Including 12 closely related terms such as develop, development, and local development plan.
…. In addition, there is scope here, by means of the planning policies of our Joint Local Development Plan, which presumes in favour of sustainable development, to ensure that appropriate consideration is given to all environmental matters, where relevant, so that other developments do not have a detrimental impact on our environment and climate. See sections 6.2 and 6.5 of the Joint Local Development…
… any negative impact as a result of a development. This could include a contribution towards local services or environmental restoration work, where planning reasons provide justification. See section 6.1 of the Joint Local Development Plan, which refers to Infrastructure and developer contributions. 9 Use legal and planning mechanisms such as Section 106 agreements, Community…
… suitable for renewable energy in the local plan. The process of assessing the Joint Local Development Plan has included research to assess the capacity of the landscape in terms of developments such as renewable energy and the Plan includes specific policies relating to renewable energy and sustainable developments. See section 6.2 of the Plan: 30 Switch street lighting to well-designed…
… programmes are being established and implemented in accordance with the principles of Natural Resources Management and an ecosystems mindset. 45 Double tree cover on council-owned land, update local planning strategies to double tree cover across the Local Authority area, and ensure existing trees…
… car parks based on pay and display; however we could look into other situations where we could consider a differential fee. 28 Reduce the need to own and use a car through managing developments in the local plan This is opbviously going to be more difficult in a rural area. Reducing the need for car ownership is a very interesting issue and innovative schemes have been developed…