- Local Development Framework
- Allocations Development Plan Document
- Core Strategy Development Plan Document
- Development Policies Development Plan Document
- Annual Monitoring Report
- Hambleton District Wide Local Plan
- Local Development Scheme
- Planning Policy Advice and Documents
- Proposals Map
- Regional Spatial Strategy
- Statement of Community Involvement
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment
- Supplementary Planning Documents
- Sustainability Appraisal
Local Development Scheme
The Local Development Scheme (LDS) is a public statement setting out which documents will make up the Local Development Framework (LDF) and when they will be produced over a three year period.
The Hambleton LDS was the first document to be produced by the Council as part of the new LDF. It sets out what Local Development Documents (LDDs) the Council will produce and the timetable for their preparation, including consultation. It is reviewed each year through the Annual Monitoring Report Opens in a new window.
LDS No.4 was agreed by Cabinet on 16 December 2008 and came into effect on 6 March 2009 and covers the period to 2011/12. The latest position in preparing all the LDF documents can be seen on the LDF Update Opens in a new window page, which is updated at least each month. This provides a round-up of all the LDF documents we have prepared or that are under preparation.
Hambleton LDS No.4 March 2009 Opens in a new window
Copies of the LDS are available to purchase at a cost of £1.00. Please contact: planning.policy@hambleton.gov.uk
PDF documents require Adobe Acrobat Reader - available free of charge.
Note - All documents are available in alternative formats on request
Click here if you have any comments or queries regarding the Local Development Framework.
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