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Agenda - pdf - Selby District Council

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B9 “Planning Permission” – would it be useful to insert a URL to the Planning<br />

Portal Interactive House to help people understand what is deemed to be<br />

permitted development and what is not?<br />

B10 – “many buildings are very old” – ambiguous – what is “old”?<br />

B10 – “Cars” should be “vehicles”<br />

B10 damage from splashing through puddles – please review the credibility of<br />

the document. It appears that we are only talking about buildings that front onto<br />

the main street (within the green shaded area on the [North Duffield] village map)<br />

B11 – “rain cannot penetrate cement easily so it is found that the bricks and<br />

stone wear out faster than the mortar joints.” Consider the properties of FL<br />

quality and engineered bricks to avoid statements which could be misleading to<br />

the general public.<br />

B11 - “this accelerates wear and buildings will become damp.” Misleading: This<br />

is not the only cause of damp.<br />

B12 – whole section needs rewording so that people do not miss understand<br />

that a new uPVC gutter system is worse that a traditional timber one supported o<br />

iron brackets – for example. Or that the suggestion by adding a conservatory<br />

will seriously affect the integrity of both the appearance and the way the<br />

traditional buildings function – are we talking about uPVC or hardwood timber<br />

version?<br />

B13 - “within historic areas” we are talking about a village environment here<br />

aren’t we?<br />

B13 – “safe access” – and parking without having to mount the pavement.<br />

A link to Planning Portal would be a useful<br />

addition. make change to all VDS<br />

It is not necessary to state each building<br />

period – the issue is undertaking appropriate<br />

repairs and maintenance.<br />

Agree – make change on all VDS<br />

Disagree – this is generic advice not specific<br />

to North Duffield.<br />

The statement is not misleading. No<br />

explanation as to what FL quality is.<br />

It does not say it is the only cause of damp –<br />

just that it is a cause of damp.<br />

Again this is generic advice. The essence of<br />

the statement is that “cheap is not best”, and<br />

“sometimes modern is not suitable”. The list<br />

of examples is not exhaustive, and details are<br />

not discussed. It is guidance, and the<br />

appropriate advice is offered via English<br />

Heritage Historic Environment Local<br />

Management arm (HELM.)<br />

It Is not clear what issue is being raised.<br />

This is generic information about the conflict<br />

between historic layouts and modern highway<br />

requirements – it is not specific to North<br />

Duffield. – Parking matters considered in<br />

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