Local development plan: Argyll and Bute

Documentation related to the development plan for Argyll and Bute.


Local development plans set out the long term vision for change to the local authority areas that they cover. There are several formal stages to preparing the plan, during which the Scottish Government will issue official correspondence to the planning authority.

The documents held for the Argyll and Bute local development plan are:

  • 15 December 2023 - Direction letter regarding adoption of Local Development Plan 
  • 22 March 2016 - Letter regarding adoption of Supplementary Guidance - Natural Environment; Landscape and Design; Historic Environment and Archaeology; Support for Business and Industry: General; Support for Industry and Business - Main Potential Growth Sector: Tourism; Retail Developments (Including Changes of Use to and From Shops); General Housing Development; Housing Greenspace; Residential Caravans and Sites; Sport, Leisure, Recreation and Open Space; Key Rural Services; Community Plans and New or Extended Crofting Townships; Planning Gain; Enforcement Action; Departures from the Local Development Plan; Bad Neighbour Development; Shopfront and Advertising Design Principles; Sustainable Siting and Design; Resources and Consumption; Addressing Climate Change; Minerals; Transport (Including Core Paths); Telecommunications and List Of Settlements
  • 20 March 2015 - Letter regarding adoption of Local Development Plan

More information

There are a number of publications and legislation that underpin the development planning process:

Contact

Email: developmentplans@gov.scot

Post:

Area 2-F (South)
Planning, Architecture and Regeneration Division
The Scottish Government
Victoria Quay
Edinburgh
EH6 6QQ

Back to top