THE PLANNING NOTICE for the proposed development of Care Home and Assisted Living facilities on land to the North of Magdalen Lane records that if anyone wishes to make comments or lodge objections in respect of the proposal then they should do so by Friday 7th September 2012.
As well as dealing with possible increases in traffic, and the potential flood risks to any new development and surrounding areas, the Planning Process also has to consider and respond to concerns raised by the Humber Archaeology Partnership that the medieval Chantry Chapel of St Mary Magdalene may lie within (or adjacent to) the application site. Any construction work might unearth ancient heritage sites and conditions imposed on the developers to investigate, record or recover these.
The Planning Application process may seem unwieldy and bureaucratic at times, but is indeed thorough and robust in ensuring the interests of all parties are represented!
- You can make comments electronically at the Public Access planning website at http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/public access You need to agree to the Council’s conditions by ticking the box at the bottom of the page and then to see this application, type reference number 12/03553 into the search box. You need to register on the website to make comments;
- Alternatively you can e-mail beverley.dc@eastriding.gov.uk, or;
- Write to Peter Ashcroft, Head of Planning and Development Management, Planning and Economic Regeneration, ERYC, County Hall, Beverley, HU17 9BA quoting reference DC/12/03553/STPLF/STRAT.
If you have views or comments to make on the Hedon Blog, then visit our original article and read what’s been said already, at New Care Home development proposed for Magdalen Lane.