Supplementary Guidance
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A suite of topic based Supplementary Guidance has been prepared to sit alongside the City Development Plan.
Supplementary Guidance (SG) explains, in detail, how the City Development Plan's policies are to be implemented and are used in the determination of planning applications.
Each policy in the City Development Plan has corresponding Supplementary Guidance. City Development Plan Policy 2: Sustainable Spatial Strategy is/will be accompanied by area specific Strategic or Local Development Frameworks for 9 areas of the City.
For more information on polices and proposals please see here.
A suite of topic based Supplementary Guidance has been prepared to sit alongside the City Development Plan.
Ten pieces of policy SG have been adopted by the council (see below).
One final piece of supplementary guidance (SG3) remains to be adopted and the Council is currently operating an interim version, Interim Planning Guidance (IPG) 3 - see below.
IPG3: (SG3) Economic Development |
The Glasgow City Development Plan identifies priority areas where a strategic approach is needed to co-ordinate development activity, direct investment and address emerging opportunities. SG2 will therefore contain a suite of documents setting out spatial Supplementary Guidance for these areas in the form of Strategic Development Frameworks (SDFs) and Local Development Frameworks (LDFs).
Six pieces of spatial SG have been adopted by the council (see below) - 6 Strategic Development Frameworks (SDFs) and 2 Local Development Framework (LDF).
Consultation on a further LDF (Drumchapel) has recently finished.
One LDF (Greater Pollok) remains to be adopted.
Strategic Development Frameworks
- River Clyde Development Corridor
- City Centre
- North Glasgow
- Govan-Partick
- Inner East
- Greater Easterhouse
Local Development Frameworks
A number of maps have been created in order to support the Plan. They can either be accessed interactively online or downloaded as a PDF. The maps are a spatial illustration of the Plan's policies and proposals.