New Local Plan Review (NLPR) - Draft Policies Regulation 18
Feedback updated 13 Feb 2023
We asked
The Council is undertaking a New Local Plan Review (NLPR), the document which will help shape the nature of development across the Borough over the next 20 years.
This consultation on draft policies took account of two previous consultations and technical evidence. We want to hear your views on these draft policies and understand if we have got these right or we need to make some changes or additions. We would also like to hear any views you may have on our Integrated Impact Assessment Interim Report.
You said
We have published the responses received to this consultation. We also ran a survey for those interested in giving us a quick view on the New Local Plan Review's (NLPRs) vision.
We did
As the NLPR follows a statutory process, as required by legislation we will be consulting next on the ‘soundness’ of the Plan. This consultation will start in the Autumn for six weeks. We will be publishing how we considered your responses alongside that consultation.
Overview
The Council is undertaking a New Local Plan Review (NLPR), the document which will help shape the nature of development across the Borough over the next 20 years.
This consultation on draft policies takes account of two previous consultations and technical evidence. We want to hear your views on these draft policies and understand if we have got these right or we need to make some changes or additions. We would also like to hear any views you may have on our Integrated Impact Assessment Interim Report.
What is a Local Plan?
The Local Plan sets out the vision for future development in the borough over a 20 year period and includes the planning policies to help achieve this vision. It can do so by identifying locations that are suitable for good growth as well as for conservation and by setting clear guidelines for appropriate land uses, form and design of development. The aim is to achieve good accessible placemaking that protects and improves resident’s health and well-being, provides good quality homes, enhances the economy and environment.
How to take part
To view the relevant material and give your views, follow the link at the bottom of this page.
This consultation will run from Wednesday 9 February to Wednesday 23 March.
If you have any queries, require a paper copy of the background information or require assistance in other languages, please contact the Planning Team using the contact details in the 'Contact' section of this page.
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