Development Plan Documents Sample Clauses

Development Plan Documents. Highways Agency’s Developers’ Forum A non-binding written assurance that is intended to offer ‘comfort’ to the recipient of the author’s present intention. A development plan document as defined in section 37(3) of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004. Annual forum held by the Highways Agency for major national land development companies and organisations. Highways Agency Traffic Info Service Real-time Strategic Road Network traffic data available via the National Traffic Control Centre. Highways Agency Road Safety Toolbox Range of information and education tools developed by the Highways Agency and freely available. Road Network. Highways Circular Circular 02/2007 - Planning and the Strategic Influencing Travel Behaviour Highways Agency programme to tackle traffic demand using ‘Smarter Choices’.
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Development Plan Documents provision of informal advice during preparation Prior to a Development Plan Document being formally submitted to the Secretary of State, there will be periods of public consultation as it is being prepared. There are two stages of consultation where the Regional Assembly are encouraged to assist Local Planning Authorities: • One is developing the evidence base which is often expressed through the production of an Issues and Options document; • The second is in relation to a Preferred Option prior to Submission. An underlying aim of this Protocol will be to ensure that informal officer advice is given to Local Planning Authorities on matters relating to conformity with the Regional Spatial Strategy at these earlier stages of a Development Plan Documents preparation.
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Development Plan Documents. When the Regional Assembly provides its formal advice to a Local Planning Authority on a Development Plan Document, then this will be brought to the attention of the Planning Inspector presiding over the Public Examination of that Document by the Authority concerned.
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Development Plan Documents. It can be conducted through written representations, an informal or formal hearing or a round table discussion. Persons who have made a response on the Development Plan Document at the Submission stage may be invited by the Inspector to present their case at the Examination. Inspector’s Report A report issued by the Inspector or Panel who conducted the Examination, setting out their conclusions on the matters discussed and detailing the amendments which they require the local planning authority to make to the submission version of the Local Development Document. The Inspector’s Report is binding on the local planning authority. Local Development Document A document which forms part of the Local Development Framework and which can be prepared and revised as a single entity. Local Development Framework A “folder” of Local Development Documents, drawn up by the local planning authority, and constituting the Development Plan for the District. Local Development Scheme A document setting out the local planning authority’s intentions for its Local Development Framework; in particular, the Local Development Documents it intends to produce and the timetable for their production and review. Local Plan Part of the current Development Plan (along with the Structure Plan) which will be replaced by parts of the LDF plus the Regional Spatial Strategy. The Staffordshire Moorlands Local Plan was adopted in September 1998. Policy Short clear statements on the development and use of land. In accordance with the “spatial” approach of the LDF, these policies must be integrated with the policies and programmes of other Council departments, and agencies/authorities (e.g. Primary Care Trusts etc) outside the Council, which influence the nature of places and how they function. LDF policies will be the main consideration that the local planning authority will take into account when it receives an application for planning permission. If the proposed development is not in line with the policy, then the local planning authority is likely to refuse planning permission unless there are exceptional circumstances affecting the site which would make this particular development acceptable. Planning Policy Statements Previously known as Planning Policy Guidance Notes (PPGs), these are issued by the Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) and set out the Government’s land use planning policies for England. The Government is currently reviewing all its existing guidance. Proposal...
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