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M R T P I , A S S O C I A T E D I R E C T O R
A U T H O R I S E D B Y
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M R T P I , A S S O C I A T E D I R E C T O R
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT
AUTHOR VERSION DATE
FT VERSION 1.1 03/08/2017
CE VERSION 1.2 03/08/2017
CE VERSION 1.3 04/08/2017
FT VERSION 1.4 08/08/2017
CE VERSION 1.5 08/08/2017
CONTENTS
1 . I N T R O D U C T I O N 6
2 . C O N T E X T O F S I T E 8
3 . T H E P R O P O S A L S 1 0
4 . R E L E V A N T L O C A L P L A N P O L I C I E S – T H E Y O R K S H I R E D A L E S
L O C A L P L A N 1 3
5 . N A T I O N A L P A R K M A N A G E M E N T P L A N 1 4
6 . N A T I O N A L P L A N N I N G P O L I C Y G U I D A N C E ( N P P F ) 1 5
7 . L A N D S C A P I N G A N D D E S I G N M A T T E R S 1 6
8 . S U M M A R Y 1 7
A P P E N D I X A 1 8
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1 . INTRODUCTION
1.1: Sustainab le development is at the heart of the National P lanning Pol icy Framework
(NPPF) and in an up to date Local P lan . I t is recognised at paragraph 42 of the
NPPF that ‘advanced, high qual ity communicat ions in frastr ucture is essent ia l for
sustainable economic growth’ . I t is further recogni sed that ‘ the development of
high speed broadband technology and other communicat ions networks also plays
a vita l ro le in enhancing the provis ion of local community fac i l i t ies and s ervices ’ 1.
1 .2 : The Governments Product iv ity Plan, ‘F ix ing the Foundat ions ; Creat ing a More
Prosperous Nat ion’ , advises that ‘re l iable and high qual ity f ixed and mobi le
broadband connect ions support growth in product iv ity , ef f ic iency and labour force
part ic ipat ion across the whole economy. They enable new and more eff ic ient
bus iness processes , access to new markets and support f lexib le working and
working from home’ 2.
1 .3 : The Code of Best Pract ice 2016 3 highl ights that in terms of the wider economic
impact of mobi le connect iv ity , research by Deloitte on the economic impact of
mobi le broadband across a range of countr ies , showed that a doubl ing of mobi le
data use leads to an increase of 0 .5 percentage points in the Gross Domest ic
Product per capita 4.
1 .4 : Good mobi le connect iv ity a lso promotes soc ia l inc lus ion, helps in the del ivery of
publ ic serv ices inc lud ing telehealth which rel ies on dig ita l connect iv ity . Home
working is enabled which reduces the need for travel and as such , minimises
pol lut ion and helps to move toward a low carbon economy.
1 .5 : The Nat ional Infrastructure Commiss ion in its document ‘Connected Future’
publ ished in December 2016 seeks to ensure meaningful coverage of al l areas to
ensure ‘trans formational change to sectors such as connected heal th, educat ion,
transport and the internet of things ’ .
1 .6 : The Digita l Economy Bi l l received Royal Assent on 27 t h Apr i l 2017 and is now
known as the Digita l Economy Act 2017. I t recognises and legis lates for the fact
that the UK’s dig ita l economy is growing fast and dig ita l technology is transforming
every sector and al l aspects of our l ives . I f the UK is to remain ahead and be a
world leader in the d igita l economy we need to cont inue to ra ise our ambit ion
and the Digita l Economy Act inc ludes a range of measures in support of this .
Amongst other th ings , i t states that the Act wi l l :
• Empower consumers and provide better connect iv ity so that everyone has
access to broadband wherever they l ive ; and
• Bui ld a better infrastructure f i t for the digita l future .
1 Para 42 of the NPPF
2 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/fixing-the-foundations-creating-a-moreprosperous-nation
3 Code of Best Practice on Mobile Network Development in England – Agreed 24th June 2016
4 www.gsma.com/publicpolicy/wp-uploads/2012/11/gsma-deloitte-impact-mobiletelephony-economic-growth.pdf
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1.7: This Design and Access Statement is provided in conjunct ion with drawings which
show:
• The s ite locat ion p lan ;
• Layout plan ;
• Elevat ions of mast and equipment inc lud ing photographs of the masts in
their context ;
• Explanatory letter deta i l ing the background to the appl icat ion(s) ; and
• Conf irmat ion that the proposals compl ies with the ICNIRP regulat ions
(document attached as appendix A of th is Design and Access Statement) .
