Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council has begun to undertake
consultation on its Publication Local Plan. The consultation period began
on Tuesday 6th December 2016 and will finish at 5pm on Tuesday 31st
January 2017.
The Local Plan
includes a vision for how the Borough should be in 2032 and sets out a strategy
for growth, identifying appropriate areas and sites for development, as well as
the necessary infrastructure to support this growth. The Local Plan will also
be used to make decisions on future planning applications and, once adopted,
will replace the Council’s existing planning framework set out in the Local
Development Framework Core Strategy Development Plan Document (DPD) and
Development Policies DPD, 2007, as well as a number of ‘saved’ Local Plan
Policies, originally adopted in 1999.
The Publication
Local Plan is the version of the Plan which the Council wishes to adopt. The
Council has previously consulted on the Draft Local Plan (from 27 June to 8
August 2016) and representations received on that consultation have been taken
into account, alongside other considerations, during the preparation of the
Publication Local Plan.
Following this
consultation, the Publication Version Local Plan will be submitted, together
with the representations received in this publication consultation, to the
Secretary of State for Examination in Public.
Alongside the
Publication Local Plan, the Council is also publishing the proposed Policies
Map for consultation. This sets out, on an Ordnance Survey base map, where the
site and locationally specific planning policies will apply.
The Council is
also publishing the Publication Local Plan 2016 Sustainability Appraisal and
Appropriate Assessment reports for consultation.
The Publication
Local Plan, and all of the associated documents, can be viewed online.
Copies of the Publication Local Plan can also be found at all of
the borough’s libraries, and at the Council’s offices at: Redcar and Cleveland
House, Kirkleatham Street, Redcar; and Belmont House, Rectory Lane,
Guisborough. The Sustainability Appraisal and Appropriate Assessment reports
can also be viewed for comment online and at Redcar and Cleveland House and
Belmont House.
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