Local Development Plan Sample Clauses
Local Development Plan. 4.2.1 A major review of the Local Development Plan must be undertaken four years following first adoption.
4.2.2 Annual monitoring reports for the Local Development Plan will be submitted by the 31st of October each year to the Welsh Government covering performance for the previous financial year (ends in March). The reports will be made available on the Denbighshire County Council website and any critical issues that arise will feed into a review of the Plan. A review of the Local Development Plan could mean a replacement Local Development Plan is needed or it requires alteration. A Review Report will be prepared within six months of a decision on the need for review of the Local Development Plan. A replacement or partial revision will also require changes to the Delivery Agreement in consultation with the Welsh Government.
Local Development Plan. Denbighshire County Council will produce an Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) in October each year following adoption of the replacement Local Development Plan, which will assess how effectively the policies and proposals of the Local Development Plan are performing and highlight any need for modifications. Once produced, the AMR will be published on the Council’s website.
Local Development Plan. The Council will continue to ensure that, in reviewing and preparing its Local Development Plan: • arrangements for participation are inclusive, open and transparent; • information is provided and clearly and fully explained, in a manner which allows for full consideration of its intended purpose and implications; • communication is clearly provided through a range of formats and locations, including easily understood jargon-free formats; • all representations are fully considered and appropriately responded to; • feedback is provided promptly on the conclusions drawn; and • we add to our consultation list and provide the chance to engage with anyone who wishes to be involved with this process. In line with the requirements of The Planning etc. (Scotland) Act 2006, the Council will produce a Development Plan Scheme at least annually in order to set out the programme for preparing and reviewing the Local Development Plan, and what is likely to be involved at each stage. The Development Plan Scheme will contain a Participation Statement which will clearly set out when, how, and with whom consultation will take place. The Development Plan Scheme will be presented to Committee for approval prior to a hard copy being issued to every Community Council Planning Liaison Officer (PLO) by post. The Development Plan Scheme will clearly set out opportunities for Community Councils to engage with the review and preparation of the Local Development Plan. The key stages for engagement are as follows: • Preparing the Main Issues Report (‘Pre- Main Issues Report Consultation’) • Consultation on the Main Issues Report • Consultation on the Proposed Aberdeen Local Development Plan and Draft Action Programme • Examination into the Proposed Aberdeen Local Development Plan The Participation Statement will show what the Council will do to meet its statutory requirements for consultation on each of the above stages. It will also show the intentions of the Council to reach beyond the statutory requirements wherever possible. Any views expressed by Community Councils on the level of additional, non-statutory consultation proposed to be undertaken will be given due consideration and fully responded to by the Local Development Plan Team during the annual review of the document. All comments made during the consultation periods noted above (either by Community Councils or others) will be presented in full to Members at Committee along with a report summarising how such comments have b...
Local Development Plan. 23.1 The Buyer is notified that all or part of the Development is or is likely to be subject to the provisions of the Local Development Plan which may address design control matters such as:
(a) vehicle access points and parking;
(b) the location, orientation and design of dwellings on the Land;
(c) landscaping, finished levels and drainage on the Land; and
(d) development envelopes on the Land.
23.2 The Buyer acknowledges that:
(a) the Seller is required either pursuant to an Approval or by the relevant Authority to submit a Local Development Plan for the Development;
(b) the development of the Property is subject to the Local Development Plan as approved by the relevant Authority; and
(c) an Authority may require variations to the Local Development Plan from that annexed to this Contract and the Buyer shall not make any Objection to any such variation (any rights to do so are expressly waived and released).
23.3 The Buyer must develop and build on the Property in accordance with the Local Development Plan as approved by the relevant Authority and is responsible for all costs associated with complying with the Local Development Plan.
Local Development Plan. If a local development plan applies to the Lot, the registered proprietor shall not Construct on the Lot a residence, an outbuilding, or any other improvement to the Lot unless the same complies with the local development plan. If there is any inconsistency between the restrictive covenants set out in this deed and the local development plan, the local development plan shall prevail to the extent of the inconsistency.
Local Development Plan. 7.11.1 At the time you enter into this Agreement the Local Development Plan may not have been approved by the Local Authority.
7.11.2 The Local Development Plan attached to this Agreement may be subject to change if required by the Local Authority in order for us to obtain approval.
7.11.3 You acknowledge that we may vary the Local Development Plan at any time after this Agreement is entered into in order to obtain approval from the Local Authority and that you will accept the Local Development Plan as varied notwithstanding that it may affect the use of the Property by you and increase the cost of construction of your Residence.
7.11.4 You release us from all claims of whatsoever nature arising from any law, in equity or by statute to the extent possible that you may have by reason of any variation to the Local Development Plan.