1 .8 : In addit ion, to accord with the Code of Best Pract ice on Mobi le Network
Development , the development has been put into place and this appl icat ion has
been made having regard to the need for good des ign . This has ensured that a
proper assessment of the character of the area concerned has been made and the
des ign of the scheme takes that context into account .
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2 . CONTEXT OF S ITE
2.1: The s ite is located with the Yorksh ire Dales Nat ional Park to the north of the
smal l sett lement of Threshf ie ld . I t is s ited on a s loping which is pos it i oned 548
metres from the B6160. To the east of the mast l ies the Long Ashes caravan/chalet
and le isure park whi lst to the west l ies the extens ive workings of the Threshf ie ld
Quarry.
Pho tog raph : Thres h f ie l d Qua r r y and Long Ashes Pa rk t he eas t .
2.2: The Yorkshire Dales form part of the chain of Pennine uplands running up the
centre of northern England 5. I t is a large upland landscape of h igh exposed
moorland dissected by deep dales and contras ts between wi ld and remote moors
and sheltered da les each with its own character . There is v is ib le evidence of
histor ic land use from al l per iods . The vernacular character is of gr itstone and
l imestone bui ld ings inc luding scattered farmsteads and smal l nuc lear vi l lages on
val ley f loors , which related to r iver cross ing points and transpo rt routes . There
is very l imited tree cover and where trees do exist they are within vi l lages around
farmsteads and stream s ides 6.
2 .3 : The appl icat ion s ite l ies within the Upper Wharfedale and Littondale landscape
character area. The key character ist ics of t his area are of steep and banded
pattern of rock outcrops which dominate the upper s lopes of the dales and a
largely open f lat va l ley f loor where the River Wharfe f lows through. Tradit iona l
gr itstone v i l lages appear in harmony with the landscape, making th em sens it ive to
5 Landscape Character Assessment 2002
6 Yorkshire Dales National Park Landscape Character Assessment – Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority
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occas ional inappropriate development 7. The proposals l ie beyond the tree cover
which is ev ident at the Long Ashes caravan/ le isure park on the s lope leading to
Threshf ie ld Quarry.
Pho tog raph : Ex i s t ing te leg raph mas ts a t t he q uar ry a t Th res h f ie ld to t he wes t o f t he app l i ca t io n
s i te
7 Upper Wharfedale and Littondale – Landscape character key characteristics – Landscape Character Assessment - Yorkshire Dales
National Park Authority
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3 . THE PROPOSALS
3.1: Boundless Networks provide broadband networks for both res ident ia l and
bus iness customers . I t provides bus iness-grade connect iv ity services us ing unique
Fibre to the Mast (FTTM) technology . Essent ia l ly , Boundless Networks is a
‘nat ional pr ivate network which is bu i lt to del iver h igh qual ity internet access
where others fa i l ’ . The del ivery of superfast or ultra - fast internet access can be
ach ieved in even the most remote rura l locat ions us ing underground f ibre opt ic
cab le and over the a ir cutt ing edge microware technology .
Pho tog raph : The mas t look i ng towards t he ca ra van / le i su re park .
3 .2 : From a des ign perspect ive , Boundless Networks always seeks to ensure that their
technology can del iver the necessary connect iv ity services which organisat ions
and res idents now require in the least intrus ive way which respects the context
and character of the landscape in many more remote areas .
3 .3 : In the context of the three appl icat ions (at Throst les Nest , Long Ashes and
Fleets) which have been submitted for retrospect ive planning permiss ion to be
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granted , the low key, telegraph pole mounted equipment which is used provides
two vita l funct ions . F irs t ly , for loca l broadband coverage in the rura l areas of the
YDNP and secondly , as an ‘anchor ’ l ink in a chain of connect ive ly running north
to service high into Upper Wharfedale .
