What is the Local Development Framework?
The Fareham Local Development Framework is a collection of planning documents that are gradually replacing the Fareham Borough Local Plan Review (2000). The Local Development Framework is part of the Development Plan that is used as the basis for decisions on planning applications. The Local Development Framework will be subject to annual monitoring and review so that its preparation will be a continual process, with documents being added or replaced at different stages.
All Local Development Frameworks will be made up of a number of different elements. These include:
- Local Development Scheme
- Development Plan Documents
- Supplementary Planning Documents
- Statement of Community Involvement
- Annual Monitoring Report
The structure and content of Fareham's Local Development Framework is set out in the Local Development Scheme.
More information on preparing and using Local Development Frameworks is given in the Planning Acts and associated Regulations and Guidance:
- Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (this is an external hyperlink)
- Planning Act 2008 (this is an external hyperlink)
- Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004 (118 Kb)
(this is an external hyperlink) - Amendment Regulations 2008 (97 KB) (this is an external hyperlink)
- Amendment Regulations 2009 (49 Kb) (this is an external hyperlink)
- Planning Policy Statement 12: Local Spatial Planning (this is an external hyperlink)
- Plan Making Manual (this is an external hyperlink)
Contact Information
For more information please contact Planning Policy
Telephone: 01329 236100
E-Mail: planningpolicy@fareham.gov.uk.
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