Sites No Scheduled Monuments Market cross 2.80 Hayholme moated site 3.03 Medieval moated tile kiln 250m north east of North Grange Farm 3.57 Manorial earthworks and fishponds in Rise Park, including the site of Black Hall and Mote Hill 3.84 Site of Meaux Cistercian Abbey 4.54 Meaux duck decoy, 420m south west of Meaux Decoy Farm 4.58 Eske medieval settlement and field system, west and south of Eske Manor 5.67 Moated grange at Moor Grange 6.74 Barf Hill moated site 6.96 Moated monastic grange site and fishponds in Paradise Wood, 630m north west of Carlam Hill Farm 7.16 Great Hatfield Cross 7.18 Medieval settlement of Southorpe and field system, north east of Southorpe Farm 7.73 Rotsea medieval settlement and field system, 600m south east of Rotsea Manor 7.79

Registered Parks and No Gardens Registered Battlefield No Listed Buildings There are 8 Listed Buildings within the area, or within 1km, the closest being Leven House (0.19km). There are 11 Listed Buildings within 2 km of the area. There are 78 Listed Buildings between 2km and 8km of the area.

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Current Ref. SG15 Land around Brook Farm, North Cave, East Yorkshire Nominated No. n/a Regulation 25 Ref. n/a SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: Humberside Aggregates Ltd

Contact: The Quarry Newport Road North Cave Brough

Guy Titman (Agent) MJCA

OS Grid Ref: NGR 487400 431800

Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material: Site Area: 35.7ha

Quantity / Output Rate: approx 2.2 million tonnes (marketable reserve) Estimated annual yield - 500,000 tonnes pa Indicative Working Proposals It is likely that the nominated site would be progressively worked as an extension of the adjacent existing quarry, utilising the existing processing plant. It is likely that at any one time one phase will be being prepared by soil stripping, one phase will be being worked for sand and gravel and one phase will be being restored. Mineral working will be undertaken progressively as described above. In order to operate the nominated site it will be necessary to first gain planning permission. The planning application will be supported by an Environmental Statement which sets out any necessary mitigation measures based on the results of an EIA. Current Status: None Proposed Status: Proposed preferred area put forward in consultation process.

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DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

Highway improvements required None. Nearest watercourse / floodplain Skelfleet Drain is located adjacent to the western boundary and a number of smaller drains cross the site. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone The north west part of the site is within Flood Risk Zone 3. Public Right of Way None.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area Character Area 8B: M62 Corridor Gilberdyke to South Cave.

Quality The number of detractors and the fragmentation of the landscape have affected the quality of this landscape type which is assessed to be ordinary overall with areas of poor quality where the landscape is affected by commercial industrial development. Capacity This is a fragmented landscape that retains elements of its rural character in many places. Additional development that will result in the fragmentation of characteristics and features e.g. loss of hedgerows and trees, change in settlement pattern and uncharacteristic use of materials and scale will adversely affect character further. Quarrying goes on in the eastern end of this character type and there may be future pressure to expand activities. At present the impact of these activities is localised. Sensitivity The landscape type is assessed to have high sensitivity to development that would result in increased coalescence of the appearance of industrial development in the landscape.

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Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural Land GRADE 2 0.27 Classification GRADE 3 0.00 GRADE 4 1.54

Land Management Humberhead levels. Initiatives Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally N/A Sensitive Areas Living Landscape Foulness and North Cave

Environmental The site is the subject of two Entry Level Environmental Stewardship Stewardship Area Agreements:-AG00369880 and AG00311057 Agreements A number of further Entry Level Agreements lie within the immediate vicinity of the site. The nearest Higher Level agreement is 4km away and the nearest Organic Level Agreement is 3.4km away. Countryside 14CSS012880 7.2km Stewardship Schemes Ground Water Protection The site is located on a secondary ‘A’ aquifer. There are also a number Zone of groundwater abstractions located within the immediate area for spray irrigation. Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nominated Site is not within 2km of the coast.

