Definitive and Indicative Stages Sample Clauses

Definitive and Indicative Stages. Stages 1-5, leading up to and including deposit, are under the direct control of the Council, which will make every effort to adhere to this part of the timetable (see paragraphs 2.15-2.25).
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Definitive and Indicative Stages. The Timetable is split into two stages for the production of the LDP – stage one contains definitive dates and stage two contains indicative dates. i) Definitive Stage (Stages 1-5) - this defines those elements of the LDP process up to and including the deposit stage. As these stages of the process are under the direct control of the Council, the timetable shown at Table 2 is considered to be both realistic and achievable and the Council has set definitive dates for these stages. Every effort will be made to ensure that the LDP preparation process adheres to the defined timetable. ii) Indicative Stage (Stages 6- 12) - this defines those elements of the LDP process after deposit and up to and including adoption. As these stages are more dependent upon external factors over which the Council has little direct control (e.g. number of representations received, Planning Inspectorate workload), the timetable is only indicative. After the LDP has reached the deposit stage, the Council will proceed to agree an updated timetable with the Welsh Assembly Government turning the indicative timings into definitive timings for the remaining stages. The Timetable also includes key dates for the preparation and publication of the environmental, sustainability appraisal and annual monitoring reports.
Definitive and Indicative Stages. As stated in paragraph 2.1 above the RLDP the timetable has two stages: the ‘Definitive Stage’ (Stages 1-5) and the ‘Indicative Stage’ (Stage 6-10).
Definitive and Indicative Stages. 4.2.1 The LDP Regulations provide for a two-stage timetable – definitive stage and indicative stage. 4.2.2 Definitive stages (stages 1-4) are those up to and including the Deposit Plan stage. As these stages are under the direct control of the Council, the timescales outlined above are considered to be realistic and achievable. 4.2.3 Indicative stages (stages 5-9) relate to those stages of the RLDP process post Deposit and up to and including Adoption. These stages are dependant on various external factors and influences, such as the number of deposit representations received. Dates noted are therefore indicative. Following the closure of the statutory consultation period on the Deposit Plan and prior to submission of the plan, the Council will update the timetable with definitive timings for the remaining plan stages.
Definitive and Indicative Stages. As stated in paragraph 2.1 above the LDP the timetable has two stages: the ‘Definitive Stage’ (Stages 1-5) and the ‘Indicative Stage’ (Stage 6-11). LDP Work Preparation WG - Welsh Government LDP Preparation Consultation Draft DA - Draft Delivery Agreement LDP Reporting - Decision Making CIS - Community Involvement Scheme SA / SEA - Sustainability Appraisal / Strategic Environmental Assessment HRA - Habitats Regulations Assessment PINS - Planning Inspectorate Stage - Statutory Instrument Stage Jan-18 Feb-18 Mar-18 Apr-18 May-18 Jun-18 Jul-18 Aug-18 Sep-18 Oct-18 Nov-18 Dec-18 Jan-19 Feb-19 Mar-19 Apr-19 May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Produce Delivery Agreement (Reg. 9) Stage 1 Prepare Draft DA - Timetable and CIS 1 Council approval to consult on Delivery Agreement 2 Consult on Draft DA 3 Full Council Approval of DA (26.06.18) 4 Submit Draft DA to WG 5 Welsh Government agree DA 6 Review & Update Evidence Base for LDP & SA/SEA (Pre Reg. 14) Stage 2 Review and updating of Evidence Base 7 Review of SA Baseline Information and SA Framework 8 Stage - Statutory Instrument Pre Deposit Participation (Reg. 14) Initial Call for Candidate Sites Assessment of Candidate Sites – Initial Review and Identification of Vision, Objectives and Stakeholder engagement on LDP Vision, Objectives Produce Draft SA Scoping Report Consult Consultation Bodies on Draft SA Scoping Preparation of Strategic Options Consultation on Strategic Options Preparation of Preferred Strategy Preparation of Initial Sustainability Appraisal Report Report Preferred Strategy to Full Council Assessment/Sift (Non Starters) Issues and Issues Report and HRA Torfaen CBC Replacement Local Development Plan Delivery Agreement – June 2018 Stage - Statutory Instrument Stage Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Apr-20 May-20 Jun-20 Jul-20 Pre Deposit Public Consultation (Reg.s 15/16) - Preferred Strategy Stage 4 Pre Deposit Public Consultation on Preferred Strategy, Vision, Strategic Options & Key Policies 20 Consultation on Initial Sustainability Appraisal Report and HRA 21 Prepare Initial Consultation Report and Report of SA Consultation 22 Further Call for detailed supporting site information for those sites submitted during initial call compatible with Preferred Strategy. 23 Assessment of Candidate Sites – Stage 2 Assessment 24 Assessment of Candidate Sites – Stage 3 Assessment 25 Finalise Background Papers 26 Finalise SA/SEA Report and HRA 27 Produce Deposit Plan 28 Report to Members 29 Stage - Statutory Instrument...
Definitive and Indicative Stages. As evident in Table 1, the LDP Regulations provide for a two-stage timetable – definitive stage and indicative stage. Definitive stages (stages 1-6) are those up to and including the Deposit Plan stage. As these stages are under the direct control of the Council, the timescales outlined above are considered to be realistic and achievable. Every effort will be made to adhere to and avoid deviations from the (agreed) timetable. Indicative stages (stages 7-12) relate to those stages of the LDP process post Deposit and up to and including Adoption. As this stage of the process is dependant on various external factors and influences, such as the number of deposit representations received, the dates are indicative. In accordance with the LDP Regulations, the Council will define the indicative timetable within 3 months of the close of the formal six week Deposit period (following entering into a service level agreement with the Planning Inspectorate).

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