The Core Strategy sets out the vision, objectives and spatial strategy for the City. It is in conformity with the East Midlands Regional Spatial Strategy and national planning policy. The Core Strategy also addresses the spatial aspects of the Community Strategy, as well as other strategies and programmes of key stakeholders in the City.
The City Council is now starting to prepare the Site Allocations document: more information can be found on the Site Allocations pages.
The Adopted Core Strategy
The City Council adopted the Core Strategy at its meeting on 25th November 2010. The adopted Core Strategy , the Core Strategy Adoption Statement, The Sustainability Appraisal Adoption Statement and the Sustainability Appraisal Report are available to view.
You can also view the adopted Core Strategy policies.
History
The Core Strategy Submission Document December 2009 was submitted to the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government on 2nd December 2009 for an
Examination in Public by a Planning Inspector. The inspector's report has
been published and the Core Strategy has been found sound.
Public consultation on the Core Strategy Submission Document, September 2009 took place from 18th September for 6 weeks until 30th October.
Informal public consultation on an emerging preferred strategy took place between 15th August and 3rd October 2008. Because there has been a change in the statutory regulations for producing LDF documents, this replaced the Preferred Options consultation programmed in the Local Development Scheme.
Public consultation on the Issues and Options for the Core Strategy finished on the 30th November 2007. You can download the results of the consultation.
If you wish to be notified of future consultations on any other LDF documents, please submit your contact details using this form.