Annual monitoring report
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In the town planning system in England and Wales, the Annual Monitoring Report is one of a number of documents required to be included in the Local Development Framework Development Plan Documents.
It is submitted to Government via the Regional Government office by a local planning authority at the end of December each year to assess the progress and the effectiveness of a Local Development Framework
Annual Monitoring Reports assess:
- Are policies achieving their objectives, and is sustainable development being delivered?
- Have policies had the intended consequences?
- Are the assumptions and objectives behind policies still relevant?
- Are the targets set in the Local Development Framework being achieved?
To achieve this goal the Annual Monitoring Report includes a range of local and standard (Core Output) indicators.
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