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Rudy Parish Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Meeting 2/7/2018 Proposed Green Spaces (Includes all slides discussed on 2/7/18. Slides on other Green Spaces will be published later.) NPPF: Green Space Designation The Local Green Space


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Rudy Parish Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Meeting 2/7/2018

Proposed Green Spaces (Includes all slides discussed on 2/7/18. Slides

  • n other Green Spaces will be published later.)
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NPPF: Green Space Designation

The Local Green Space designation will not be appropriate for most green areas or open space. The designation should only be used:

  • where the green space is in reasonably close proximity to the community it

serves; [HDC Criterion 3]

  • where the green area is demonstrably special to a local community and

holds a particular local significance, for example because of its beauty, historic significance, recreational value (including as a playing field), tranquillity or richness of its wildlife; and [HDC Criteria 4-9]

  • where the green area concerned is local in character and is not an

extensive tract of land. [HDC Criterion 2] To be eligible for designation a site must satisfy all s NPPF tests. HDC’s assessment process breaks the middle criteria into several sub-criteria based on the key words in the NPPF definitions.

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Agenda / Methodology

  • HDC Assessed Green Spaces – What are we considering today?
  • Decision: Support or Oppose HDC recommendation
  • Key issues supporting the NP recommendation
  • Identify precedents to ensure consistency across sites & lessons for NP

assessed sites.

  • If sites have distinct sections, does each part ‘win on its own merits’?
  • Additional Proposals from Community Consultation
  • Decision: Support / Oppose designation or insufficient evidence
  • Key issues for each site
  • Specific justification for any decisions.
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Proposed Green Spaces

HDC Assessed Sites

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HDC Assessed Sites

  • Cricket Pitch
  • Allotments
  • Land between North Side and River (Honeyman’s field etc.)*
  • Main Green
  • North Green
  • Belbrough Lane / Station Lane (consider in two parts)
  • Sexhow Lane
  • Hundale Gill
  • Churchyard* +
  • Rudby Farm (considered as a whole and in sub-sections)* +

* Also considered later as part of a potential whole Leven Valley designation + Not discussed on 2/7/18 due to time constraints – to be discussed at next meeting

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Cricket Pitch: HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/014/G

Key points:

  • HRCC supportive of designation
  • Area is not open access, but is used by a

community based club and is used to host important community events (fireworks)

  • “Local significance because of recreational value.”
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Allotments: HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/015/G

Key points:

  • Owned/managed by RPC
  • RPC supportive of designation
  • “Local significance because of

recreational value.”

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Land between North Side & River Leven – HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/016/G

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Land between North Side & River Leven – HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/016/G

  • Extension proposed in consultation
  • Site per HDC assessment
  • HDC have excluded land

incorporated into gardens

  • “Local significance because of

historic, recreational and wildlife significance”

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North Green: HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/017/G

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North Green: HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/017/G

  • Covers all the public grassed areas
  • Already designated as Village Green
  • Owned/managed by PC
  • Main Green a separate designation
  • Includes War Memorial
  • “Local significance because of its

beauty, recreational value and historic significance”.

  • Section omitted from HDC site – to

be included by NP

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Main Green: HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/018/G

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Main Green: HDC Preferred Site ALT/S/073/018/G

  • Covers all the public grassed areas
  • Already designated as Village Green
  • Owned/managed by PC
  • North Green a separate designation
  • Local significance because of its

beauty, recreational value and historic significance”.

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Station Lane –HDC Preferred Area, Part of ALT/S/073/019/G

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Station Lane – HDC Preferred Area Part of ALT/S/073/019/G

Key Points:

  • Open Public Access
  • Recreational use
  • “Local significance because
  • f its recreational value”
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Station Lane – HDC Non Preferred Area Part of ALT/S/073/019/G

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Station Lane – HDC Non Preferred Area Part of ALT/S/073/019/G

Key Points:

  • Large arable field
  • No Public Access
  • No Recreational use

Points to consider

  • Proximity of Heritage Assets
  • Linden Grange & Parkland
  • Gardenstone Farm
  • Drumrauck Hall
  • The Old Vicarage
  • View to NYM National Park:

(HDC criteria 9 other features)

  • HDC SCA “the site to the south east
  • f Drumrauck Hall has high visual

landscape value providing a setting to the village and Drumrauck Hall

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Woodland between Sexhow Lane & R. Leven ALT/S/073/020/G

  • HDC did not include narrow steep section of the

bank between road and river.

  • “Local Significance because of its recreational

value and richness of its wildlife.”

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Hundale Gill – HDC Non-preferred site. ALT/S/073/022/G

From public footpath From public footpath From private land with permission of resident

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Hundale Gill – HDC Non-preferred site. ALT/S/073/022/G

Notes:

  • Area considered by HDC
  • Culverted section - not suitable for designation?
  • Stops at arbitrary point on Western end.
  • Potential extension to logical end point.
  • Cannot designate due to extant planning permission

Key points

  • Local significance because of the richness of is wildlife.
  • HDC rejected as “not in reasonably close proximity to the

community it serves as it does not have public access.”

  • Site is crossed by a PRoW
  • Para 17 of PPG “land could be considered for designation even if

there is no public access (eg green areas which are valued because

  • f their wildlife, historic significance and/or beauty).”
  • Consultation evidence supports buffer zones around watercourses
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Proposed Green Spaces

NP Assessed Sites (No HDC Assessment, but uses HDC criteria / pro-forma)

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NP Assessed Sites

  • Linden Crescent / Linden Close +

 South (Pump-house)  North

  • Village Hall (Bowling Green, Tennis Courts, Play Area) +
  • Enterpen

 Flagpole field  Paddock

  • Leven Valley (Field Only) +
  • Leven Valley whole area designation +
  • Hundale Gill near Paddocks End +
  • Middleton Churchyard & Play area +

+ Not discussed on 2/7/18 due to time constraints – to be discussed at next meeting

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Enterpen/Flagpole Field– No HDC Assessment

Hills obscured by mist! Very little visibility in summer from footpath towards rear of Enterpen

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Enterpen/Flagpole Field– No HDC Assessment

Hills obscured by mist!

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Enterpen/Flagpole Field– No HDC Assessment

  • Landscape Character Protection Area
  • Site Approved For Single Dwelling –

cannot designate this part as GS.

  • Paddock mentioned in Heritage

report recommendations.

  • VDS Landscape features of

community importance: “the open space adjoining Highfield providing an open vista of the Hills” HDC Comparator sites / issues

  • Paddock: Station Lane (both are

fields with no public access)

  • Hundle Gill (HDC opinion no public

access = “not in reasonably close proximity to the community it serves”).