Bus Shelter CG - LAWRENCE STREET, opp Leake Street, York, YO10 3BR

Proposed Double sided digital Bus Shelter advertising displays to replace existing Double sided Internally Illuminated 6 sheet Bus Shelter advertising displays. Proposed Digital displays to portray static advertising images that change every 10 seconds, in sequence

Authority: City of York Council
Appeal type: advert · Commercial advertisement
Procedure: Written
Development: advertisement
Postcode: YO10 3BR

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

The effect of the advertisement on public safety

What decided it

The single east-facing screen positioned on the inside of the bus shelter substantially reduces its prominence and visibility to passing motorists, and the straightforward highway layout with good forward visibility means the proposal would not materially distract drivers or harm public safety.

Framework references: HE6

Plan policies cited: Policy D13, Policy T1

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