3 .4 : Boundless Networks plan to provide homes and bus iness es with in the loca l area
whose internet access ranges from virtua l ly ni l , to some propert ies where BT
have suppl ied average speed services . The locat ion of the masts introduces
Ultra fast (100Mbps+) connect iv ity , creat ing coverage for propert ies without
proper broadband as wel l as competit ion with much greater speeds than
current ly avai lable from BT. In addit ion, the masts provide h igh speed backhaul
connect iv ity up through Upper Wharfedale to Conistone with Ki lnsey , a l l
L ittondale, Kett lewel l , Starbotton, Buckden and beyond up a s far as
Yockenthwaite .
3 .5 : Figure 1 below shows Long Ashes in the middle of the cha in of dependent s ites .
The pr imary supply enters Long Ashes from Grass ington Medica l Centre. Long
Ashes is a key s ite to enable the supply to extend northwards into the YDNP t o
provide broadband service to those area which have ni l service at present whi lst
a lso a l lowing compet it ion where l imited serv ices may already exist .
F i gu re 1 : D iag ram shows t he cha in o f dependen t s i te s and how they connec t to p rov i de the bes t
connec t i ve l y to t he nea rby r u ra l communi t ie s .
3 .6 : Figure 2 over leaf h igh l ights the posit ion of the mast at Long Ashes (with a purple
star) and how it connects into the mast at Throst les Nest and then into
Grass ington Medica l Centre.
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F i gu re 2 : D iag ram wh ich shows how the Long Ashes mas t connec ts to t he Thros t le s Nes t mas t to
the no r t h and to t he south f eeds i n to Gras s i ng ton .
3 .7 : This proposal at Long Ashes seeks to retain the exist ing t imber 10m pole at the
appl icat ion s ite with two Ubiquit i AirF iber 24 anntenna , two Ubiquit i AirFibre
5X antenna, two RF Element Horn antennas and a Ceragon FibreAir 1P-20E with
60cm Commscope antenna . The data sheets of these dishes/antennae are
submitted in the associated drawing package . The antennae wi l l be insta l led at a
height of between 7-10m so they are at the top of the mast in order to ach ieve
maximum coverage . The smal l equipment cabin has already been p laced at the
s ite and is at the bottom of the mast 0.5m above ground level . The two or ig ina l
metal poles with antennas wi l l be removed on a successful outcome of th is
planning appl icat ion .
3.8 : Access to the pole/equipment is provided via an exist ing track from the south
s ide of the caravan park.
3 .9 : The proposals conform to the Internat ional Commiss ion on Non -Ioniz ing
Radiat ion Protect ion Publ ic Exposure Guidel ines . A copy of the ICNIRP
declarat ion is attached at Appendix A at the end of this report .
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4 . RELEVANT LOCAL PLAN POLIC IES – THE
YORKSHIRE DALES LOCAL PLAN
4.1: Pol icy C11 of the Yorkshire Dales Local Plan which was adopted in December
2016 seeks to ensure that :
‘Proposals for new or improved in frastructure providing essent ia l services
and fac i l i t ies wi l l be permitted where their s it ing and appearance :
a) minimises the impact on visual amenity, including the character and
appearance of the loca l i ty and wider landscape character ; and
b) wil l not result in unacceptab le impacts upon features of ecologica l ,
archaeological , arch itectura l or histor ic interests ’ .
4 .2 : Appl icants should demonstrate that the proposal represents the least
env ironmental ly harmful deployment opt ion avai lable hav ing regard to the
operat iona l requirements and technica l l imitat ions that are appl icab le.
4 .3 : Pol icy just i f icat ion argues that infrastru cture provis ion is the key to del iver ing
sustainable development, including economic growth and meeting the
development needs of the National Park . As such, the author ity argues that i t
wi l l support new infrastructure that addresses current short fa l ls or e nhances
provis ion, sub ject to it s associated impacts being acceptable (paragraph 4.74 of
the Yorkshire Dales Loca l Plan) .
4 .4 : This appl icat ion seeks to provide much needed infrastructure provis ion to accord
with the above pol icy and to he lp overcome the def i c ienc ies which ex ist in
service provis ion in the Park. Indeed, i t is agreed that the remoteness and terra in
of the Nat ional Park imposes l imitat ions and costs on infrastructure but this
appl icat ion seeks to real ise s igni f icant improvement for local communi t ies and
bus iness without undue detr iment to the conservat ion of the landscape. I t is
cons idered that the proposals conform object ives of the Management Plan f or
the YDNP as they wi l l provide an underpin to a f lour ish ing local economy which
in turn provides an ‘outstanding range of benef its for the nat ion as a whole based
on its natural resources , landscape and cultural her itage ’ .
