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East Riding of Yorkshire Council's Strategic Planning Date Application Address Application Description Council Response ERYC Date of Validated Reference Decision Decision Applications noted as pending in the previous report. 15 -Aug -16 16/02457/STPLF Humber Growers Erection of 71 dwellings with The proposed site is outside Welton’s Ap proved 14 -Mar - Common Lane associated access, parking and development limits, in the recently 17 Welton infrastructure following the adopted East Riding of Yorkshire demolition of existing Council’s Local Plan. In addition, the warehouses and glasshouses plan has not allocated this site for development, having been rejected as a suitable site during the Draft Allocations Selection process. Hull City Council considers that sufficient land has been allocated for development in this area, and any additional development may have an adverse impact on both the local housing market and the housing market in Hull. 19 -May -16 16/00154/STPLF Former Sir Leo Erection of 128 dwellings with Objection raised to the application Approved 26 -Jan -18 Schultz Centre, associated access, parking, hard due to it not being allocated or Danespark Access and soft landscaping and submitted for consideration through Road To Sir Leo infrastructure the plan making process. The entire Schultz Centre, application site is in Flood Zone 3 – Dunswell. High Risk. Hull City Council’s most recent Strategic Flood Risk Assessment also further categorises the site as including functional floodplain and high hazard areas of risk. The site selection process carried out by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council identified a sufficient number of housing sites at lower risk of flooding, and specifically did not allocate housing sites in Dunswell due Date Application Address Application Description Council Response ERYC Date of Validated Reference Decision Decision to flood risk. The proximity of the site to Hull’s boundary and distance from any East Riding settlements raises a number of issues: • If built, this would be an urban extension, something which Hull City Council does not support in this location. • No consideration appears to have been given to requirements for schools, refuse collection, street cleansing, street lighting etc. arising from the proposed development. Appli cations notified by East Riding of Yorkshire Council since 31st October 2016 19 -Dec -16 16/04053 Land South Of Erection of 28 dwellings with Object to this application. The East Refused 07 -Nov -17 Cherry Tree Lane associated garages, Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Local Plan And North Of construction of an access (to has not allocated this site for Magdalen Lane, Magdalen Lane), layout of development, having been rejected as Hedon amenity area and associated a suitable site during the allocations drainage works (Revised selection process due to flood risk. scheme of 14/03927/PLF) Hull City Council considers that (AMENDED PLANS AND development in this area may have an SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS) adverse impact on the housing market in Hull. 21 -Dec -16 16/04193/ST PLF Cottingham And Cottingham and Orchard Park Support for scheme given its Approved 17 -Mar - Orchard Park Flood Flood Alleviation Scheme importance in Hull's flood alleviation. 17 Alleviation (COPFAS): 1) Construction of 9 Scheme, water attenuation bunds and Eppleworth Road, lagoons along Westfield Road, Cottingham. Eppleworth Road, Cottingham Date Application Address Application Description Council Response ERYC Date of Validated Reference Decision Decision and Orchard Park Road, Hull; 2) Alterations to open water courses along Broad Lane Beck, Cottingham and Wanlass/ Mill Beck and Creyke Beck, Cottingham with new sections of connecting culverts between the lagoons: 3) Four attenuation bunds/ lagoons will remain as agricultural land, two lagoons will remain as grazing paddocks and two lagoons will be changed from agricultural land to wild grass meadows and the Orchard Park lagoon will remain as playing fields 21 -Dec -16 16/04235/STPLF Anlaby And East Anlaby and East Ella Flood Support for scheme given its Approved 20 -Mar - Ella Flood Alleviation Scheme (AEEAS) importance in Hull's flood alleviation. 