[15C Local plans]
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

[Local, minerals and waste and supplementary plans]

[15C  Local plans]

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

(2)     Only one local plan may have effect in relation to a local planning authority's area at any one time.

(3)     The local plan must set out policies of the local planning authority (however expressed) in relation to the amount, type and location of, and timetable for, development in the local planning authority's area.

(4)     The local plan may include—

(a)     other policies (however expressed) in relation to the use or development of land in the local planning authority's area which are designed to achieve objectives that relate to the particular

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