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Supplementary Planning Documents (SPD) were introduced as part of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 and form part of the Local Development Framework.
National Planning Guidance (PPS12) states that SPD's should provide additional information to existing plan policies and proposals to assist planning decisions.
An SPD is given 'substantial weight' as a material consideration in planning decisions, particularly if it accords with national guidance/policy and has been subject of consultation.
Olympia Park Draft Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)
On the 12 July 2012, Selby District Council published and invited comments on the Olympia Park Draft Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) in order that all parties could make their views known.
The consultation period closed on 23 August 2012.
Copies of the representations can be viewed here.*
The consultation documents can be viewed and downloaded below.
The SPD has been produced by the Council in order to explain the Council's expectations and requirements for the development of the Olympia Park Strategic Development Site identified in the Core Strategy and to compliment the Framework Delivery Document (FDD) and Master Plan produced by the landowners.
Draft Consultation Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) for Olympia Park - pdf
Please note that there is an error on the aerial photographs in the SPD document. We are in the process of removing/amending these images from the document.
Copies of the documents were also available to inspect, during normal opening times at:
The principle of development at Olympia Park is established in the emerging Core Strategy which can also be viewed at the above contact points, together with the accompanying evidence base including the Sustainability Appraisal and Report.
A 'drop in' session was held at Barlby Bridge Community Primary School, Thomas Street, Barlby YO8 5AA on 19 July between 4pm and 9pm.
Policy and Strategy Team
01757 292034
email - ldf@selby.gov.uk
Draft Affordable Housing SPD
The Affordable Housing SPD sets out the Councils approach to delivering affordable housing. Housing affordability is one of the biggest challenges facing the District. House prices are higher than the national and regional average and there is significant housing need.
The SPD aims to assist stakeholders on a range of approaches, standards and mechanisms required to deliver affordable housing which meets local needs. Consultation on the Draft Affordable Housing SPD was undertaken during a 6 week period from the 10th January to the 21st February 2011. The consultation has now closed.
Consultation comments are now being reviewed and taken into consideration. Further details will be provided following the examination of the Core Strategy in Summer 2011. The document is still available to download below.
For an informal discussion about the document, please telephone (01757) 292228.
Developer Contribution Supplementary Planning Document
Selby District Council adopted the Developer Contributions Supplementary Planning Document (DC SPD) - pdf 17.1Mb which forms part of the Local Development Framework on 29 March 2007.
The DCSPD explains in more detail those policies which seek contributions from developers of land and buildings, in order to lessen the impact of carrying out new developments. Topics covered include:
- Affordable Housing for local needs
- Recreation Open Space
- Waste and Recycling Facilities
- Education, Primary Health Care and Community Facilities
- Transport/Highways and Facilities and Drainage Infrastructure
- Local Employment Skills Training, and
- Enhancement of the Public Realm
The following final published documents are available to read or download. The documents are also available to purchase from Access Selby.
Developer Contribution Supplementary Planning Document Chapters
Public Participation Stage
An earlier draft Developer Contributions SPD was published for consultation purposes between April and June 2006. The following superseded documents are still available to download or can be obtained from the Planning Policy Team on 01757 292063.
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