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Calderdale's cabinet approves the draft local plan
Calderdale's cabinet approves the draft local plan
The public consultation into Calderdale's draft local plan commences during the summer holiday period
The public consultation into Calderdale's draft local plan closes
Calderdale submits the Local Plan and Appendix to the government.
No further evidence should be submitted unless requested by Inspector
Plan: 244 pages
Appendix: 186 pages
PAGES
Calderdale: 430
Comments: 2747
Government-appointed Planning Inspector, Miss Katie Childs, writes to Calderdale setting out first Matters, Issues and Questions (MIQ's) 1-6 for the Stage One hearings
PAGES
Inspector: 8
Calderdale responds in writing to the Planning Inspector.
The 81 pages generate 544 comments from participants (138 pages).
PAGES
Calderdale: 81
Respondents: 138
Comments: 544
The Stage One hearings are held over 5 days at Shelf Village Hall.
The Inspector raises an issue with Calderdale's housing and economic amibtions and requests a consultation on changes
Calderdale responds in writing to the Planning Inspector.
The 81 pages generate 534 comments from participants (138 pages).
PAGES
Calderdale: 40
Comments: 2232
Government-appointed Planning Inspector, Miss Katie Childs, writes to Calderdale setting out first Matters, Issues and Questions (MIQ's) 1-6 for the Stage One hearings
PAGES
Inspector: 59
Calderdale responds in writing to the Planning Inspector.
The 891 pages generate 544 comments from participants (138 pages).
PAGES
Calderdale: 891
Respondents: 927
Comments: 2681
The Stage Two hearings were held online
Calderdale Council releases a further batch of documents in response to questions from the Inspector. The documents are referenced 'CC'.
PAGES
Calderdale: 2762
Respondents: 4297
Comments: 691
Regulation 19 submission is the plan Calderdale submits for examination – at this point no further evidence should be produced
Calderdale Local Plan submitted to the government in January 2019
430 pages
Pages subsequently presented by Calderdale to either justify their decision or provide new evidence
3774 pages
Regulation 19 submission
Local Plan - number of pages submitted to government January 2019
Housing Supply
Evidence presented for review in January 2020
MIQ 1-7
Pages in response to Inspector's questions on legal and soundness evidence
MIQ 8-29
Pages in response to Inspector's questions on the plan's content
'CC docs'
Further evidence presented by Calderdale Council since the plan submitted for examination
Regulation 19 submission
Local Plan - number of pages submitted to government January 2019
Housing Supply
The contentious consultation on increasing housing supply generated huge numbers of comments
MIQ 1-7
Comments on the soundness and legal compliance of the plan
MIQ 8-29
927 pages in response to the Inspector's questions and Calderdale's evidence
'CC docs'
4297 pages in response to further evidence presented by Calderdale Council
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Calderdale’s plan for housing growth has changed over the local plan period.
The original idea was for most development to take place in Halifax area, however as you can see from the chart, this has now shifted to Brighouse.
Under Calderdale Council’s draft Local Plan, nearly half Calderdale’s growth is focused on Brighouse.
Brighouse allocations are categorised as strategic extensions (garden suburbs) and other Brighouse allocations.
Average timescale for strategic local plan adoption (days), from plan submisison to the Planning Inspectorate through to being found sound and then adopted.
Found sound
adopted
total
Calderdale Council decided to focus all the significant growth in South East Calderdale. With major developments already underway in neighbouring Kirklees. Find out more about Calderdale's plans at their website
If it is permitted, Thornhills Lane garden suburb will be one of the largest developments in Calderdale. We believe the development used flawed data in the justification for the proposal, find out on our wepage
