The Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 requires local planning authorities to regularly monitor planning policies that affect the planning and development of their areas.Each council is required to produce an Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) which is published in December to assess the effectiveness of policy in the Local Development Framework.
These show whether the progress towards targets and milestones in the Local Development Framework are being met and whether council planning policies are being successfully implemented. If policies are not working as intended – or are not achieving sustainable objectives – the AMR includes suggested actions.
A full list of West Midlands local development framework annual monitoring reports for each city, borough and district council in the West Midlands is now accessible via the Regional Resource Catalogue which is hosted on the Observatory’s website.
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