Vale of Aylesbury Local Plan – Update
The Vale of Aylesbury Local Plan examination in Public hearing sessions were concluded in July and the Planning Inspector has submitted his Interim findings to Aylesbury Vale District Council on 29th August. The conclusion of the Planning Inspector is that he believes the Plan could be found sound (subject to a number of modifications).
After receiving the Interim report from the Inspector, the District Council wrote to the Inspector on 7 September 2018 raising number of points in relation to these interim findings. The Inspector is currently considering the points and the Council expect to receive a response very shortly.
The District Council has responded to interim findings and our response to these are now being published as examination documents, and as such, we can expect a renewed interest in VALP and this note is intended to summarise the next steps.
The interim findings contain a number of points which AVDC will need to act upon, but the most significant of these are the Inspector’s views that the housing requirement should be increased by around 1,600 and distribution should be more focused in the north of the district. The District Council has been advised by its QC that the quickest and most pragmatic course of action is to accept the Inspector’s findings.
AVDC is now beginning the process of commissioning further evidence to help determine which site or sites would be the most suitable to meet this increased requirement and adjusted distribution.
The District Council will prepare a series of modifications to the Plan and supporting evidence to reflect the Inspector’s interim findings and once these have been completed, these will be published for six weeks public consultation. It is expect this consultation will be in early 2019. The modifications, along with any further comments received to the modification will be submitted to the Inspector. The Inspector may decide that it is necessary to hold further hearing sessions before finalising his report.
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