Following the adoption of the Local Development Plan (LDP), the Authority has a statutory obligation to keep all matters under review that are expected to affect the development of its area.
LDP Review
The Authority is required to undertake a full review of the adopted Local Development Plan, at least every four years from the date of adoption.
The National Park Authority is currently undertaking a full review of the adopted Local Development Plan 2. A draft Review Report will be available for public consultation in early 2025. The Review Report will conclude whether the Authority will undertake a partial or full revision of the adopted Local Development Plan 2.
The Local Development Plan (LDP) provides the legal framework for the development and use of land within the National Park.
The Plan comprises text and maps, and together with national planning policy will guide decisions on planning applications.
Text
Local Development Plan Proposals Map
The Interactive Proposals Map below does not form part of adopted Local Development Plan.
A Constraints Map is used to show delineations which are determined by other mechanisms. The Constraints Map does not form part of adopted Local Development Plan.
An Adoption Statement has also been prepared.
Appendix C LDP Adoption Statement
Supplementary Planning Guidance can be viewed here supplementary-planning-guidance-ldp2 .
Annual Monitoring Reports can be viewed here Annual Monitoring Reports