4 .5 : Pol icy SP4 of the YDNP aims to ensure the des ign of new development is h igh
qual ity and to avo id harmful impacts and danger . The des ign of the t imber mast
is s imple and low key which responds posit ive ly to the s ite , i ts surrounding
context and landscape s it ing. The proposal and its des i gn ensures a development
that is env ironmenta l ly susta inab le whi lst a lso not giv ing r is k to unacceptable,
adverse impacts in terms of important publ ic views .
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5 . NATIONAL PARK MANAGEMENT PLAN
5.1: The Yorkshire Dales Nat ional Park Management Plan 2013-18 has a def ined key
object ive to improve broadband and mobi le te lecommunicat ions services .
Essent ia l ly , i t is recognised that such services are a pre -requis ite for modern
l i festy les and more important ly to attract the sort of bus iness with the scope for
sustainable growth in the Park .
5 .2 : Object ive E2 seeks to provide access to high qual ity (>10 mbps) broadband
across the whole of the National Park by 2019, and further increase access to
superfast broadband. I t is cons idered that this scheme complete ly meets this
object ive in the least unobtrus ive way.
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6 . NATIONAL PLANNING POLICY GUIDANCE
(NPPF)
6.1: The NPPF advises that the purpose of the planning system is to contr ibute to
the ach ievement of sustainable development, which it states has three
dimens ions : economic , socia l and environmenta l . Local p lanning author it ies
should work proact ive ly with the appl icant to secure developments that improve
the economic, soc ia l and environmental condit ions of the area.
6 .2 : In l ine with the above statements on the development and del ivery of sustainab le
development , the NPPF cons iders that the development of high speed broadband
technology and other communicat ions networks plays a vita l ro le in enhancing
the provis ion of loca l community faci l i t ies and services .
6 .3 : In Sect ion 5 it states that advanced, high qual ity communicat ions in frastructure
is essent ia l for sustainable economic development. The number of masts and
s ites for such insta l lat ions should however be kept to a minimum, cons istent with
the eff ic ient operat ion of the network , and that exist ing masts , bui ld ings or other
structures should be used unless the need for a new s ite has been jus t i f ied. When
new s ites are just i f ied, equipment should be sympathet ical ly des igned and
camouflaged where appropriate .
6 .4 : Protect ing and enhancing va lued landscapes and susta in ing and enhancing the
s ign i f icant her itage assets are also key cons iderat ions . I t is noted that the
appl icat ion s ite wi l l not create harm to her itage assets . Indeed, the nearest l is ted
structure is over one k i lometre away at Skir fare Br idge .
6.5 : Sect ion 11 of the NPPF at paragraph 109 seeks to ensure that the natura l
env ironment which includes valued landscapes is conserved and enha nced.
Paragraph 115 advises that great weight should be given to conserv ing landscape
and scenic beauty in Nat ional Pa rks which have the highes t status of protect ion
in relat ion to landscape and scenic beauty .
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7 . LANDSCAPING AND DES IGN MATTERS
7.1: Ear l ier in this document, i t has been i dent i f ied that the appl icat ion l ies within the
Upper Wharfedale and Littondale landscape character area. As the pole current ly
exists at the appl icat ion s ite , the impacts on the landscape are bas ica l ly a lready
known.
7 .2 : I t is cons idered that due to the low impact nature of the proposa l – i .e . the
provis ion of a wooden pole of a maximum height of 10 metres , with antennae
which have min imal prof i le - the impacts on the landscape wi l l be as minimal as
can be whi lst st i l l providing the needed infrastructure to del iver the connect iv ity
in this more remote locat ion.
7 .3 : Indeed, the provis ion of an over the air ‘cutt ing edge ’ microwave technology
(FFTM) enables the least impact poss ib le on the environment because of i ts
del ivery through innovat ive technology. This ensures that the economic , soc ia l
and environmenta l strand of sustainable development are al l appropr iate ly met
and that the planning balance of the del ivery of s ign i f icant soc ia l and economic
benef its is not at the expense of the landscape and environmental qual i t ies of
the National Park .
