Issue - decisions
Delivering Health & Wellbeing Facilities for York: Sports Pitches at the Askham Estate and a Health Hub at Burnholme
08/12/2017 - Delivering Health and Wellbeing facilities for York: Sports Pitches at the Askham (Ashfield Estate) Site and a Health Hub at Burnholme
Resolved: (i) That the net investment of approximately £400,000 in the works necessary to deliver sports pitches and related facilities on land at the Askham Site, subject to submission and approval of the necessary planning application, be noted.
(ii) That it be noted that this investment will be funded from the capital programme agreed by Council as part of the enabling activities for the Lowfield Green site, from Section 106 monies held for the development of sport provision and by relevant grants.
(iii) That approval be given to enter into a Community Asset Transfer, by way of a long lease with Bishopthorpe White Rose Football Club, for pitches and facilities on the land at the Askham Site on terms acceptable to both parties, in accordance with the council’s Community Asset Transfer Policy and Financial and Contract Procedure Rules.
Reason: So that improved sport and active leisure facilities are made available and pitches re-provided from Lowfield Green.
(iv) That approval be given to dispose of land on the former Burnholme Community College site, by way of a long lease to Priory Medical Group, who propose to develop a Health Centre, residential accommodation and associated car parking (subject to obtaining planning permission and any other necessary statutory consents on terms acceptable to them), in accordance with the council’s Financial and Contract Procedure Rules and as part of the Older Persons’ Accommodation Programme.
Reason: So that improved sports and leisure facilities are made available in the Burnholme, Heworth and Tang Hall areas.
(v) That the progress being made to enhance retained sports facilities at Burnholme be noted.
Reason: To be aware that improved sports facilities can complement the health and community provision at Burnholme.