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Preparing the Replacement Local Development Plan. 3.1.1 The RLDP will have a major influence on the future shape of NPT and its individual communities. It will be required to: Support the National sustainable placemaking outcomes of Planning Policy Wales (PPW); Comply with the requirements of the WBFGA (2015), including the seven Well-being Goals and the five ways of working; Be in general conformity with the National Development Framework known as Future Wales - The National Plan 2040; Ensure that effective regional collaboration informs plan preparation; Ensure that the RLDP is fully integrated with and reflects other relevant plans and initiatives including the need to be in general conformity with the emerging South West Wales (SWW) Strategic Development Plan (SDP); Ensure that the tests of soundness are met; Be informed by an ISA which includes Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), Equalities Impact Assessment (EIA), Health Impact Assessment (HIA) and Welsh Language Impact Assessment (WLIA); Satisfy the Socio-economic Duty under Part 1, Section 1 of the Equality Act 2010; Satisfy the Duty under Part 1, Section 6 of the Environment (Wales) 2016 Act to maintain and enhance biodiversity and promote the resilience of ecosystems. Adopt a strategic view of the spatial implications of development decisions and act as a basis for rational and consistent decisions regarding the use and development of land; Guide the amount and location of new development in the County Borough; Reflect local aspirations, based on a vision agreed by the community and stakeholders; Address new Policy areas and approaches (e.g. Placemaking and Green Infrastructure); Guide growth and change, while protecting local diversity, character and sensitive environments; Be based on evidence and consideration of all feasible alternatives; Indicate how and where change will occur over the Plan period; and Guide the location of new public / grant funded projects and co-ordinate the provision of new infrastructure, such as highways and schools.

Preparing the Replacement Local Development Plan. 3.1.1 3.1.1. The RLDP will have a major influence on the future shape of NPT and its individual communities. It will be required to: • Be in general conformity with Future Wales; • Support the National sustainable placemaking outcomes of Planning Policy Wales (PPW); • Comply with the requirements of the WBFGA (2015), including the seven Well-being Goals and the five ways of working; Be in general conformity with the National Development Framework known as Future Wales - The National Plan 2040; • Ensure that effective regional collaboration informs plan preparation; • Ensure that the RLDP is fully integrated with and reflects other relevant plans and initiatives including the need to be in general conformity with the emerging South West Wales (SWW) Strategic Development Plan (SDP); • Ensure that the tests of soundness are met; • Be informed by an ISA Integrated Sustainability Appraisal (ISA) which includes Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), Equalities Impact Assessment (EIA), Health Impact Assessment (HIA) and Welsh Language Impact Assessment (WLIA); • Satisfy the Socio-economic Duty under Part 1, Section 1 of the Equality Act 2010; • Satisfy the Duty under Part 1, Section 6 of the Environment (Wales) 2016 Act to maintain and enhance biodiversity and promote the resilience of ecosystems. • Adopt a strategic view of the spatial implications of development decisions and act as a basis for rational and consistent decisions regarding the use and development of land; • Guide the amount and location of new development in the County BoroughNPT; • Reflect local aspirations, based on a vision agreed by the community and stakeholders; • Address new Policy policy areas and approaches (e.g. Placemaking and Green Infrastructure); • Guide growth and change, while protecting local diversity, character and sensitive environments; • Be based on evidence and consideration of all feasible alternatives; • Indicate how and where change will occur over the Plan period; and • Guide the location of new public / grant funded projects and co-ordinate the provision of new infrastructure, such as highways and schools.