Mid Suffolk’s Core Strategy has been found ‘sound’ and it has
been adopted.
The Inspector’s report into the ‘soundness’ of Mid Suffolk’s
Core Strategy was received on 27th August 2008. With a
series of minor changes the Inspector has found the Mid Suffolk
Core Strategy to be ‘sound’. The amendments have been incorporated
into the Core Strategy and were adopted at
Full Council on 4th September 2008.
The Core Strategy is now an adopted planning policy document and
will be used in the determination of planning applications.
Adopted Core Strategy DPD
Inspector's Report
Annex A - Schedule of Changes to the Mid Suffolk Core
Strategy
Annex B - Core Documents List
Any person aggrieved by the adopted Core Strategy may make an
application to the High Court under section 113 of the Planning and
Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 on the grounds that:
a) The document is not within the appropriate power;
b) A procedural requirement has not been complied with.
An application must be made promptly, and in any event not later
than six weeks from the date of adoption, that is on or before
Thursday the 16th October 2008.
Background
The Core Strategy sets out the vision and strategic spatial
objectives for the spatial development of the District. The
Core Strategy is a Development Plan Document and as such is part of
the Development Plan for the District and is one of the documents
that makes up Mid Suffolk's Local Development Framework
(LDF).
Mid Suffolk's Core Strategy was submitted to Government in
order for it to be 'Examined'. The Secretary of
State appointed Mr Robert Yuille MSc DipTP MRTPI of the
Planning Inspectorate to conduct the Examination, which opened
on Thursday 29th May 2008 and ended on Wednesday 11th June
2008. |