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The draft London Plan - downloading the documentNote: this document has now been superseded Owing to the size of this document (over 400 pages), each section of the draft London Plan is provided as an individual file in both Adobe Acrobat PDF and RTF formats. Use the links below to access your preferred file format. When downloading, please be mindful of each file's size and remember that larger files take longer to download. Contents, Foreword, Introduction PDF
(280k) Chapter 1: Change in London PDF
(723k) Chapter 2: Spaces and places PDF
(816k) Chapter 3: Thematic policies PDF
(1Mb) Chapter 4: The crosscutting policies PDF
(256k) Chapter 5: Delivering the vision PDF
(174k) Annex 1: Glossary PDF (126
k) Annex 2: The Blue Ribbon Network PDF
(531k) Annex 3: Views in London PDF
(428k) Annex 4: Parking standards PDF
(124k) Annex 5: London's strategic town centre network and policy themes PDF
(59k) Annex 6: Implementation tools PDF
(76k) Annex 7: Partnerships that can help to deliver the London Plan PDF
(50k) Annex 8: Strategic employment locations PDF
(34k) Credits PDF (46k) An introductory leaflet and a summary are also available. The site help page gives further information about the PDF and RTF formats, and the access.adobe.com website provides tools and information to help make PDF files accessible to users with visual disabilities. Errata - draft London PlanTwo reports ('Safeguarded wharves on the River Thames' and 'Strategic support facilities on the River Thames') were both erroneously cited in the draft London Plan as published May 2002. Neither report has been completed nor published to date, nor will be available during the current consultation period. However they relate to the implementation, rather than the development of policy. There is an existing policy framework for the safeguarding of wharves, along with a series of safeguarded sites, which was issued, and can only be amended, by the Secretary of State. Given their site-specific nature, these reports do not form part of the London Plan. They are important, and will therefore be subject to an entirely separate consultation period following their publication, anticipated later in the Autumn. The Mayor will not make any recommendations to the Secretary of State to change the list of sites to be safeguarded until he has consulted fully with boroughs and other London stakeholders on the findings of GLA research.
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