Stages of the LDP Process Sample Clauses

Stages of the LDP Process. Pre-Deposit • Stage 1 The Delivery Agreement (Feb ’08 – Dec 2010, Revised March 2013, February 2015, and October 2015 ) • Stage 2 Evidence Gathering and Objective Setting • Stage 3 Pre-Deposit Participation (Oct 2011 – Jan 2012) • Stage 4 Pre-Deposit Consultation (March - April 2012) Figure 1 below shows the main stages of the new LDP process. This ‘Delivery Agreement’ (Stage 1) is the Council’s first published document and, having been agreed by the Welsh Assembly Government, it marks the start of the preparation process for the new Powys LDP. Deposit • •
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