17 Alleviation comprises of collection Scheme, First Lane, structures to intercept flood Anlaby. water, transfer culvert to divert flood flows and alterations to an existing flood storage lagoon along with the creation of an additional lagoon to attenuate flood flows 22 -Dec -16 16/ 03806/CM Thomas House, Erection and operation of a No strategic issues raised by the Approved 09 -Feb -17 Staithes Road, Waste Transfer and Treatment application. Preston Facility with amended site arrangement, expanded site drainage and surfacing, new weighbridge, water tank and associated pumping station and Date Application Address Application Description Council Response ERYC Date of Validated Reference Decision Decision ancillary in frastructure at Veolia Environmental Services, Thomas House, Staithes Road, Preston, East Riding Of Yorkshire 06 -Jan -17 16/04256/REG3 Site Of Sidney Erection of sports pavilion and No strategic issues raised by the Approved 06 -Apr -17 Smith High School, formation of sports pitches with application. First Lane, Anlaby. associated parking on flood alleviation scheme lagoon 10 -Jan -17 16/04166/STPLF Land South And Erection of 79 dwellings with Scheme part of allocation AWK - G in Approved 13 -Jun -17 East Of 51 Lowfield associated access, parking, the ERYC Sile Allocations document of Road, Anlaby landscaping and infrastructure the Local Plan. No issues raised. 03 -Feb -17 17/00398/STOUT Land Nort h West OUTLINE - Erection of a Scheme part of allocation BEV 1 in the Pending Of 88 Poplars Way, residential development, up to ERYC Sile Allocations document of the Beverley. 90 dwellings (all matters Local Plan. No issues raised. reserved) 17 -Feb -17 17 /00277/STPLF Land North West Erection of Residential and Scheme part of allocation HES - A in Approved 24 -Jul -17 Of Weelsby Way, Dementia Care Home with the ERYC Sile Allocations document of Hessle associated access, parking, the Local Plan. Concern expressed landscaping and infrastructure aboout potential for impact on mature trees within the site. 24 -May -17 17/01673/STOUTE Land North West Outline planning application for Overall, the Council are supportive of Pending Of Kingstown Hotel development of the site for the development of the site of the Hull Road Hedon mixed use comprising a former Hedon Airfield for the uses business park (B1a, B1b, B1c, specified within the application. B2, B8) and an education, However, it is considered necessary to training and research campus add conditions to cover the nature of (incorporating outdoor building uses that could occupy the business materials testing facility) and park units, to ensure that uses match associated residential the stated intentions of the proposal. accommodation (B1a, B1b, D1 The scheme is promoted and assessed and Sui Generis); on-site energy against four policy tests according to infrastructure (providing energy clearly defined parameters which Date Application Address Application Description Council Response ERYC Date of Validated Reference Decision Decision to on -site users) (Sui Generis), should therefore persist into the offsite energy infrastructure nature of the scheme to be (generating energy to export developed. into the grid) (Sui Generis), with The business park element is by far generation from on-site energy the largest land take element of the infrastructure and off-site scheme and this element should not energy infrastructure totalling therefore be diluted to create an less than 50MW), and a primary opportunity for large scale ‘general’ substation (Sui Generis); data employment development. If this centre (600 racks) and were to be the case then it would be associated disaster recovery necessary to assess alternative sites suite (B1a and Sui Generis); based on different criteria. relocated sports facilities (D2); It would be appropriate for energy landscaping and open space infrastructure and the data centre to (Access to be considered) be provided ahead of business park units to ensure that the site is developed for the overall concept of the scheme applied for and is not for general use. It would also be necessary to restrict the amount and type of office accommodation within the scheme to limit potential diversion or impact on centres, potentially to set a threshold that limits office space to a level not substantially higher than the proportion of 2.5% set out in the submitted Planning Statement. 13 -Sep -17 17/02858/REG4 Acre Heads Erection of two new The size and nature of the proposal Refused 29 -Nov -17 Primary School, classrooms, children’s and staff raises any strategic cross boundary Welbourn Walk, toilets and 3 breakout areas, issues. Anlaby Common. alterations to the existing building and the relocation of Date Application Address Application Description Council Response ERYC Date of Validated Reference Decision Decision the existing storage building, relocation of existing play equipment and associated landscaping works. 20 -Sep -17 17/03009/STPLF East o f 115 Harland Erection of 269 dwellings with The site is allocated for housing Pending Way, Cottingham associated access, parking, development within the East Riding of landscaping, play spaces and Yorkshire Local Plan Allocations water attenuation basin. Document (Policy COT-C) and therefore the principle of housing development is accepted. Attention drawn to the proximimty of the site to the Hull and East Riding Flood alleviation scheme 06 -Oct
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