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The Annual Monitoring report (AMR) is an important part of the Local Development Framework (LDF) which Torbay Council is preparing in accordance with the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.
Monitoring the progress of LDF preparation, and the effectiveness of its planning policies against a strong evidence base on an annual basis, is now seen by the Government as a key aspect of the new development plan system and essential for sustainable planning. In order to ensure the successful delivery of LDFs, local authorities are to regularly review and monitor two things:
- Progress towards implementing the LDF's Local Development Documents (LDDs).
- Performance of policies within the LDDs, in order to help local authorities understand the wider social, environmental and economic issues affecting their local areas. Local authorities should use this evidence base to identify the key challenges, opportunities and possible ways forward for revising and adjusting spatial planning policies as appropriate, in order to achieve sustainable development and deliver the Government’s Sustainable Communities agenda. As part of this, we are required to provide data on a series of Core Output Indicators to Government, on key issues such as the provision of housing and land for employment.
The AMR reporting on the monitoring period 2010/11 (1 April – 31 March) was submitted to CLG on 22 December 2011. The report is available below, along with previous AMRs.
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Torbay AMR 2011 - Main Report
The 2010-2011 AMR reports on Torbay Council’s progress in formulating the Torbay Local Development Framework, the development plan which will eventually replace the Adopted Torbay Local Plan.
Last updated: 07/02/2012, 9:21am (2.8 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2010 - Main Report
The 2009-2010 AMR reports on Torbay Council’s progress in formulating the Torbay Local Development Framework, the development plan which will eventually replace the Adopted Torbay Local Plan.
Last updated: 24/02/2011, 4:25pm (3 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2009 - Main Report
The 2008-2009 AMR reports on Torbay Council’s progress in formulating the Torbay Local Development Framework, the development plan which will eventually replace the Adopted Torbay Local Plan.
Last updated: 02/03/2010, 11:18am (3.4 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2008 - Main Report
The 2007-2008 AMR reports on Torbay Council's progress in formulating the Torbay Local Development Framework, the new development plan which will eventually replace the Adopted Torbay Local Plan.
Last updated: 02/03/2010, 11:18am (2.8 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2007 - Main Report
The 2006-2007 AMR reports on Torbay Council’s progress in formulating the Torbay Local Development Framework, the new development plan which will eventually replace the Adopted Torbay Local Plan.
Last updated: 02/03/2010, 11:18am (3 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2007 - Executive Summary
This Executive Summary sets out the key findings of the 2006-2007 AMR and accompanies the main report.
Last updated: 02/03/2010, 11:18am (2.2 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2006
The 2005-2006 AMR reports on Torbay Council’s progress in formulating the Torbay Local Development Framework, the new development plan which will eventually replace the Adopted Torbay Local Plan.
Last updated: 02/03/2010, 11:18am (2.4 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2006 - Executive Summary
This Executive Summary sets out the key findings of the 2005-2006 AMR and accompanies the main report.
Last updated: 02/03/2010, 11:18am (1.4 MB) -
Tiorbay AMR 2005 - Main Report
The 2004-2005 AMR reports on Torbay Council’s progress in formulating the Torbay Local Development Framework, the new development plan which will eventually replace the Adopted Torbay Local Plan.
Last updated: 07/01/2010, 2:08pm (2.6 MB) -
Torbay AMR 2005 - Executive Summary
This Executive Summary sets out the key findings of the 2004-2005 AMR and accompanies the main report.
Last updated: 07/01/2010, 2:10pm (1.6 MB)
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