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Work is being undertaken by the Council's Planning Policy team to produce Development Briefs for sites earmarked for housing and employment development in the Selby District Local Plan. The Briefs will ensure that the layout of schemes meets sustainable development objectives (eg by encouraging cycling) and satisfies both the Council and local community aspirations with regard to design, and provision of services and facilities.
Approved Development Brief - Land at Holme Lane, Selby
A Development Brief for land at The Holmes Industrial Estate and surrounding areas was formally approved and adopted as Supplementary Planning Guidance by the Council's Policy and Resources Committee on 25 January 2005.
If you would like any more information call the LDF Team on 01757 292034. The Brief including Plans can be viewed and downloaded by clicking on the documents below:
Approved Development Brief - Land Between Low Street & Common Lane, South Milford
Approved Development Brief - Land between Low Street and Common Lane, South Milford - STM/1 - pdf
Concept Plan attached to the STM/1 Development Brief - pdf
A Development Brief for land between Low Street and Common Lane was formally approved and adopted as Supplementary Planning Guidance by the Council's Policy and Resources Committee on the 4 February 2003.
Approved Development Briefs at Land Between Low Street & Moor Lane, Sherburn in Elmet and Land Between Abbot's Road & the Bypass, Selby
Land between Low Street and Moor Lane, Sherburn in Elmet (SHB/1) - pdf
Land between Abbot's Road and the Bypass, Selby (SEL/2 and BRAY/2) - pdf
Plan 1 - Location Plan for SEL/2 and BRAY/2 Brief - pdf
Plan 2 - Zone of Archaeological Sensitivity for SEL/2 and BRAY/2 Brief - pdf
Plan 3 - Master Plan for SEL/2 and BRAY/2 Brief - pdf
The above two Development Briefs have been subject to a public consultation exercise and amended where appropriate to reflect representations received. The Development Briefs were formally approved and adopted as Supplementary Planning Guidance by the Council's Policy and Resources Committee on the 9 July 2003. | 
