Mr M Scott, Bagby Airfield, Bagby, Thirsk, North - Hambleton District ...
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a. The policy basis,<br />
276. The statement omits the full words of Local Development Framework Policy<br />
CP16 relating to the circumstances when schemes will not be supported. These<br />
missing words are significant as they say, “Development or activities will not be<br />
supported which: i. has a detrimental impact upon the interests of a natural or<br />
man-made asset.” The interest in this case is the open agricultural landscape, a<br />
man-made landscape but one which is largely open, and contains natural<br />
features.<br />
277. The FCPR statement although setting out in paragraph 1.1 to seek possible<br />
enhancements to <strong>Bagby</strong> <strong>Airfield</strong> makes no reference to Policy DP31 Protecting<br />
natural resources: biodiversity/nature conservation. This policy supports<br />
proposals to restore or create new habitats where they would contribute to the<br />
Biodiversity Action Plan and to the targets, priorities and enhancement proposals<br />
of the RSS.<br />
278. In the selective quotes from Policy DP32 General Design xviii is omitted.<br />
This reads “design should seek to retain existing important species and habitats<br />
and maximise opportunities for habitat enhancement, creation and management<br />
in accordance with Policy DP31.<br />
b. a baseline survey of receptors and their sensitivity<br />
279. The Detailed Character Assessment for Character Area 7 – York Road<br />
(FPCR report page 18) Agricultural omits reference to the prominence of the<br />
airfield from Moor Lane. From this position the sloping part of the east west<br />
runway and airfield buildings are the main built feature in the landscape.<br />
280. At 4.19 of the same report considering the Easterly view from the public<br />
footpath leading on to <strong>Bagby</strong> Lane reference is made to the glimpsed views in to<br />
adjacent fields including pasture within <strong>Bagby</strong> <strong>Airfield</strong>, The glimpsed views from<br />
<strong>Bagby</strong> Lane includes views of the main hangar ‘hangar B’ on plan in Appendix 4<br />
the buildings of <strong>Bagby</strong> <strong>Airfield</strong><br />
281. Paragraph 4.21 of the report explains that from Viewpoints 9 and 10 views<br />
of the buildings within <strong>Bagby</strong> <strong>Airfield</strong> are only available from a short stretch of the<br />
A19. The views are achieved for about 300 metres, being the distance from the<br />
<strong>Hambleton</strong> <strong>District</strong> Council - Tim Wood – Proof of Evidence - 62 -