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The 'Saved' Nottingham Local Plan
The Nottingham Local Plan (adopted November 2005) is a Statutory Local Plan for the City of Nottingham and provides the basis for decisions related to land use planning.
For details of the current Local Plan Document, called the Land and Planning Policies Development Plan Document, please click here.
The Nottingham Local Plan was produced as part of the old planning system. Certain policies have been 'saved' until it is replaced by the emerging Local Development Framework. These policies can be accessed by following the link on the left of this page or by clicking here.
Adoption and publication details:
- Adopted by Nottingham City Council on 28th November 2005.
- Now called the 'Nottingham Local Plan'.
- Can be downloaded by clicking on the links to the right.
- Alternatively all documents can be viewed at the City Council's offices, Loxley House, Station Street NG2 3NG
- Hard copies of the plan are available for purchase at a price of £45.00 plus £3.00 postage and packaging for both the Plan and Proposals Maps.
- Proposals Maps are available separately at a price of £15.00 plus £1.00 postage and packaging.
- Please contact a member of the Policy and Information Team using the address above.
Updated Sites of Interest for Nature Conservation:
- Sites of Interest for Nature Conservation (SINCs) are determined independently of the Local Plan.
- Identified by the Nottingham Biological and Geological Records Centre (NBGRC) using criteria set by an independent panel of experts (the SINC Panel).
- Data is collected from museum field surveyors and local and national expert naturalists and the designation is made by the SINC Panel.
- The Nottingham Local Plan Proposals Map shows the Biological and Geological SINCs as identified at the time of the Revised Deposit Draft of the Nottingham Local Plan Review (Jan 2003) which formed the basis for the public inquiry, consideration by the Planning Inspector and adoption by the City Council.
- Since then a significant review of the SINCs in Nottingham City has taken place, superseding some of the information shown on the Proposals Map.
- As the designation of SINCs is not related to the timescale of the planning process, and as the Local Plan Proposals Map cannot be updated, there is a need to separately identify the current extent of SINCs within Nottingham City.
- The City Council's online mapping system displays the most up-to-date representation of the SINCs in Nottingham and the date these were last updated. This can be accessed via the external link to the right of this page entitled Nottinghamshire Insight Mapping Website. On this page click layers, select environment and then select Biological Sites of Importance.
Click here for further information about the NBGRC and SINCs
Adopted Proposals Map
- The Proposals Map identifies areas of protection and locations and sites to which particular land use and development proposals and policies apply.
Addendum to the Nottingham Local Plan:
- Since the publication of the Local Plan it has been identified that there was an error on the Proposals Map South Sheet.
- The boundary of the Sneinton Conservation Area as shown on the Proposals Map South Sheet is incorrect.
- The true boundary of the Sneinton Conservation Area is as shown on the addendum to the right, which should be read in conjunction with the Local Plan.
Page last updated: 03 November 2011 11:10AM

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