North Yorkshire Council have just released to the public the sites that have been submitted by landowners for potential developement.
This is only the initial stage of the process!
Just because these sites have been put forward by the landowners doesn't necessarily mean that they will be approved for development.
Click this link to go directly to the map of proposed sites, and here is the full announcement from NYC plus links to their website...
We are writing to let you know about an important milestone in the preparation of the local plan for North Yorkshire. We started with the ‘call for sites’ in April 2024 when we invited landowners, site promoters and developers to submit sites for consideration as allocations in the local plan. These submissions are for a range of uses. The majority are for residential use with additional submissions for employment, retail, and so on.
We are now releasing the information about the sites to the public.
We are not consulting on the release of the sites at this stage, although we are making the information available to ensure greater levels of transparency and to allow you, the community and other interested parties the opportunity to have sight of the submitted sites as early as possible.
We will not be accepting comments at this stage, however, a comprehensive consultation will take place later that will seek the views of the community on all sites – at which stage further work will have been completed to give a greater direction as to whether such sites are likely to be recommended for allocation or dismissed. You will be able to share your views at that time.
The sites information is available from the Call for Sites webpage. The map allows you to move around the whole of North Yorkshire and see what sites have been submitted for consideration. By clicking on each site, you will see a brief description including the location, site size and the proposed uses that have been put forward by the site promoter.
If you have any queries on this, please do not hesitate to get in touch with a member of the Planning Policy & Place Team.
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