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site Humber Estuary 5.06

SSSI South Cliffe Common 1.98 South Cliffe Common 3.44 Hotham Meadow 3.46 Everthorpe Quarry 3.69 Drewton Lane Pits 4.11 Drewton Lane Pits 4.19 Wyedale 4.97 Humber Estuary 5.06 Newbald Becksies 6.32 Brantingham Dale 6.73 Brantingham Dale 7.13

SAC Humber Estuary 5.06

SPA Humber Estuary 5.06 National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No Local Nature There is no Borough Ecology Management Area within 8km of the site. Conservation There is one East Yorkshire LWS within 1km of the site (North Cave Designations Wetlands, 0.73km) . There are 30 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nominated Site. Ancient Woodland No Lowland Meadow six parcels Nearest is 3.45 km

Grassland Inventory No Regionally Important North Cave, Wetlands 0.73 Geological Sites (RIGS) Disused Pit, Hotham 1.92 Hotham 2.13 Sands Top Quarry, North Newbald 5.0 St Austins Stone 5.97 Brantingham Dale Plantation 6.32 Wardills Plantation, Brantigham 6.49 Disused pit, Newbald Wold 7.97

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled There are 8 Scheduled Monuments within 8km of the site. Monuments Moated site 170m north of Wholesea farm 3.15 Weighton Lock, Blacktoft 5.78 Romano-British villa at Cockle Pits, near Brantingham 6.06 Camera and moated site at Faxfleet Hall 6.50 Moated site at Newland Farm 7.11 Brough Peturia Roman Settlement 7.63 Brough Peturia Roman Settlement 7.70 Brough Peturia Roman Settlement 7.76

Registered Houghton Hall 6.30

Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed This is one Grade I listed building within 5km of the site (Church of All Saints), Buildings Seventy six Grade II listed buildings within 5km of the site and four Grade II* listed buildings within 5km of the site. The following details the Grade II listed buildings within 2km of the site.

Number 77 And Garden Wall 1.17 Barn at South Carr farm 1.17 South Carr Farmhouse 1.17 86, Westgate 1.19 51, Westgate 1.31 Mounting Block and Milepost 1.34 Milestone Farmhouse 1.34 Country Gardens and Re Lilley and Sons 1.54 5, Finkle Street 1.54 Pigoncote at the Croft 1.60 Glebe House 1.61 5, Westgate 1.63 Westgate House 1.63 Number 3 and Adjoining Outbuildings 1.66 Westfield House 1.74 16, Church Street 1.82 Wallingfen Methodist Chapel 1.85 Page 7 of 8 Rev0_12.06.15

Gates Approximately 20 metres South of Wallingfen Chapel 1.86 Paper Mill House 1.87 Nordham House 1.88 Methodist Church Roomsmidland Bank 1.89 4, 5 and 6, Canal Side East 1.93

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Current Ref. SG16 Land south of the Outgang, north of the A63, east of Eight Acre Lake and west of Mires Beck. Nominated No. n/a Regulation 25 Ref. n/a

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: Humberside Aggregates Ltd

Contact: The Quarry Newport Road North Cave

Guy Titman (Agent) MJCA

OS Grid Ref: 489041 431061 SE 89041 31061 Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material: Site Area: 22.8 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: Approx. 850,000 tonnes (marketable reserve) Estimated annual yield - 500,000 tonnes pa Indicative Working Proposals It is likely that the nominated site would be sub divided and worked progressively with one area being prepared by soil stripping, one being worked for sand and gravel and one being restored. Extracted material would be processed at the processing facilities in the existing quarry to the north of the B1230. In order to operate the nominated site it will be necessary to first gain planning permission. The planning application will be supported by an Environmental Statement which sets out any necessary mitigation measures based on the results of an EIA. Current Status: None Proposed Status: Proposed preferred area put forward in consultation process.

