Supplementary Guidance and Non-Statutory Guidance supports the content of the Local Development Plan by providing further detail on specific policy areas or strategic development sites. They help to inform applicants of the Council's expectations when determining planning applications. Supplementary Guidance documents are statutory, they have been subject to consultation and formal adoption procedures and they form part of the Local Development Plan.
List of Supplementary Guidance
- Supplementary Guidance - Air Quality (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Airfield Safeguarding (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Delivering Zero Waste (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Developer Contributions & Affordable Housing (adopted in 2023)
- Supplementary Guidance - Financial Guarantees for Minerals Development (adopted in 2021)
- Supplementary Guidance - Flood Risk and Flood Risk Assessments (adopted in 2021)
- Supplementary Guidance - Forest & Woodland Strategy (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Green & Blue Infrastructure (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Housing in the Countryside (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Landscape (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Open Space Provision for New Developments (adopted in 2021)
- Supplementary Guidance - Placemaking (adopted in 2020)
- Supplementary Guidance - Renewable & Low Carbon Energy (draft)
- Sustainable Heating (future guidance no longer required)
List of non-statutory guidance
- Planning Guidance - Delivery of Development Sites
- Planning Guidance - Loch Leven SPA, the Dunkeld-Blairgowrie Lochs SAC and the River Tay SAC
- Planning Guidance - Planning & Biodiversity
- Conservation areas
- Planning Guidance - Ancillary & Annex Accommodation
- Planning Guidance - Change of use of residential property to short-term let
- Planning Guidance - Gypsy/Traveller Site Standards
For detailed information on development sites, please visit Land & investment opportunities.
Last modified on 24 June 2024
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