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8 . SUMMARY
8.1: The appl icat ion s ite has been ident i f ied and chosen having regard to technica l ,
env ironmental and s ite ava i lab i l i ty cons iderat ions . Both local and nat iona l pol icy ,
inc lud ing landscape character assessments were cons idered in the s it ing of al l the
proposed telecommunicat ions equipment .
8 .2 : The proposal represents the most sens it ive locat ion for the s it ing of this mast
hav ing regard to planning balance , which seeks to promote the substant ia l
economic and social benef its whi lst ensur ing that the proposal p laces weight on
conserv ing landscape and scenic beauty in the National Park.
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APPENDIX A
Boundless Networks Limited
Head Office
Hangar 1, Southside Aviation Centre
Leeds Bradford International Airport
West Yorkshire, LS19 7UG Call 0113 894 1951
Network Operations Centre Building N1
Chorley Business and Technology Centre
East Terrace, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 6TE
Call 01257 752555
Visit www.boundlessnetworks.co.uk / Email [email protected]
Registered Office: Hangar 1, Southside Aviation Centre, Leeds Bradford International Airport, West Yorkshire, LS19 7UG. Boundless Networks Limited registered in England no.
05801757. Members of RIPE NCC, ISPA, INCA, CICAS and WISPA.
Declaration of Conformity with ICNIRP Public Exposure Guidelines
(“ICNIRP Declaration”)
Boundless Networks Ltd.
Hangar 1
Southside Aviation Centre
Leeds Bradford International Airport
West Yorkshire, LS19 7UG
Certifies that the equipment and installation proposed by Boundless Networks as detailed in the
attached drawing at:
Long Ashes
Threshfield
Grassington
North Yorkshire
BD23 5PN
Nominal ID: Grassington/LongAshes/0717 Candidate ID: Grassington/LongAshes/0717
Is designed to be in full compliance with the requirements of the radio frequency (RF) public
exposure guidelines of the International Commission on Non-Ionising Radiation Protection (ICNIRO),
as expressed in the EU Council recommendation of 12 July 1999* “on the limit of exposure of the
general public to electromagnetic fields (0Hz to 300 GHz)”.
*Reference: 1999/519/EC
Date: 20/07/2017 Signed By: Michael Holden
Name: Michael Holden Position: Technical Planning Manager
Boundless Networks Limited
Head Office
Hangar 1, Southside Aviation Centre
Leeds Bradford International Airport
West Yorkshire, LS19 7UG Call 0113 894 1951
Network Operations Centre Building N1
Chorley Business and Technology Centre
East Terrace, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 6TE
Call 01257 752555
Visit www.boundlessnetworks.co.uk / Email [email protected]
Registered Office: Hangar 1, Southside Aviation Centre, Leeds Bradford International Airport, West Yorkshire, LS19 7UG. Boundless Networks Limited registered in England no.
05801757. Members of RIPE NCC, ISPA, INCA, CICAS and WISPA.
Dear Sir / Madam,
Re: Declaration of ICNIRP compliance -
I refer to the Declaration of Conformity with ICNIRP Public Exposure Guidelines (“ICNIRP
declaration”) forwarded to you on behalf of Boundless Networks in relation to the proposed
telecommunications facility at the above-mentioned address.
Boundless Networks provides the “ICNIRP Declaration” pursuant to Government recommendations
(NRPB ref. B2170). Please note that the “ICNIRP Declaration” attests that the site is designed to be in
full compliance with the requirements of the radio frequency (RF) guidelines of the International
Commission for Non-Ionising Radiation protection (ICNIRP) for public exposure as expressed in EU
Council recommendation of July 1999.
The ICNIRP certificate produced by Boundless Networks takes into account the proposed radio
frequency exposure for the Boundless Networks shared telecommunications facility when operated
at maximum capacity supporting multiple operators.
The radio emission compliance calculation is based upon ‘worst case’ cumulative values as
established by the inter-operator methodology outlined in documents FEI/MTAC/RFCG/28/2000 and
49/2001.
If you have any further enquiries concerning the ICNIRP certificate or the Certification process please
do not hesitate to contact me at the address below.
Yours faithfully,
Michael Holden
Technical Planning Manager
Boundless Networks Ltd
Hangar 1, Southside Aviation Centre
Leeds Bradford International Airport
West Yorkshire, LS19 7UG
Long Ashes
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