North Yorkshire Council seeks views on Ryedale planning applications
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 07:32 · Archive
North Yorkshire Council is inviting public views on planning applications for homes and businesses across the former Ryedale area.
North Yorkshire Council is inviting public views on planning applications covering homes, businesses, flood protection and an electric vehicle charger across the former Ryedale area. The applications are being publicised under planning and listed building legislation.
The applications include a proposal to change the use of 23 Commercial Street, Norton to a cafe, meeting rooms and retail space, with internal changes to support the new use. At the Blacksmiths Arms on Main Street, Flaxton, a retrospective application has been submitted for the replacement of the existing commercial kitchen extraction system.
At 25 Bridge Street, Helmsley, plans propose converting first-floor storage space into two one-bedroom flats and two studio flats, along with changes to the shopfront including new windows and doors, a widened entrance and an access ramp. At 3 Danby Mews, Wood Street, Norton, an application seeks to split one dwelling into two separate dwellings. A listed building application at Ford House, Brookside, Hovingham proposes two 600mm-high demountable flood barriers at the front and rear doors.
How it is being reported
- Public Notice reveals plans for homes and businesses across Ryedale areaNorth Yorkshire Council is inviting views on planning applications covering homes and businesses in the latest public notice.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 5 Nov, 05:00
- Public Notice reveals plans for homes and businesses across Ryedale areaNorth Yorkshire Council is inviting views on planning applications covering homes and businesses in the latest public notice.The Press (York) · 5 Nov, 05:00
In this story: North Yorkshire Council · Ryedale · Norton · Flaxton · Helmsley · Hovingham
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