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1 Introduction and Consultation Details We will regularly update our webpage www.islington.gov.uk/LDF about progress and events. If you would like to be on our mailing list please email LDF@islington.gov.uk or phone 020 7527 2618 / 020 7527 2720 . What is the Development Management Document? 1.0.4 'Development Management' is a positive and proactive approach to shaping, considering, determining and delivering development proposals. The emphasis is on collaboration instead of negotiation; coming to a balanced agreement which solves problems rather than a compromise which doesn't meet everyone's objectives. 1.0.5 The process is led by the local planning authority, working closely with those proposing developments and other stakeholders. It is undertaken in the spirit of partnership and inclusiveness, and supports the delivery of key priorities and outcomes. The Development Management Policies do not just control land uses but positively promote sustainable development. Development Management Policies help implement the Core Strategy. 1.0.6 In line with Planning Policy Statement 12 (PPS 12), only policies which relate to the delivery of the Core Strategy objectives are included and repetition of national and London Plan policy is avoided. More use of national guidance (PPSs) and London Plan Policy for decision making is expected rather than having a policy to cover every potential development angle. 1.0.7 Each policy section identifies the Core Strategy policy it helps implement. The draft Development Management policies are followed by some explanatory text where necessary. 1.1 The Policy Context 1.1.1 The council makes decisions about land-use in the borough based on national, regional (London) and its own local policy. These decisions affect what can be built, where, and how buildings are used. These decisions also affect other matters including; the public realm (the accessible spaces in-between buildings such as streets) parks and nature conservation the energy used by buildings parking conservation the accessibility and inclusive design of the the environment 1.1.2 These decisions are guided by the Development Plan; this is made up of a set of documents including this document. In the next few paragraphs we explain the local Development Plan in more detail. 4 Islington Council Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel
1 Introduction and Consultation Details 1.1.3 The government produces Planning Policy Statements and supporting guidance that set out a general framework for planning at the regional and local level. In London, the Mayor produces a development strategy for greater London, theLondon Plan. Our local policies have to be consistent with both national policy and the London Plan. 1.1.4 The London Plan together with parts of the Local Development Framework form the local Development Plan (see Figure 1.1). Development Management Policies will be part of the local Development Plan. The London Plan is currently being reviewed by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson. A draft of the new London Plan was published in autumn 2009 with an examination of that plan taking place in the summer of 2010. The final version of the plan is expected in 2011. Figure 1.1 Documents in the LDF and the Development Plan 1.1.5 The council is producing a series of local planning documents which together form the Local Development Framework. The key document is the Core Strategyy which sets out the council's overall aims for what it wants planning to achieve for the borough. 1.1.6 More information about planning is available from the planning portal http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/ and from our own Statement of Community Involvement. Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel Islington Council 5
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