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North Tyneside Local Plan - Core Document & Evidence Base Library NORTH TYNESIDE LOCAL PLAN - CORE DOCUMENT & EVIDENCE BASE LIBRARY Document Ref Key Evidence and Supporting Documents Schedule Date Author North Tyneside Local Plan 2016 NT01 Core Documents NT01/1 Local Plan Pre-Submission Draft 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT01/2 Local Plan Pre-Submission Policies Map 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT01/3 Local Plan - Implementation and Monitoring Framework (June 2016) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/4 Local Plan Pre-Submission Draft - Consultation Response Schedule (June 2016) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/5/1 Local Plan Pre-Submission Draft - Schedule of Proposed Minor Modifications (June 2016) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/5/2 Local Plan 'Live Version' - Pre-Submission Draft incorporating Minor Modifications 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/6/1 Sustainability Appraisal for Local Plan (June 2016) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/6/2 Sustainability Appraisal for Local Plan Addendum (June 2016) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/7 Local Plan - Sustainability Appraisal Scoping Report (September 2015) 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT01/8 Local Plan Habitat Regulations Assessment - Appropriate Assessment Update 2016 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/9 Housing Implementation Strategy 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT01/10 Authority Monitoring Report 2014/15 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT02 Procedural and Legal Compliance NT02/4 Equality Impact Assessment (June 2016) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT02/5/1 Statement of Community Involvement 2013 2013 Capita North Tyneside NT02/5/2 Statement of Community Involvement 2013 - Consultation Report 2013 Capita North Tyneside NT02/6 Local Development Scheme 2015 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT03 Supporting Statements NT03/1 Local Plan Supporting Statement 1 - Evolution of the Local Plan 2016 Capita North Tyneside Local Plan Supporting Statement 2 - Soundness & Legal Compliance Self-Assessment NT03/2 2016 Capita North Tyneside Checklist NT03/3 Local Plan Supporting Statement 3 - Local Plan Consultation Statement 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT03/4/1 Local Plan Supporting Statement 4 - Duty to Cooperate 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT03/4/2 Local Plan Supporting Statement 4 - Duty to Cooperate (Minutes and Notes) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT03/5 Local Plan Supporting Statement 5 - An Up to Date and Robust Evidence Base 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT03/6 Local Plan Supporting Statement 6 - Employment and Housing Growth 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT03/7 Local Plan Supporting Statement 7 - Renewable Energy and Low Carbon Technology 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT03/8 Local Plan Supporting Statement 8 - Employment Sites Schedule 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT03/9 Local Plan Supporting Statement 9 - Housing Sites Schedule 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT04 Supplementary Planning Documents Document Ref Key Evidence and Supporting Documents Schedule Date Author Tynemouth Village NT04/1/1 Tynemouth Village Conservation Area Management Strategy SPD 2014 Association/North East Civic TynemouthTrust/Capita Village North Tyneside NT04/1/2 Tynemouth Village CAMS SPD - Consultation Statement 2014 Association/North East Civic TynemouthTrust/Capita Village North Tyneside NT04/1/3 Tynemouth Village CAMS SPD - Adoption Statement 2014 Association/North East Civic NorthTrust/Capita Shields North Fish Quay Tyneside NT04/2/1 Fish Quay Neighbourhood Plan SPD 2013 Neighbourhood Plan Group for North ShieldsTyneside Fish Council Quay NT04/2/2 Fish Quay Neighbourhood Plan SPD - Map 2013 Neighbourhood Plan Group for North ShieldsTyneside Fish Council Quay NT04/2/3 Fish Quay Neighbourhood Plan SPD - Schedule of Responses 2013 Neighbourhood Plan Group for North ShieldsTyneside Fish Council Quay NT04/2/4 Fish Quay Neighbourhood Plan SPD - SEA Screening Statement 2013 Neighbourhood Plan Group for North ShieldsTyneside Fish Council Quay NT04/2/5 Fish Quay Neighbourhood Plan SPD - Adoption Statement 2013 Neighbourhood Plan Group for North Tyneside Council NT04/3/1 Weetslade Development Brief SPD 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/2 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Sustainability Appraisal 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/3 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Statement of Consultation 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/4 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 1 Location Plan 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/5 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 2 Land Use in Vicinity 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/6 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 3 North Tyneside UDP 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/7 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 4 Newcastle UDP 