Camden Planning Guidance Update Phase 1
Overview
We are reviewing and updating the Camden Planning Guidance (CPG) documents to support the delivery of the Camden Local Plan following its adoption in summer 2017.
The update is being carried out in two phases to manage the amount of material to be consulted on at any one time and ensure that relevant revised CPG documents take into account the emerging London Plan and changes to national planning policy due in early 2018
The documents being reviewed in phase 1 are CPG 2: Housing (partial review), CPG 4: Basement and lightwells, CPG 5: Town centres, retail and employment, CPG 6: Amenity and elements of CPG 8: Planning obligations.
Why your views matter
Phase 1 Camden Planning Guidance review - Consultation on Draft documents
The draft consultation documents take into account the newly adopted Local Plan, comments received during initial consultation on the review of CPG, and changes to the national planning policy and guidance. A number of CPG documents have been split into smaller documents to make relevant material easier to find.
We are consulting on the following draft documents :
CPG : Housing
CPG : Advertisements
CPG : Amenity
CPG : Basements
CPG : Biodiversity
CPG : Community uses, leisure facilities and pubs
CPG : Digital infrastructure
CPG : Employment sites and business premises
CPG : Planning for health and wellbeing
CPG : Public open space
CPG : Town centres
To view copies of the documents please go to www.camden.gov.uk/cpg
What happens next
Taking into account the views we receive we will prepare final versions of the above documents and report them to our Cabinet Member for formal adoption as Supplementary Planning Documents.
Once adopted the CPG documents can be ‘material considerations’ in planning decisions, although they have less weight than the Local Plan or other development plan documents.
Phase 2 will include a full review of CPG 2 on Housing and reviews of, CPG 1: Design, CPG 3 Sustainability, CPG 7 Transport and remaining elements of CPG 8 Planning obligations.
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Businesses
- Community and voluntary groups
- Councillors
- Disabled people
- Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups
- Local groups and organisations
- Older people
- Statutory Groups
Interests
- Business and local economy
- Community and living
- Environment
- Housing
- Leisure
- Transport and streets
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