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Applications Determined by the Director of Planning on Expiry of Advertisement,Receipt of Further Amended Plans and ObservationsNYM/2012/0529/FLChange of use of and alterations including insertion of 5 no.rooflights and solar panels to outdoor pursuit centre to form guesthouse, use of granary as holiday letting accommodation, use ofdining room as tea room, provision of art facilities and erection ofportacabin with climbing wall, erection of stable block/activity areaand provision of bike storage in association with proposedmountain bike hire, rebuilding of pavilion for use as staff quarters,siting of air source heat pumps, erection of stone pillars andentrance gates and associated landscaping works (revisedscheme to NYM/2011/0657/FL) at Sutherland Lodge, CroptonThe application has been approved with an amendment toconditions 3 and 7 and additional Travel Plan condition (condition15) as follows:3. RSUO00 The accommodation hereby approved shall not be used forresidential purposes other than as a guest house and holiday letwith ancillary manager’s accommodation in relation to the outdooractivities operated from the site known as Sutherland Lodge andshall not be used for any other purpose (including any otherpurpose in Class C1of the Schedule to the Town and CountryPlanning (Use Classes) Order 2010), or in any provision equivalentto that Class in any statutory instrument revoking and re-enactingthat Order. The ancillary facilities hereby approved, comprisingconference/training room, art room and tea room shall also only beused ancillary to the outdoor activity business operated from thesite and for no other purpose in Class C1, D1 or D2 of the aboveOrder without a further grant of planning permission. For thepurposes of this condition, ‘holiday letting’ means letting to thesame person, group of persons or family for periods not exceedinga total of 28 days in any one calendar year.7. RSUO00 The timber staff pavilion hereby approved shall only provideaccommodation for staff employed at Sutherland Lodge, unlessotherwise agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority.15. HWAY26 Prior to the development being brought into use, a Travel Planshall have been submitted to and approved in writing by the LocalPlanning Authority in consultation with the Highway Authority. Thisshall include:i) The appointment of a travel co-ordinator;ii) A partnership approach to influence travel behaviour;iii) Measures to encourage the use of alternative modes oftransport other than the private car by persons associated with thesite;iv) Provision of up-to-date details of public transport services;v) Continual appraisal of travel patterns and measures providedthrough the Travel Plan;vi) Improved safety for vulnerable road users;vii) A reduction in all vehicle trips and mileage;viii) A programme for the implementation of such measures andany proposed physical works;ix) Procedures for monitoring the uptake of such modes oftransport and for providing evidence of compliance.
The Travel Plan shall be implemented and the development shallthereafter be carried out and operated in accordance with theTravel Plan.NYM/2012/0734/FLConversion of garage and construction of a side extension toform 2 no. additional bedrooms at Manor Ridge, ManorRoad, Robin Hoods Bay for Mr & Mrs Heyes, Manor RidgeThe application has been approved with an amendment to thedevelopment description as follows in order to clearly reflect thedevelopment that is proposed:Construction of a side extension to form 2 no. additional bedroomsfollowing demolition of existing garage.Applications Adjacent to the National Park (3024)12/01026/FULErection of 1.no 50.9m high (overall tip height 77.9) 500kw windturbine to generate electricity for on-farm use together withassociated crane pad, access track and sub-station at land atWillerby Wold Pig Farm, Staxton, Scarborough.The Authority has considered the above application and madethe following comments:Although the height of the proposed turbine is substantial, thelocation is over 6 km from the nearest point of the National Parkboundary at Wykeham and will be seen against the backdrop ofthe higher ground of the 170m Wolds escarpment rising behind.On this basis the Authority has no objections to the proposeddevelopment as it will have no long term detrimental impact on thespecial qualities of the National Park.12/00618/MFULErection of 7 no. five bedroom dwellings, 9 no. four bedroomdwellings, 6 no. three bedroom dwellings, 7 no. two bedroomdwellings and 1 no. one bedroom dwelling, associated garaging,parking and amenity space and formation of vehicular access atland at OS Field No 4848 Station Road, Ampleforth, HelmsleyThe Authority has assessed the details of the proposeddevelopment and made the following comments:The proposed site is sensitive because the development is in anopen field which certainly forms part of the setting of theConservation Area.The band of fields to the south of the Conservation Area constitutesa green buffer between modern development to the South West ofthe village and the historic linear settlement to the north. However,the application site is bounded by ribbon development alongStation Road and St Hilda's Walk, so the development of the fieldwill be hidden from public view to some extent, and the viewsacross the field are already inhibited by the peripheral houses.The bigger threat would be development proposals affecting fields to
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