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Statement of Community Involvement - Newham

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<strong>Statement</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Involvement</strong><br />

July 2006<br />

Appendix 8: Glossary<br />

Area Action Plans<br />

(AAPs)<br />

A Development Plan Document focused upon a<br />

specific location or an area subject to conservation or<br />

significant change (for example major regeneration).<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Strategy A strategy prepared by the Local Strategic<br />

Partnership that sets out the vision for the future and<br />

proposals to deliver the vision, under the Local<br />

Government Act 2000.<br />

Core Strategy<br />

Development brief<br />

Development Plan<br />

Documents (DPDs)<br />

Environmental Impact<br />

Assessment (EIA)<br />

A Development Plan Development setting out the<br />

spatial vision and strategic objectives <strong>of</strong> the planning<br />

framework for an area.<br />

Sets out the vision for a development. Includes the<br />

aspirations for the site, including site constraints and<br />

opportunities, infrastructure and transport access and<br />

assessment <strong>of</strong> planning policies. Should set out the<br />

proposed uses, densities and design requirements. 6<br />

Development Plan Documents are prepared by local<br />

planning authorities that outline the key development<br />

goals <strong>of</strong> the local development framework.<br />

Development Plan Documents include the core<br />

strategy, site-specific allocations <strong>of</strong> land and, where<br />

needed, area action plans. There will also be an<br />

adopted proposals map that must be prepared and<br />

maintained to accompany all DPDs.<br />

All DPDs must be subject to rigorous procedures <strong>of</strong><br />

community involvement, consultation and<br />

independent examination, and adopted after receipt<br />

<strong>of</strong> the inspector's binding report. Once adopted,<br />

development control decisions must be made in<br />

accordance with them unless material considerations<br />

indicate otherwise.<br />

DPDs form an essential part <strong>of</strong> the Local<br />

Development Framework.<br />

Applicants for some development, usually major<br />

schemes, are required to submit an "environmental<br />

statement" accompanying a planning application. This<br />

evaluates the likely environmental impacts <strong>of</strong> the<br />

development, together with an assessment <strong>of</strong> how the<br />

6 The London Plan, Greater London Authority 2004<br />

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