Modification Plan Policy, Reference Page Paragraph or Nature of Modification(s) No. No. Map No. MM1 As Appendix 1 listings In all housing allocation policies (except F.2.3) replace the description of the housing numbers with the phrase least x dwellings’. ‘at The details of the policy changes can be viewed in detail in Appendix 1. For example – Policy E1.8 King’s Lynn - South Quay Land amounting to 0.5 hectare is allocated for residential development of some at least 50 dwellings. Modification Plan Policy, Reference Page Paragraph or Nature of Modification No. No. Map No. MM2 18 DM2 and Amend Policy and supporting text for clarity and supporting text certainty. - Development Boundaries Context C.2.1 - Development boundaries are defined for each of the Borough’s towns and main rural settlements (‘Key Rural Service Centres’ and Villages’) designated by the Core ‘Rural Strategy. (Note that the Core Strategy referred to limits’. There is no ‘development significance to the difference in terminology, except that 'development boundaries' is now considered more familiar locally and more self-explanatory.) The development boundaries define the areas where development (of a type suitable for the settlement) is likely to be acceptable, provided it conforms to other policies in the plan. Areas outside the development boundaries will be subject to policies for development in the countryside, except in Smaller Villages and Hamlets, where Policy DM3 will also apply, and on specific allocations for development, where the provisions of the relevant policy will apply. C.2.2- The individual development boundaries are under the relevant settlement later in this document. C.2.2- Development boundaries are useful tools for developers, the public and planning authorities, in that they provide more certainty when assessing planning applications for
Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification(s) MM1 As Appendix 1 listings In all housing allocation policies (except F.2.3) replace the description of the housing numbers with the phrase ‘at least x dwellings’. The details of the policy changes can be viewed in detail in Appendix 1. For example – Policy E1.8 King’s Lynn - South Quay Land amounting to 0.5 hectare is allocated for residential development of some at least 50 dwellings. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM2 18 DM2 and supporting text - Development Boundaries Amend Policy and supporting text for clarity and certainty. Context C.2.1 - Development boundaries are defined for each of the Borough’s towns and main rural settlements (‘Key Rural Service Centres’ and ‘Rural Villages’) designated by the Core Strategy. (Note that the Core Strategy referred to ‘development limits’. There is no significance to the difference in terminology, except that 'development boundaries' is now considered more familiar locally and more self-explanatory.) The development boundaries define the areas where development (of a type suitable for the settlement) is likely to be acceptable, provided it conforms to other policies in the plan. Areas outside the development boundaries will be subject to policies for development in the countryside, except in Smaller Villages and Hamlets, where Policy DM3 will also apply, and on specific allocations for development, where the provisions of the relevant policy will apply. C.2.2- The individual development boundaries are under the relevant settlement later in this document. C.2.2- Development boundaries are useful tools for developers, the public and planning authorities, in that they provide more certainty when assessing planning applications for
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