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Planning is playing an important part in the Council's response to the Climate Emergency. The Climate Emergency Development Plan Document (DPD) was adopted by Cornwall Council on 21 February 2023. It introduces or strengthens planning policies to help address the Climate change issues affecting Cornwall.
Now that it has been adopted the DPD sits alongside the Cornwall Local Plan 2016, other strategic policies and DPD's and will inform decision making on all new development proposals.
Planning policies have a major impact on the way that places grow and change. These policies will help to protect and shape the Cornwall of the future creating a healthier environment. To live well people, need places to live with access to work, school and health specialists, facilities for leisure activities and relaxation as well as shopping areas to support local business.
The planning policies make up the 'Climate Emergency Development Plan Document'. They will encourage better development that uses less energy, with buildings that can survive future climate change and that help protect our planet.
Should you wish your name to be removed from our list of consultees please notify the Climate Emergency DPD Team by emailing or by phoning 0300 1234 151.
Planning is playing an important part in the Council's response to the Climate Emergency. The Climate Emergency Development Plan Document (DPD) was adopted by Cornwall Council on 21 February 2023. It introduces or strengthens planning policies to help address the Climate change issues affecting Cornwall.
Now that it has been adopted the DPD sits alongside the Cornwall Local Plan 2016, other strategic policies and DPD's and will inform decision making on all new development proposals.
Planning policies have a major impact on the way that places grow and change. These policies will help to protect and shape the Cornwall of the future creating a healthier environment. To live well people, need places to live with access to work, school and health specialists, facilities for leisure activities and relaxation as well as shopping areas to support local business.
The planning policies make up the 'Climate Emergency Development Plan Document'. They will encourage better development that uses less energy, with buildings that can survive future climate change and that help protect our planet.
Should you wish your name to be removed from our list of consultees please notify the Climate Emergency DPD Team by emailing or by phoning 0300 1234 151.
