Development Briefs

Land east of Hailgate, Howden — January 2006

The site occupies land east of Hailgate, close to the town centre of Howden. The exact area is defined on the location plan on page 3 of the brief.

The Forward Planning Unit has prepared a development brief for the site intended to guide developers in putting together future proposals and also to assist the Council in determining future planning applications.

Hailgate Development Brief (PDF 1MB)

Land to the East of Market Place, Driffield (DRIFF9) — Sept 2004

An area of land to the east of Market Place, Driffield extending to 1.4 hectares is allocated for future retail development in the adopted East Yorkshire Borough Wide Local Plan. The Plan also acknowledges that the boundary of a development proposal could be extended to include an additional 1 hectare of land to the east of Driffield Beck.

The Forward Planning Unit has prepared a development brief for the entire site intended to guide developers in putting together future proposals and also to assist the Council in determining future planning applications.

Driff 9 Development Brief (PDF 2MB)

Land North of Flemingate, Beverley — May 2005

The site is defined on the location plan and occupies land north of Flemingate, east of Armstrong Way, south of Grovehill Road / Chantry Lane / Priory Road and west and east of St Nicholas Road.

Flemingate Development Brief (PDF 1.15MB)

Land South of Lord Roberts Road, Beverley — May 2005

The site is located in an area bounded by Lord Roberts Road, Highgate, Minster Moorgate and Regent Street / Princes Gardens, which is situated between the Town Centre and the Minster.

The Forward Planning Unit has prepared planning guidelines for the site intended to guide developers in putting together future proposals and also to assist the Council in determining future planning applications.

Lord Roberts Road Planning Guidelines (PDF 1.5MB)

Land To The North Of The Ashcourt Drive Estate, Hornsea - June 2000

The brief covers 3 sites that are located on the northern edge of Hornsea adjacent to and north of the Ashcourt Drive housing development. They extend between Atwick Road (B1242) and the west and the existing Cliff Road industrial area to the east. The sites are allocated in the Holderness District Wide Local Plan for housing (allocation HRN2) and employment (allocations HRN4 and HRN6).The development brief is intended to guide developers in putting together future proposals and also to assist the Council in determining future planning applications.

Land to the North of Ashcourt Drive, Hornsea (PDF 1.3MB)

Land to The North of Benningholme Lane, Skirlaugh - August 2001

The site is allocated for housing development in the Holderness District Wide Local Plan (policy SK2) and consists of approximately 6.99 hectares of land, located to the north of existing residential development off Benningholme Lane.

Land North of Benningholme Lane, Skirlaugh (PDF 0.77kb)

Land To The North of Easton Road, Bridlington - July 1999

The site measuring 17.5 hectares (43.0 acres) is located on the North Western fringes of Bridlington and is allocated for housing development under policy BRID10 of the East Yorkshire Borough Wide Local Plan. To the North and West of the site is open agricultural land.

Land to the North of Easton Road, Bridlington (PDF 3.86MB)

Land West of South Promenade, Hornsea - October 2004

The site is located along the seafront between Sands Lane to the north and Hornsea Burton Road to the south and extends westwards along the Stream Dike valley. It includes the former boat compound that has now been relocated within the site from near Sands Lane to near to Hornsea Burton Road.

The Forward Planning Unit has prepared planning guidlines for the site intended to guide developers in putting together future proposals and also to assist the Council in determining future planning applications.

Land West of South Promenade, Hornsea (PDF 2.24MB)

Land Between Selby Road and Station Road, Howden - July 2001 (amended July 2008)

The site is located on the northern edge of Howden and is allocated for housing development in the Boothferry Borough Local Plan (policy S22A). It involves 20.8 hectares (51.4 acres) and the majority of its southern site boundary is formed by the existing residential development known as Minster Park, the remainder fronting Selby Road. The short eastern site boundary fronts Station Road.

The Forward Planning Unit prepared a development brief for the site in July 2001 to guide developers in putting together future proposals and also to assist the Council in determining future planning applications. This has now been amended (July 2008) to take account of factual changes in circumstances following the withdrawal of the site's restriction under the 'Managed Release' Interim Policy Guidance.

Land Between Selby Road and Station Road, Howden (PDF 931kb)

Land To The South of Snaith

The site covers about 10.6 hectares (26.2 acres) and is allocated for residential development in the Boothferry Borough Local Plan (Policy S32A). The site is located to the south of Pontefract Road (A645) and existing residential development on St Lawrence Avenue, South Parkway and Walnut Crescent.

Land South of Snaith (PDF 4.2MB)

Land North of Springfield Way, Anlaby - March 2000

The site is bounded to the south by Springfield Way. To the south of Springfield Way are residential areas. To the west is residential development served off Wolfreton Road. A former railway embankment runs along the northern boundary of the site, to the north of the embankment are allotments and playing fields. To the east are further playing fields and a church.

The Forward Planning Unit have prepared planning guidelines for the site intended to guide developers in putting together future proposals and also to assist the Council in determining future planning applications.

Land North of Springfield Way, Anlaby (PDF 1.2MB)

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