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Is the Site referred to in another Plan or No (Beverley Local Plan) Policy Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Within the strategic aerodrome buffer in the Plan or Policy Submission Strategy Document. Any mineral planning applications None previously on the Site Surrounding land use Generally agricultural. The southern boundary of the site is the A63 dual carriageway. A service station with a motel is adjacent to the south east corner of the site. A remand prison and young offenders Institution is situated about 300m east of the site. Nearest residential property in metres The nearest residential properties is a farm on the southern side of the A63, others are situated approx. 70m to the north and east. Further residential properties are within 100 to 200m. Access to Site Myres Lane, a single track road, runs along the northern boundary of the site. This meets Station Road, two track, at its eastern end, and Lower Mill Lane, single track, at its western end. Indicative working proposals are that access onto the B1230 would be gained via an existing extraction area to the west. Highway improvements required No. Nearest watercourse / floodplain Mires Beck (a ‘main’ river) runs adjacent to the eastern boundary of the site. Water Furs and South Ings Drain crosses the site from north to south and a smaller drain joins it within the site. There is a small pond on the southern boundary of the site. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone A large portion of the site is within Flood Risk Zone 3. Public Right of Way None.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area Character Area 8B: M62 Corridor Gilberdyke to South Cave;

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Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural Land GRADE 2 0.00 Classification GRADE 3 0.00 Contains Best and Most Versatile (BMV) Land Land Management Yes Catchment Farming Directive Initiatives The Humberland Levels 0.00

Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally N/A Sensitive Areas Living Landscape None. Nearest is Foulness and North Cave 7.56

Environmental A number of Environmental Stewardship Agreements lie within the Stewardship immediate vicinity of the site. The nearest Entry Level Agreement is Agreements 0.14km from the site, the nearest Organic Level Agreement is 1.8km away and the nearest Higher Level Agreement is 3.7km away. Countryside None Stewardship Schemes Nearest is 14CSS012971 6.2

Ground Water Protection The site is located on a secondary ‘A’ aquifer. There are also a number Zone of groundwater abstractions located within the immediate area for spray irrigation. Coastal Marine Features found within 2 km Marine No. Nominated Site is not within 2km of the coast.

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site Humber Estuary 3.77

SSSI Everthorpe Quarry 2.48 Drewton Lane Pits 3.00 Drewton Lane Pits 3.22 South Cliffe Common 3.66 Hotham Meadow 3.74 Humber Estuary 3.77 Wyedale 4.58 South Cliffe Common 4.95 Brantingham Dale 5.07 Brantingham Dale 5.48 Newbald Becksies 6.25 Melton Bottom Chalk Pit 7.64

SAC Humber Estuary 3.77

SPA Humber Estuary 3.77 National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No Local Nature There is a Borough Ecology Management Area within 8km of the site Conservation (7.56km). Designations There are no East Yorkshire LWS within the Nominated Site, or within 1km. There are 35 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nominated Site. Ancient Woodland No Lowland Grazing Marsh Five parcels of LGM, the closest is 3.7 km from the site.

Grassland Inventory No Regionally Important North Cave, Wetlands 1.57 Geological Sites (RIGS) Disused Pit, Hotham 2.58 Hotham 2.86 Brantingham Dale Plantation 4.64 Wardills Plantation, Brantingham 4.77 St Austins Stone 5.07 Sands Top Quarry, North Newbald 5.11 Disused Pit, Newbald Wold 7.65

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled Romano- British Villa at Cockle Pits, near Brantingham 4.25 Monuments Moated Site 170m north of Wholesea Farm 5.00 Weighton Lock, Blacktoft 5.47 Brough Petuaria Roman Settlement 5.93 Brough Petuaria Roman Settlement 5.99 Brough Petuaria Roman Settlement 6.07 Camera and Moated Site at Faxfleet Hill 6.40

Registered No Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed There is one Grade I listed building within 5km of the site (Church of All Buildings Saints), 82 Grade II listed buildings within 5km of the site and four Grade II* listed buildings within 5km of the site. A further 50 listed buildings lie between 6km and 8km of the site. The following details the Grade II listed buildings within 2km of the site.

