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In preparing this Local Plan, extensive consultation took place with communityrepresentatives, local interest groups, developers and elected members. ThePlan has been informed by the outcome of public consultation on the StrategicEnvironmental Assessment and a revised version of the EnvironmentalReport is being published to accompany the adoption of the Local Plan.This Plan replaces in full the adopted St Andrews Area Local Plan (1996) andthe adopted Tay Coast Local Plan (1998). It also replaces in part the Largo &East Neuk Local Plan (1995) and the Cupar & Howe of Fife Local Plan (2003).I would like to express my thanks on behalf of Fife Council to all who havecontributed to the preparation of this Local Plan through its many stages andlook forward to its implementation.
IntroductionThe Fife Development Plan provides the statutory policy framework for landuse planning in Fife. It is made up of the Fife Structure Plan and Local Plans.The Structure Plan sets the strategic guidance for the future development ofFife and identifies the general location and scale of development.The Fife Structure Plan covers the 20-year period from 2006-26. The StAndrews & East Fife Local Plan is one of 4 Local Plans being prepared. Fife’sother Local Plans cover Mid Fife, and Dunfermline & West Fife, and there is aLocal Plan dedicated solely to minerals, called the Fife Minerals Subject LocalPlan.The strategy of this Local Plan complements that of the Structure Plan andcovers the period 2008-22. It applies the Structure Plan strategy locally,establishing a detailed, site-specific framework of policies and proposals forland use and other related matters. It guides and promotes development inthe area and explains how towns and villages will change over the Planperiod. In addition, it provides for stability in areas where no significantchange is proposed.Figure 1.2 (St Andrews & East Fife Local Plan Process) outlines the LocalPlan process.A finalised draft St Andrews & East Fife Local Plan was approved by theformer Environment & Development Committee on 31 st August, 2006 as abasis for public consultation. However, the planned consultation on thatdocument (scheduled for the early months of 2007) had to be cancelled dueto uncertainties surrounding the Fife Structure Plan position at that time.The Finalised St Andrews & East Fife Local Plan 2009 updated and replacedthe finalised draft Plan, which was prepared following public consultation onthe consultative draft Local Plan. This took place during spring 2005 when thedraft Plan was placed on deposit as part of the Be a Part of Fife’s Futureconsultation. In preparing the consultative draft Local Plan in 2004-05, FifeCouncil Development Services consulted with a wide range of bodies. Wealso ran a series of public consultation events from 2003 including YourPlace, Your Plan in spring 2004. Community Planning partners and publicagencies such as the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) andScottish Natural Heritage (SNH) were involved throughout theseconsultations.Now adopted, the St Andrews & East Fife Local Plan replaces, in whole or inpart, the 4 Local Plans (Cupar and Howe of Fife; Tay Coast; St Andrews Area;Largo and East Neuk) that were previously in place for the St Andrews andEast Fife area. All of the views and comments made at the consultative draft,SEA Scoping, finalised draft and First Stage Environmental Report stageswere considered in preparing this Plan. Many opportunities have already beenprovided for local people and community organisations to become involved in
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impact could be great. Comprehensiv
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