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My involvement
- Core Strategy 2007
- Allocations DPD 2010
- Emerging Hambleton Local Plan
- Rudby Parish Neighbourhood Plan
Rudby Parish Neighbourhood Plan Andrew Moss, Associate, Chartered - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Rudby Parish Neighbourhood Plan Andrew Moss, Associate, Chartered - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Rudby Parish Neighbourhood Plan Andrew Moss, Associate, Chartered Town Planner 24 September 2017 My involvement Core Strategy 2007 Allocations DPD 2010 Emerging Hambleton Local Plan Rudby Parish Neighbourhood Plan Who is
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Who is My Client?
My client is Sarah Webster the landowner;
- Sarah Webster grew up in Hutton Rudby,
daughter of Daphne Webster, attended the village school in the 1950s
- Great Great Granddaughter of George Young
Blair (Industrialist, Philanthropist & builder of Drumrauch Hall, Hutton Rudby),
- Great Granddaughter of Mary Blair
– Mary Blair donated to the Village the land
- n which the Village Hall is built in c. 1927
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Land Put Forward
- Extent of site put forward 6.9 hectares
- Put forward in whole or part for development
- Can be developed in a variety of ways
- Could be accessed
– via Langbaurgh Road and / or – via Broadacre Development & Garbutts Lane
- Could be developed as two sites
- Could be developed comprehensively with
S/073/001 (West of Broadacres development)
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Site A (S/073/006)
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Site A (S/073/006)
- 1.95 ha site
- Behind Broadacres development
- Access via Broadacres development
- 46 units
- Mix of dwellings as appropriate / agreed
- Landscaping as appropriate
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Site B (S/073/005)
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Site B (S/073/005)
- 1.39 ha site
- Access via Langbaurgh Road
- 20 units
- Mix of dwellings as appropriate / agreed
- Landscaping
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Site C (S/073/012)
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Site C (S/073/012)
- 6.93 ha
- Comprehensive development
- Access via Broadacre development &
Langbaurgh Road
- Mix of dwellings
- 160 units
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Option D – 1.5 Hectare site
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Option E – 25 dwelling site
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