[15B Local plan timetable]
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

[Plan timetables]

[15B  Local plan timetable]

[(1)     Each local planning authority must prepare and maintain a document to be known as their “local plan timetable”.

(2)     The local plan timetable must specify—

(a)     the matters which the authority's local plan for their area is to deal with,

(b)     the geographical area to which the authority's local plan is to relate,

(c)     any supplementary plans which the authority are to prepare,

(d)     the subject matter and geographical area, site or sites to which each of those supplementary plans is to relate,

(e)     how the authority propose to comply with the requirement in section 15F(1) (requirement in relation to design code),

(f)     whether the authority's local plan for their area is to be a joint local plan and, if so, each other local planning authority for whose area the joint

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