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Format of the. RLDP The RLDP is intended to be clear, transparent, concise, accessible to the public and able to be reviewed in the future. The plan will not repeat national planning policy and will focus on the issues which are specifically relevant to the plan area. The proposed format of the RLDP is as follows: -  Introduction;  Strategy (vision, strategic issues, key policies and monitoring targets etc.);  Area-wide policies for development, need for Section 106 agreements;  Allocations of land;  Area-Specific policies and proposals for key areas of change or protection;  Succinct reasoned justification to explain policies and to guide their implementation;  Proposals Map on a geographical base; and  Monitoring framework: including monitoring targets and indicators.
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Format of the. LDP The LDP is intended to be clear, transparent, concise, accessible to the public and able to be reviewed in the future. The plan will not repeat national planning policy and will focus on the issues which are specifically relevant to the plan area. The proposed format of the LDP is as follows: -  Introduction;  Strategy (vision, strategic issues, key policies and monitoring targets etc.);  Area-wide policies for development, need for Section 106 agreements;  Allocations of land;  Area-Specific policies and proposals for key areas of change or protection;  Succinct reasoned justification to explain policies and to guide their implementation;  Proposals Map on a geographical base; and  Monitoring framework: including monitoring targets and indicators.
Format of the verification process: ❑ 1 = Learning Café; ❑ 2 = Reflective Workshop/Focus Group Discussion; ❑ 3 = Audio/Web Conference.
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