NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNCIL
NOTICE OF URGENT ITEM
Access to Information Procedure Rule 15 – General
Exception
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‘Making’/Adopting of the
Clapham cum Newby Neighbourhood Plan
To the Chair of the Transport, Economy, Environment and Enterprise
Overview and Scrutiny Committee
The Council’s Constitution provides that
if a matter which is likely to be a key decision has not been
included on the Council’s Forward Plan for the requisite
period, the decision may still be taken if an urgency procedure is
followed.
Under Access to Information Procedure Rule
15:
15.1
If the publication of the intention to make a
key decision is impracticable and a matter which is likely to be a
key decision has not been included in the forward plan for the
requisite period as set out in Rule 13.2, then subject to Rule 16
(special urgency), the decision may still be taken if:
(a)
the Assistant Chief Executive
(Legal and Democratic Services) has informed the Chair of a
relevant overview and scrutiny committee, or if there is no such
person, each member of that committee by notice in writing, of the
matter about which the decision is to be made;
(b)
the Assistant Chief Executive
(Legal and Democratic Services) has made copies of that notice
available to the public at the offices of the Council and on the
Council’s website; and
(c)
at least five clear days have
elapsed following the day on which the Assistant Chief Executive
(Legal and Democratic Services) complied with (a) and (b).
15.2
As soon as reasonably practicable after the
Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) has
complied with (a) to (c) above, s/he must make available at the
Council’s offices a notice setting out the reasons why
compliance with Rule 13.2 is impracticable and publish that notice
on the Council’s website.
It is anticipated that on 4 November 2025, the
Executive will consider a report presenting the results of the
Clapham cum Newby Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) referendum,
the requirements of North Yorkshire Council as the Local Planning
Authority to formally ‘make’ or adopt the Clapham cum
Newby Neighbourhood Development Plan, and the Regulation 19
Decision Statement, which sets out the Local Planning
Authorities’ decision in terms of making or adopting the
Clapham cum Newby Neighbourhood Development Plan and the reasons
for making that decision.
The intention to make the key decision has
been published on the Forward Plan but not for the full, requisite
28 clear day period.
This matter requires a decision by the
Executive on 4 November 2025 and cannot reasonably be deferred, to
enable the timely consideration and progress of this matter. The
referendum for the Clapham cum Newby Neighbourhood Development Plan
took place on 18 September, and a ‘yes’ vote prevailed
when parish residents were asked the question "Do you want North
Yorkshire Council to use the neighbourhood plan for Clapham cum
Newby to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood
area?". North Yorkshire Council, as the Local Planning Authority is
required to formally ‘make’ or adopt the Clapham cum
Newby Neighbourhood Development Plan within 8 weeks from the day
after the date of the referendum (i.e. by 13 November 2025).
This requirement is set out in the Neighbourhood Planning (General)
Regulations 2012 (as amended).
In accordance with the General Exception provisions in Access to
Information Procedure Rule 15, I am, therefore, informing you as
the Chair of the Transport, Economy, Environment and Enterprise
Overview and Scrutiny Committee that it is intended that this
matter be considered by Executive on 4 November 2025.
BARRY KHAN
Assistant Chief
Executive (Legal and Democratic Services)
Dated: 9 October 2025
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To [the
Chair of the [insert name] Overview and Scrutiny Committee/Members
of the [insert name] Overview and Scrutiny Committee – delete
as appropriate]
The Council’s Constitution provides that if a
matter which is likely to be a key decision has not been included
on the Council’s Forward Plan for the requisite period, the
decision may still be taken if an urgency procedure is
followed.
Under Access to Information Procedure Rule
15:
15.1
If the publication of the intention to make a key decision is
impracticable and a matter which is likely to be a key decision has
not been included in the forward plan for the requisite period as
set out in Rule 13.2, then subject to Rule 16 (special urgency),
the decision may still be taken if:
(a)
the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) has
informed the Chair of a relevant overview and scrutiny committee,
or if there is no such person, each member of that committee by
notice in writing, of the matter about which the decision is to be
made;
(b)
the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) has
made copies of that notice available to the public at the offices
of the Council and on the Council’s website; and
(c)
at least five clear days have elapsed following the day on which
the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services)
complied with (a) and (b).
15.2
As soon as reasonably practicable after the Assistant Chief
Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) has complied with (a) to
(c) above, s/he must make available at the Council’s offices
a notice setting out the reasons why compliance with Rule 13.2 is
impracticable and publish that notice on the Council’s
website.
It is anticipated that on FIELD_DUE_DATE, the
FIELD_DMTITLE will consider a report re FIELD_ISSUE_SUMMARY.
The intention to make the key decision has been
published on the Forward Plan but not for the full, requisite 28
clear day period.
This matter requires a decision by the
FIELD_DMTITLE on FIELD_DUE_DATE and
cannot reasonably be deferred, to enable the timely consideration
and progress of this matter and FIELD_USE_URGENCY_EXPLAIN.
In accordance
with the General Exception provisions in Access to Information
Procedure Rule 15, I am, therefore, informing you as [the Chair of the relevant Overview and
Scrutiny Committee/ Members of the relevant Overview and Scrutiny
Committee – delete as appropriate] that it is intended that this matter be considered
by FIELD_DMTITLE
on FIELD_DUE_DATE.
BARRY KHAN
Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic
Services)
Dated: FIELD_ISSUE_FIRST_PUBLIC_PUB
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FIELD_TITLE
To [the
Chair of the [insert name] Overview and Scrutiny Committee/Members
of the [insert name] Overview and Scrutiny Committee – delete
as appropriate]
The Council’s Constitution provides that if a
matter which is likely to be a key decision has not been included
on the Council’s Forward Plan for the requisite period, the
decision may still be taken if an urgency procedure is
followed.
Under Access to Information Procedure Rule
15:
15.1
If the publication of the intention to make a key decision is
impracticable and a matter which is likely to be a key decision has
not been included in the forward plan for the requisite period as
set out in Rule 13.2, then subject to Rule 16 (special urgency),
the decision may still be taken if:
(a)
the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) has
informed the Chair of a relevant overview and scrutiny committee,
or if there is no such person, each member of that committee by
notice in writing, of the matter about which the decision is to be
made;
(b)
the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) has
made copies of that notice available to the public at the offices
of the Council and on the Council’s website; and
(c)
at least five clear days have elapsed following the day on which
the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services)
complied with (a) and (b).
15.2
As soon as reasonably practicable after the Assistant Chief
Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) has complied with (a) to
(c) above, s/he must make available at the Council’s offices
a notice setting out the reasons why compliance with Rule 13.2 is
impracticable and publish that notice on the Council’s
website.
It is anticipated that on FIELD_DUE_DATE, the
FIELD_DMTITLE will consider a report re FIELD_ISSUE_SUMMARY.
The intention to make the key decision has been
published on the Forward Plan but not for the full, requisite 28
clear day period.
This matter requires a decision by the
FIELD_DMTITLE on FIELD_DUE_DATE and
cannot reasonably be deferred, to enable the timely consideration
and progress of this matter and FIELD_USE_URGENCY_EXPLAIN.
In accordance
with the General Exception provisions in Access to Information
Procedure Rule 15, I am, therefore, informing you as [the Chair of the relevant Overview and
Scrutiny Committee/ Members of the relevant Overview and Scrutiny
Committee – delete as appropriate] that it is intended that this matter be considered
by FIELD_DMTITLE
on FIELD_DUE_DATE.
BARRY KHAN
Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic
Services)
Dated: FIELD_ISSUE_FIRST_PUBLIC_PUB
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