Gate Piers to Everthorpe Hall 0.88 Number 77 and Garden Wall 0.95 51, Westgate 0.97 5, Finkle Street 0.98 Mounting Block and Milepost 0.99 86, Westgate 0.99 Milestone Farmhouse 0.99 Pigoncote at the Croft 1.01 Country Gardens and Re Lilley and Sons 1.04 5 Westgate 1.07 Glebe House 1.09 Number 3 And Adjoining Outbuildings 1.09 Westgate House 1.10 Westfield House 1.26 16, Church Street 1.32 The Vicarage 1.39 Paper Mill House 1.46 Church Of All Saints 1.50

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Nordham House 1.51 Manor Farm East Dovecote 1.56 Manor Farmhouse East 1.57 Manor Farm east, Granary, Stables and Barn 1.58 The White House 1.84 27, Pinfold 1.85

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Current Ref. SG17 Bungalow Farm. - Land east of Crosslands Lane, south of Dryham Lane, north of Newport Road, west of Townsend Lane, North Cave. Nominated No. n/a Regulation 25 Ref. n/a

SITE INFORMATION

Nominator: Humberside Aggregates Ltd

Contact: The Quarry Newport Road North Cave

Guy Titman (Agent) MJCA

OS Grid Ref: 488420 432416 (UK grid ref finder) SE 88410 32416 Type of Extraction / Sand and Gravel Potential Extraction Material: Site Area: 12 ha

Quantity / Output Rate: Up to 600,000 tonnes (marketable reserve) Estimated annual yield - 500,000 tonnes pa Indicative Working Proposals It is likely that the nominated site would be sub divided and worked progressively with one area being prepared by soil stripping, one being worked for sand and gravel and one being restored. Extracted material would be processed at the processing facilities in the existing quarry to the east. In order to operate the nominated site it will be necessary to first gain planning permission. The planning application will be supported by an Environmental Statement which sets out any necessary mitigation measures based on the results of an EIA. Current Status: None Proposed Status: Proposed preferred area put forward in consultation process.

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PROJECT East Riding of Yorkshire Council & Hull City Council Joint Minerals DPD TITLE SG17 Nominated Sand and Gravel Site Bungalow Farm

DESK-TOP ASSESSMENT

Is the Site referred to in another Plan or No (Beverley Local Plan) Policy Is the Site currently safeguarded in any Just outside the strategic aerodrome buffer in the Plan or Policy Submission Strategy Document. Any mineral planning applications None previously on the Site Surrounding land use Generally agricultural. There is a landfill site and waste facility to the west, and a number of properties to the south and east of the site. Nearest residential property in metres The nearest residential property is Bungalow Farm farmhouse, with is adjacent to the site. The next nearest properties are situated to the south and east of the site. Several of them are within approx. 75m from the boundary of the site. Access to Site Access would be via an existing track leading westwards from the site to Crosslands Lane. Material extracted at the site would be processed at the processing plant of the existing quarry to the west of Crosslands Lane. Highway improvements required Improvements to existing track and access point onto Crosslands Lane. Nearest watercourse / floodplain Ings Drain runs along the northern boundary of the site. Environment Agency Flood Risk Zone A large portion of the site is within Flood Risk Zone 3 Public Right of Way None.

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LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT

Character Area Character Area 8B: M62 Corridor Gilberdyke to South Cave.

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STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS

Landscape and Land Use Features found within 2 km Agricultural Land GRADE 3 0.00 Classification GRADE 2 0.23 GRADE 4 0.69

Land Management Yes Catchment Farming Directive Initiatives The Humberland Levels 0.00

Area of High Landscape No Value (AHLV) Environmentally N/A Sensitive Areas Living Landscape Foulness and North Cave 0.00

Environmental The site lies within an Environmental Stewardship Area Agreement area Stewardship (Entry Level plus Higher Level Stewardship). There is a further Entry Agreements Level plus Higher Level Stewardship area 0.2km away. The nearest Entry Level Stewardship area is 0.5km away.

