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This consultation stage is now closed.
\nConsultation on the Further Engagement Draft took place between Friday 28 October 2011 and Wednesday 29 February 2012 (extended deadline). Consultation materials and details can still be found below for information purposes only.
\nThe Core Strategy Development Plan Document (DPD) is a key planning document within the LDF which concerns all residents, businesses and interested parties within Bradford District as it:
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- Sets out a long-term spatial vision for the District until 2028 \n
- Identifies broad locations for development over the next 15 years \n
- Sets out policies that will influence the use of land and the type and scale of development which will be permitted within the District \n
- Identifies infrastructure required to manage development. \n
Background to the Core Strategy DPD:
\nThe Council last consulted on the Core Strategy - Further Issues and Options in 2008. At this stage, 4 spatial options were presented for the location of housing and economic development over the plan period. The Council received over 400 comments to these options and these have taken these into consideration along with further evidence to support the preparation of the Further Engagement Draft document.
\nSince 2008, changes to Government legislation and uncertainly over regional planning have held up the LDF, but this situation has allowed us to reassess and update our evidence base. This has been invaluable in moving to this next stage in the plan making process to ensure our plan is both sound and robust.
\nFurther Engagement Draft - Consultation
\nThis consultation presents the Councils further engagement draft of the Core Strategy which sets out the proposed preferred approach for addressing the issues within the District where planning can make a real difference to the lives of communities. This plan can influence housing, employment, community facilities and infrastructure developments, as well as how we use, protect and conserve our natural environment and built heritage.
\nThe Council's Executive Committee gave approval for a 12 week consultation period at the meeting on Friday 14th October 2011.
\nVideo Production
\nThe Council commissioned a short video production to raise awareness of the Core Strategy consultation and some of the key planning issues facing the Bradford District. The production will run for approximately 20 minutes.
\n\nBackground Information
\n\nEvidence Base
\nThe technical studies and reports which have informed the proposed approach within this consultation document are listed below and can be found under Evidence Base.
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- Affordable Housing Economic Viability Assessment (AHEVA) \n
- Core Strategy Baseline Analysis Report \n
- District Transport Study \n
- Employment Land Review and Update \n
- Open Space, Sports and Recreation Assessment \n
- Landscape Character Assessment SPD \n
- Local Economic Assessment (LEA) \n
- Local Infrastructure Plan and Baseline Analysis Report \n
- Retail and Leisure Study \n
- Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) \n
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Study (SHLAA) \n
- Strategic Housing Market Assessment (SHMA) \n
Technical Consultation Events (Invitation only)
\nThe Council held a series of technical events for targeted stakeholders to consult them on the proposals in the Further Engagement Draft document. These sessions were as follows:
\n| Technical Events Dates | \nTime | \nTopic | \nVenue | \n
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| Thursday 17 November 2011 | \n10am - 12 | \nEconomy and jobs | \nCity Hall, Bradford | \n
| Friday 18 November 2011 | \n10am - 12 | \nHousing | \nCity Hall, Bradford | \n
| Friday 18 November 2011 | \n2 - 4pm | \nTransport | \nCity Hall, Bradford | \n
| Monday 21 November 2011 | \n10am - 12 | \nEnvironment | \nCity Hall, Bradford | \n
| Monday 21 November 2011 | \n2 - 4pm | \nMinerals | \nCity Hall, Bradford | \n
| Monday 28 November 2011 | \n10am - 12 | \nInfrastructure | \nCity Hall, Bradford | \n
Area 'Drop-In' Consultation Events
\nThe Council held a number of drop-in events across the Bradford District for local residents and other interested parties to find out more about the proposed strategy and to have their say on the Further Engagement Draft document. These sessions were as follows:
\n| Area Events Dates | \nTime | \nVenue | \n
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| Tuesday 22 November 2011 | \n12 - 7pm | \nThornbury Centre, Leeds Old Road, Bradford, BD3 8JX | \n
| Wednesday 23 November 2011 | \n12 - 7pm | \nNational Media Museum, Bradford, BD1 1NQ | \n
| Thursday 24 November | \n12 - 7pm | \nShipley Town Hall, Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EJ | \n
| Friday 25 November 2011 | \n12 - 7pm | \nRichard Dunn Sports Centre Rooley Lane, Bradford, BD6 1EZ | \n
| Saturday 26 November 2011 | \n10am - 4pm | \nNational Media Museum, Bradford, BD1 1NQ | \n
| Tuesday 29 November 2011 | \n12 - 7pm | \nKings Hall, Station Road, Ilkley, LS29 98H | \n
| Friday 2 December 2011 | \n12 - 7pm | \nTemple Row Centre 23 Temple Row, Keighley, BD21 2AH | \n
| Tuesday 17 January 2012 | \n4 - 7pm | \nCardigan House Ferncliffe Road, Bingley, BD16 2TA | \n
| Wednesday 18 January 2012 | \n4 - 7pm | \nVictoria Hall (Children's Centre) Station Road, Queensbury, BD13 1AB | \n
How to comment
\nThis consultation closed on 29 February 2012.
\nHow to submit your comments
\nComment forms should have been sent before 29 February 2012, preferably by email to the LDF Group:planning.policy@bradford.gov.uk
\nAlternatively they should have been sent by post to the following FREEPOST address:
\nBradford Local Development Framework
FREEPOST NEA 11445
PO Box 1068
BRADFORD
BD1 1BR
By Fax: 01274 433767
\nThe consultation deadline was extended from Friday 20 January 2012 until 4pm on Wednesday 29 February 2012. This new informal deadline is to allow for extra time for comments to be submitted to the Council. All comments received by this date will be recorded and taken into consideration.
\nFurther information
\nIf you have any further questions about this consultation please contact the LDF Group.
\nFurther information about the Local Development Framework is available on this website: www.bradford.gov.uk/LDF.
\nPlanning Aid England (PAE) provides a free, independent and professional planning advice service to individuals and groups who cannot afford professional fees. The organisation may be able to assist groups and individuals who would like support and advice in order to get involved in this consultation process.
\nContact the PAE Community Outreach Coordinator for further information:
Telephone: 0781 268 2797
Email: mike.dando@planningaid.rtpi.org.uk
Website: Planning Aid England/