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/8 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 5 Planning Context 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/9 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 6 Conceptual Masterplan 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/10 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 7 Indicative Long section 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/11 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 9 Indicative Plot Design 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/12 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Fig 10 Indicative Section 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/3/13 Weetslade Development Brief SPD - Adoption Statement 2007 North Tyneside Council NT04/4/1 Planning Obligations SPD (including Consultation Response) 2009 North Tyneside Council NT04/4/2 Planning Obligations SPD - Adoption Statement 2009 North Tyneside Council NT04/5/1 Local Register of Buildings and Parks SPD 2008 North Tyneside Council NT04/5/4 Local Register of Buildings and Parks SPD - Local Register Part 1 2008 North Tyneside Council NT04/5/5 Local Register of Buildings and Parks SPD - Local Register Part 2 2008 North Tyneside Council NT04/5/2 Local Register of Buildings and Parks SPD - Sustainability Appraisal 2008 North Tyneside Council NT04/5/3 Local Register of Buildings and Parks SPD - Consultation Statement 2008 North Tyneside Council NT04/6/1 Design Quality SPD 2010 North Tyneside Council NT04/6/3 Design Quality SPD - Consultation Statement 2010 North Tyneside Council NT04/6/2 Design Quality SPD - Adoption Statement 2010 North Tyneside Council NT04/7 Transport and Highways SPD (Reviewed February 2015) 2015 North Tyneside Council Document Ref Key Evidence and Supporting Documents Schedule Date Author NT04/8/1 Transport and Highways SPD 2010 North Tyneside Council NT04/8/2 Transport and Highways SPD - Consultation Statement 2010 North Tyneside Council NT04/8/3 Transport and Highways SPD - Adoption Statement 2010 North Tyneside Council Evidence Base NT05 Economic Evidence NT05/1/1 Area Wide Viability Assessment Update (June 2016) 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT05/1/2 Area Wide Viability Assessment Update (June 2016) - Commercial Evidence 2016 Capita North Tyneside NT05/2 Draft Initial North Tyneside Area Wide Viability Assessment 2015 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT05/3/1 Employment Land Review (February 2015) 2015 Arup NT05/3/2 Employment Land Review - Site Survey Database 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT05/3/3 Employment Land Review - Site Survey Maps 2015 Capita North Tyneside NT05/4/1 Employment Land Review 2009 2009 BE Group NT05/4/2 Employment Land Review 2009 - Report of Consultation 2009 BE Group NT05/4/3 Employment Land Review 2009 - Appendices (1 to 6) 2009 BE Group North East Local Enterprise NT05/5 More and Better Jobs: A Strategic Economic Plan for the North East 2014 Partnership NT05/6/1 Strategic Development Framework Plan for the River Tyne North Bank - Final Report 2010 GVA Grimley NT05/6/2 River Tyne North Bank Strategic Development Framework Plan Report - Executive Summary 2009 GVA Grimley NT05/6/3 River Tyne North Bank Strategic Development Framework Plan Report 2009 GVA Grimley River Tyne North Bank Strategic Framework and Masterplan - Community and Stakeholder NT05/6/4 2009 GVA Grimley Engagement Summary Overview River Tyne North Bank Strategic Framework and Masterplan - Community and Stakeholder NT05/6/5 2009 GVA Grimley Engagement Summary Overview Main Report River Tyne North Bank Strategic Framework and Masterplan - Community and Stakeholder NT05/6/6 2009 GVA Grimley Engagement Summary Overview Appendices NT05/6/7 River Tyne North Bank Scoping Study Final Report 2007 White Young Green NT05/7/1 Centre for Offshore Renewable Engineering - Brochure 2011 BIS NT05/7/2 Centre for Offshore Renewable Engineering - Tyneside 2011 BIS/NELEP NT05/8 Local Investment Plan 2010-2030 2010 North Tyneside Council NT05/9/1 Economic Regeneration Strategy - Pathways to Prosperity 2006 North Tyneside Council NT05/9/2 Economic Regeneration Strategy - Delivery Plan 2006 North Tyneside Council NT05/10 North Shields Fish Quay - Regeneration Strategy and Master Plan 2001 EDAW NT05/11 Fish Quay Banksides Management Plan (2011-2016) 2011 North Tyneside Council NT05/12 Coastal Zone Strategic Framework and Masterplan 2011 Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners NT05/13/1 Whitley Bay Seafront Master Plan 2015 North Tyneside Council Document Ref Key Evidence and Supporting Documents Schedule Date Author NT05/13/2 Whitley Bay Seafront Master Plan - Map 2015 North Tyneside Council NT05/14 North Tyneside Hotel and Visitor Accommodation Futures Study 2009 Hotel Solutions NT05/15 Car Parking Strategy 2012-2016 2012 North Tyneside Council NT05/16 Statement of Licensing Policy 2014 North Tyneside Council NT06 Retail Evidence NT06/1 Retail and Leisure Study 2014 Update Report 2014 Peter Brett Associates Town Centre Sequential Assessment and Primary Shopping Area Assessment (November NT06/2 2015 Capita North Tyneside 2015) NT06/3/1 Retail and Leisure Study - Executive Summary 2011 Roger Tym and Partners NT06/3/2 Retail and Leisure Study - Volume 1 Main Report 2011 Roger
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