Countryside 14CSS012971 7.4 Stewardship Schemes

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Ecological Features found within 8 km RAMSAR Site Humber Estuary 5.31

SSSI South Cliffe Common 2.43 Hotham Meadow 2.58 Everthorpe Quarry 2.74 Drewton Lane Pits 3.14 Drewton Lane Pits 3.17 South Cliffe Common 3.60 Wyedale 3.93 Humber Estuary 5.31 Newbald Becksies 5.35 Brantingham Dale 5.94

Brantingham Dale 6.32

SAC Humber Estuary 5.31

SPA Humber Estuary 5.31 National Nature Reserve No Local Nature Reserve No Local Nature There is no Borough Ecology Management Area within 8km of the site. Conservation There are two East Yorkshire LWS within the Nominated Site, or within Designations 1km (Foulness and North Cave, 0km North Cave Wetlands, 0.20km). There are 31 East Yorkshire LWS between 1km and 8km of the Nominated Site. Ancient Woodland No Lowland Grazing Marsh SE 89535 35050 2.58 SE 89618 35128 2.58 SE 89535 35060 2.59 SE 89588 35177 2.59 SE 93463 36213 5.97

SE 90779 39585 6.95 Grassland Inventory No Regionally Important North Cave, Wetlands 0.20 Geological Sites (RIGS) Disused Pit, Hotham 1.21 Hotham 1.48 Sands Top Quarry, North Newbald 4.08 St Austins Stone 4.93 Brantingham Dale Plantation 5.56 Wardills Plantation, Brantingham 5.75 Disused Pit, Newbald Wold 6.95

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Features found within 8 km World No Heritage Sites Scheduled Moated sie 170 m north of Wholesea Farm 4.09 Monuments Romano – British villa at Cockle Pits, near Brantigham 5.62 Weighton Lock, Blacktoft 6.54 Camera and Moated Site at Faxfleet Hall 7.37 Brough Peturia Roman Settlement 7.41 Brough Peturia Roman Settlement 7.47 Brough Peturia Roman Settlement 7.56

Registered Houghton Hall 0.20

Parks and Gardens Registered No Battlefield Listed There are two Grade I listed building within 5km of the site (Church of All Buildings Saints and Church of Saint Nicholas), eighty six Grade II listed buildings within 5km of the site and four Grade II* listed buildings within 5km of the site. A further 34 listed buildings lie between 6km and 8km of the site. The following details the Grade II listed buildings within 2km of the site. 86, Westgate 0.23 Number 77 and Garden Wall 0.24 51 Westgate 0.36 Milestone Farmhouse 0.38 Mounting Block and Milepost 0.38 Country Gardens and Re Lilley and Sons 0.57 5, Finkle Street 0.58 Glebe House 0.64 Pigoncote at the Croft 0.64 Westgate House 0.65 5, Westgate 0.65 Number 3 And Adjoining Outbuildings 0.68 Westfield House 0.74 16 Church Street 0.82 Paper Mill House 0.84 Nordham House 1.84 The Vicarage 1.06 Church of All Saints 1.06 Manor Farmhouse East 1.17

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Manor Farm East, Dovecote 1.18 Manor Farm east, Granary, Stables and Barn 1.21 Stable Block at Hotham Hill 1.46 Hotham Hall 1.48 Gates and Gate Piers in Stable Yard at Hotham Hall 1.48 The Bungalow 1.64 Hotham House 1.77 30, Main Street 1.77 The Grange 1.80 Rectory Farmhouse 1.85 K6 Telephone Kiosk 1.86 War Memorial 1.87 Foxglove Cottage 1.90 Wold View 1.99

Conservation North Cave Conservation Area is 185m to the east. Area

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