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Local Development Plan

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The Unitary Development Plan (UDP) is to be replaced within the next few years by a new form of Development Plan for Swansea known as the Local Development Plan (LDP). This page contains links to the key stages of the LDP process and provides an update on latest news.


**Latest news**

  • Preparation on the LDP Preferred Strategy is now underway. For more detail click here.
  • Consultation on the LDP Vision, Objectives and Strategic Options concluded on the 12th October 2012. For more details click here.
  • Sign up to our LDP e-consultation system here to submit your comments and keep up to date with the latest progress.

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The Preferred Strategy represents a key stage of the LDP process.
 
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This page will be updated with relevant supporting evidence that underpin the production of the LDP as and when they become available.
 
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This key stage of the process sets the overarching aims of the LDP and puts forward options for meeting the growth requirements over the Plan period.
 
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Involving the Community and important stakeholders is seen as key to the Local Development Plan Process.
 
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What is the LDP all about?
 
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A Framework for delivery
 
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Sites submitted from developers, landowners and the public for potential inclusion within the Plan.
 
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The Plan's consideration of the society, economy and the environment.
 
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Impact on European sites.
 
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Key reference information.
 
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