|
City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
[Viewing Options]
 

Environment

Unitary Development Plan Overview

What is the UDP for the Bradford District ?

The Unitary Development Plan (UDP) is the statutory Development Plan that the Council produces to fulfil its obligations under the 1990 Planning Act.

The Plan is a land use strategy for the District and is the prime consideration when the Council makes decisions on planning applications. It includes policies to guide development, and proposals for the use of land, to ensure that the needs of the district's population for homes, jobs, shopping, recreation etc. can be met.

The Replacement Unitary Development Plan for the Bradford District was adopted by the Council on the 18th of October 2005


Footnote: A legal challenge has been made by ASDA Stores Ltd. under section 287 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (As Amended) to parts of the Replacement UDP with respect to land at Peter Black's, Bradford Road, Keighley.

To view a plan of the land that is the subject of the legal challenge, please follow the link below

Plan of Land Subject to Legal Challenge Plan of Land Subject to Legal Challenge (78kb)