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Cornwall Site Allocations Development Plan Document


The council adopted the document, also referred to as the Allocations DPD, on 26 November 2019. The document identifies where new housing and employment uses. The document focuses on 10 towns/conurbations and two eco-communities in Cornwall. Housing and employment targets have already been set. These are available in the the Cornwall Local Plan: Strategic Policies document.

The Allocations DPD also looks at the wider strategy for the towns. It includes economic growth and the delivery of infrastructure. support both the existing and future residents

View the Site Allocations DPD

A summary of the document is also available in the form of a Story Map. It highlights the vision, objectives and targets for each town. Each allocation is linked to an interactive map displaying the allocation details. Note, the summary version does not contain any policy text. The policy text can be found in the main document which can be accessed from the summary version or from this page.

The document was submitted to the Secretary of State for examination in October 2017. The Inspectors published a report in April 2019. The adopted plan includes the Inspectors recommended main modifications.

The Adoption Statement and associated background documents are available to download on this page.

Concept Plans

Concept Plans have been adopted by Cornwall Council for Hayle and Launceston.  More details can be found on the Hayle Growth Area Concept Plan and Launceston Southern Growth Area Concept Plan web pages.

Allocations DPD Examination evidence base

Documents relating to this are available on the Allocations DPD Examination Library

Contact Details

If you have any questions regarding the Allocations DPD, please contact the Council by

Email: delivery@cornwall.gov.uk or

Telephone: 0300 1234 151 and ask for the Planning Delivery Team or by post to

Planning Delivery, Cornwall Council, 1st Floor, Dolcoath Avenue, Camborne, TR14 8SX

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