Local development orders
What is a Local Development Order?
A Local Development Order (LDO) is a simple tool to allow a Local Planning Authority to introduce new permitted development rights. They are flexible and consistent with local determination, and are part of a move to remove bureaucracy and redefine the issues where planning really makes a contribution to the local area.
LDOs are a means for the planning system to incentivise development in a way that meets a whole range of locally specific policy objectives.
Local Development Orders Under Preparation
Adopted Local Development Orders
- Norton Barton Artisan Food Village Local Development Order - formal consultation - 19 May to 16 June 2016
- Carnon Downs Local Development Order - adopted
- Newquay Cornwall Airport Local Development Order - adopted
Newquay Cornwall Airport - Aerohub Business Park Local Development Order - formal consultation - 2 to 31 January 2013
What is a Local Development Order?
A Local Development Order (LDO) is a simple tool to allow a Local Planning Authority to introduce new permitted development rights. They are flexible and consistent with local determination, and are part of a move to remove bureaucracy and redefine the issues where planning really makes a contribution to the local area.
Continue readingLDOs are a means for the planning system to incentivise development in a way that meets a whole range of locally specific policy objectives.
- Norton Barton Artisan Food Village Local Development Order - formal consultation - 19 May to 16 June 2016
- Carnon Downs Local Development Order - adopted
- Newquay Cornwall Airport Local Development Order - adopted
Newquay Cornwall Airport - Aerohub Business Park Local Development Order - formal consultation - 2 to 31 January 2013