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Contents

• 1 INTRODUCTION
• 1.1 What this document sets out to do
• 1.2 What the planning system is for
• 1.3 Making the planning system work better
• 1.4 The context for planning in Wales
• 2 PLANNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY
• 2.1 A commitment to sustainable development
• 2.2 Principles
• 2.3 Key policy objectives
• 2.4 Priorities for urban and rural areas
• 2.5 Sustainable settlement strategy: locating ne development
• 2.6 Managing urban form by means of Green Belts and green wedges
• 2.7 Preference for the re-use of land
• 2.8 Conserving the best and most versatile agricultural land
• 2.9 Promoting sustainability through good design
• 2.10 Supporting the Welsh language
• 2.11 Involving the community and preparing community strategies
• 3 DEVELOPMENT PLANS
• 3.1 A plan-led system
• 3.2 Collaborative working and consultation
• 3.3 Sustainability principles in plan preparation
• 3.4 Phasing of development
• 3.5 What happens when a development plan has not yet been adopted
• 4 MAKING AND ENFORCING PLANNING DECISIONS
• 4.1 Taking planning decisions
• 4.2 Exceptions to the process: permitted development rights
• 4.3 Environmental Impact Assessment
• 4.4 Ensuring access for all
• 4.5 Control of outdoor advertisements
• 4.6 Imposing planning conditions
• 4.7 Negotiating planning obligations
• 4.8 Enforcing planning control
• 4.9 Using Completion Notices
• 4.10 Revoking, modifying or discontinuing a planning permission
• 4.11 Planning Appeals
• 4.12 The Assembly's general role in decision taking
• 5 CONSERVING AND IMPROVING NATURAL HERITAGE AND THE COAST
• 5.1 Objectives
• 5.2 Caring for biodiversity
• 5.3 Measures to conserve landscape and biodiversity
• 5.4 UDPs and the conservation and improvement of the natural heritage
• 5.5 Development control and the conservation and improvement of the natural heritage
• 5.6 Managing the coast
• 5.7 UDPs and the coast
• 5.8 Development control and the coast
• 6..CONSERVING THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT
• 6.1 Objectives
• 6.2 Working with other agencies
• 6.3 Designating Conservation Areas
• 6.4 UDPs and the historic environment
• 6.5 Development control and the historic environment
• 7 SUPPORTING THE ECONOMY
• 7.1 Objectives
• 7.2 Designating land for employment needs
• 7.3 Promoting diversification in the rural economy
• 7.4 Promoting the green economy, business and technology clusters and social enterprises
• 7.5 UDPs and the economy
• 7.6 Development control and the economy
• 8 TRANSPORT
• 8.1 Objectives
• 8.2 Promoting walking and cycling
• 8.3 Supporting public transport
• 8.4 Managing traffic and parking
• 8.5 Planning for roads, airports, ports and inland waterways
• 8.6 UDPs and transport
• 8.7 Development control and transport
• 9 HOUSING
• 9.1 Objectives
• 9.2 UDPs and new housing provision
• 9.3 Development control and housing
• 10 PLANNING FOR RETAILING AND TOWN CENTRES
• 10.1 Objectives
• 10.2 UDPs and retailing and town centres
• 10.3 Development control and retailing and town centres
• 11 TOURISM, SPORT AND RECREATION
• 11.1 Objectives
• 11.2 UDPs and tourism, sport and recreation
• 11.3. Development control and tourism, sport and recreation
• 12 INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES
• 12.1 Objectives
• 12.2 Water supply and waste water management
• 12.3 UDPs and water
• 12.4 Development control and water
• 12.5 Planning to reduce and manage waste
• 12.6 UDPs and wate planning
• 12.7 Development control and waste planning
• 12.8 Sustainable energy
• 12.9 UDPs and sustainable energy
• 12.10 Development control and sustainable energy
• 12.11 Telecommunications
• 12.12 UDPs and telecommunications
• 12.13 Development control and telecommunications
• 13 MINIMISING AND MANAGING ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS AND POLLUTION
• 13.1 Objectives
• 13.2 Flood risk and climate change
• 13.3 UDPs and flood risk
• 13.4 Development control and flood risk
• 13.5 Dealing with unstable and contaminated land
• 13.6 UDPs and contaminated land
• 13.7 Development control and contaminated land
• 13.8 UDPs and unstable land
• 13.9 Development control and unstable land
• 13.10 Improving the quality of water and air
• 13.11 UDPs and improving the quality of water and air
• 13.12 Development control and improving the quality of water and air
• 13.13 Reducing noise and light pollution
• 13.14 UDPs and noise and lighting
• 13.15 Development control and noise and lighting
• Annex Planning Policy Wales, Technical Advice Notes (Wales)
• Index
• List of figures and maps
• Map 2.1 Planning context for Wales
• Map 2.1 Definition of previously developed land
• Map 5.1 Landscape designations, environmentally sensitive areas and heritage coasts
• Map 5.2 Nature conservation designations
• Map 8.1 Transport infrastructure