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Planning policies need to be based on up-to-date evidence about the historic environment in their area. Strategic policy-making authorities can use this evidence to assess the significance of heritage assets and the contribution they make to their environment and to predict the likelihood of currently unidentified heritage assets being discovered in the future. Authorities may draw on a wide range of evidence sources, including the relevant historic environment record, the National Heritage List for England, conservation area management plans and appraisals, and local consultations that have identified assets of local historic importance. Revision date: 23 07 2019 How should a local plan reflect the presumption in favour of sustainable development?

Strategic policy-making authorities will need a clear understanding of housing needs in their area. The steps in building up this evidence include: A housing market area is a geographical area defined by household demand and preferences for all types of housing, reflecting the key functional linkages between places where people live and work. These can be broadly defined by analysing: These organisations are required to cooperate with local planning authorities and county councils in England, and the other prescribed bodies. All parties should approach the duty in a proportionate way, tailoring cooperation according to where they can maximise the effectiveness of plans.

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Revision date: 15 03 2019 Statement of common ground: preparation and publication When does the statement of common ground need to be prepared, published and updated? Revision date: 15 03 2019 What can the local planning authority do if they wish to make changes to the publication version of the plan before it is submitted for examination? Revision date: 15 03 2019 What activities are expected to be documented in a statement of common ground?

Revision date: 15 03 2019 Are policies considered out-of-date if they are not updated after 5 years? Local planning authorities must make available each of the proposed submission documents that they intend to submit to the Planning Inspectorate for examination to enable representations to come forward that can be considered at examination, under regulation 19 of the the Local Plan Regulations.The Programme Officer (an independent official who provides administrative support to the Inspector) will liaise with those who have asked to appear at the hearing to arrange attendance, including whether groups with a common interest wish to nominate a representative to put forward their views. Providing effective compatibility between the online versions of documents and voice assistance tools where possible

Supplementary planning documents (SPDs) should build upon and provide more detailed advice or guidance on policies in an adopted local plan. As they do not form part of the development plan, they cannot introduce new planning policies into the development plan. They are however a material consideration in decision-making. They should not add unnecessarily to the financial burdens on development. This list is neither prescriptive nor exhaustive and the Mayors are encouraged to experiment with what works best for their communities. e. if applicable, the housing requirements in any adopted and (if known) emerging strategic policies relevant to housing within the area covered by the statement; There is considerable flexibility open to local planning authorities in how they carry out the initial stages of local plan production, provided they comply with the specific requirements in regulation 18 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012, (‘the Local Plan Regulations’) on consultation, and with the commitments in their Statement of Community Involvement. It is important to make clear how any consultation fits within the wider local plan process. Where a neighbourhood plan is brought forward before an up-to-date local plan is in place the local planning authority should take a proactive and positive approach, working collaboratively with a qualifying body. This could include sharing evidence and seeking to resolve any issues to ensure the draft neighbourhood plan has the greatest chance of success at independent examination.

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Revision date: 15 03 2019 Duty to cooperate How is the duty to cooperate different from the statement of common ground? Depending on the issues and opportunities that exist locally local planning authorities should, in consultation with their local community, consider the most appropriate way to plan for the needs of their area. Paragraphs 17 to 19 of the National Planning Policy Framework describe the plan-making framework which allows flexibility in the way that plans for the development and use of land may be produced. In this list you will find links to make phone calls between countries. It is a list of countries from which you can make calls to Australia. As set out in Local Government (Structural Changes) (General) (Amendment) Regulations 2018, existing plans will remain in place for the areas set out in the plan. Plans that are being prepared, but not yet adopted, can also carry over and continue through to adoption in the new authority. However, the regulations state that new plans covering the whole of the new area must be adopted within 5 years of the reorganisation.