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Development Plan Documents (DPD)

Development Plan Documents (DPDs), along with the Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS), will make up the statutory development plan for Stockport.

DPDs must be in conformity with the RSS and wider government policy, and each DPD will be subject to an independent examination by the Planning Inspectorate who's recommendations will be binding on the Council.

Over time, DPDs will replace the saved UDP Review which is the current development plan for the borough. Production of the following DPDs is currently underway or programmed to begin within the next year.

Greater Manchester Joint Minerals Development Plan Document (DPD)

This will include detailed development control policies and the identification of safeguarded sites/areas and areas of search for mineral resources to meet Greater Manchester's regional minerals apportionment. The plan will form an integral part of each of the ten Greater Manchester authorities’ Local Development Frameworks.

Greater Manchester Joint Waste DPD

This will include detailed development control policies and the identification of sites and preferred areas for a range of waste management facilities required up until 2020.

Proposals Map DPD

When the Council adopts its first DPD it will revise the adopted Proposals Map from the UDP Review identifying the appropriate amendments or additions and also any saved policies.

Stockport LDF Allocations Development Plan Document (DPD)

This DPD will provide a spatial planning framework to secure the implementation of the sustainable development of the Borough of Stockport in the period beyond that covered by the saved UDP Review policies.

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