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Deposit Joint Local Development Plan

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Contents
Executive Summary
- Introduction
- The Plan Preparation Process
- What's happening now?
- How to comment
- What is 'soundness'?
- Where to view the Plan and make comments
- The Written Statement
- The Proposals Map Document
- The Spatial Strategy
- Managing Growth and Development Policies
- Monitoring
Introduction
- The Benefit of Joint Working
- What is the purpose of the Plan?
- The process of preparing the Plan
- What is in the Deposit Plan?
- How can you participate in the public consultation on the Deposit Plan?
- Submitting on-line observations
- If you don't have access to a computer
- How can you contact us?
The Policy Context (National, Regional and Local)
- National Planning Policy Wales (July 2014)
- Minerals Planning Policy Wales (2000)
- Wales Spatial Plan: People, Places, Futures: 2008 Update
  - Map 2: Wales Spatial Plan - North West Wales Eryri and Môn
  - Map 3: Welsh Spatial Plan - Central Wales
- National Policy Statements
  - Map 4: Wylfa Newydd Site
  - Table 5: The Policy Context
Spatial Profile and Key Issues
- A Spatial Profile
- Main issues to be tackled
  - Table 6: Schedule of the Key Matters (KI)
Vision and Strategic Objectives
- Figure 3: Basis for Strategic and Detailed Policies
- Vision
- The Strategic Objectives
  - Table 7: Link between the objectives, policies and monitoring indicators
The Strategy
- Overview
- The Spatial Strategy
- Settlement Boundaries
- Welsh Language
- Economic Strategy
- Retail Strategy
- Housing Strategy
Managing Growth and Development
- WELSH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
  - * STRATEGIC POLICY PS1
- INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTIONS
- INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
  - * STRATEGIC POLICY PS3
- SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT, DEVELOMENT AND ACCESSIBILITY
- 7.2 LIVING SUSTAINABLY
- 7.3 ECONOMY AND REGENERATION
- 7.4 SUPPLY AND QUALITY OF HOUSING
  - SCALE AND TYPE OF HOUSING
  - AFFORDABLE HOUSING
- GYPSY AND TRAVELLER ACCOMMODATION
- LOCATION OF HOUSING
- 7.5 NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Monitoring and Implementation
- Montoring and Implementation
- Theme 1: Support and Create Safe, Healthy, Distinctive and Vibrant Communities
- Theme 2: Living Sustainably
- Theme 3: Support growth and regeneration under the umbrella of Anglesey Energy Island and other plans and strategies, which will transform the local economy, building on those elements of its unique economic profile that
- Theme 4: To give everyone access to housing appropriate to their needs
- Theme 5: Protect and enhance the natural and built environment
Appendix 1
- Test of Soundness
Appendix 2
- Schedule of Key Documents
Appendix 3
- Statistical Profile
Appendix 4
- Schedule of Settlements
Appendix 5
- Units with Planning Permissions - April 2014
Appendix 6
Appendix 7
- Schedule of Protected Sites or Areas
Appendix 8
- Schedule of Policies
Appendix 9
- Schedule of Proposed Supplementary Planning Guidance
Glossary of Terms
- Glossary of terms
General Comments

Appendix 2

Schedule of Key Documents

Topic Paper 1	Candidate Sites Assessment (2013)
Topic Paper 1A	Candidate Sites Assessment - update (2015)
Topic Paper 2	Relevant Strategies and Plans (2015)
Topic Paper 3	Population and Housing (2015)
Topic Paper 4	Describing the Housing and Spatial Growth (2013)
Topic Paper 4A	Describing the Housing and Spatial Growth (update) (2014)
Topic Paper 5	Developing the Settlement Hierarchy (2013)
Topic Paper 6	Urban Capacity Study (2015)
Topic Paper 7	Retail (2013)
Topic Paper 8	Strategic Flood COnsequence Assessment (Level 1) (2013)
Topic Paper 9	Tourism (2013)
Topic Paper 10	Welsh Language and Culture (2015)
Topic Paper 10A	Language Profile - Gwynedd (2014)
Topic Paper 10B	Language Profile - Anglesey (2014)
Topic Paper 11	Minerals (2015)
Topic Paper 12	Waste (2015)
Topic Paper 13	Community Infrastructure (Baseline Information) (201
Topic Paper 14	Open Space Assessment (2015)
Topic Paper 15	Transport (2015)
Topic Paper 16	Student Accommodation (2015)
Topic Paper 17	Local Market Housing (2015)
Topic Paper 18	Identifyin Gypsy and Traveller Sites (2015)
Background Paper	Afforable Housing Viability Study (2013)
Background Paper	Employment Land Study (2012)
Background Paper	Retail Study - Gwynedd and Anglesey (2013)
Background Paper	Review of Special Landscape Areas - Gwynedd and Anglesey (2013)
Background Paper	Gwynedd Landscape Strategy (update) (2012)
Background Paper	Anglesey Landscape Strategy (update) (2011)
Background Paper	Scoping Renewable Energy Opportunities - Gwynedd (2012)
Background Paper	Anglesey Renewable Energy Capacity Study (2014)
Background Paper	Housing and Language Study - Gwynedd and Anglesey (2014)
Background Paper	Gwynedd and Anglesey Population and Household Forecasts: Assumptions, Methodology and Scenario Results (2014)
Background Paper	Explaining the Difference between the Welsh Government;s 2008 based and 2011 based Projections for Gwynedd (2014)
Background Paper	Explaining the Difference between the Welsh Government;s 2008 based and 2011 based Projections for Anglesey (2014)

Copies of the above can be seen on Gwynedd Council's and the Isle of Anglesey County Council's websites:

https://www.gwynedd.gov.uk/en/Council/Strategies-and-policies/Environment-and-planning/Planning-policy/Joint-Local-Development-Plan/Supporting-documents/Supporting-documents.aspx
http://www.anglesey.gov.uk/planning-and-waste/planning-policy/joint-local-development-plan-anglesey-and-gwynedd/supporting-documents?redirect=false

Other Studies

Housing Land Availability Studies (Gwynedd) (annual) https://www.gwynedd.gov.uk/en/Council/Strategies-and-policies/Environment-and-planning/Planning-policy/Joint-Housing-Land-Availability-Study.aspx

Housing Land Availability Studies (Anglesey) (annual) http://www.anglesey.gov.uk/planning-and-waste/planning-policy/joint-housing-land-availability-study/

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