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Island Plan 2002 and Supplementary Planning Guidance
The Island Plan 2002 is the principal document in land-use planning in Jersey and the first consideration when making decisions on development proposals. It also translates some of the strategic objectives of the States, designed to meet the community's aspirations, for many issues ranging from housing to travel and transport. The Island Plan provides a framework of policies and proposals to guide land use planning decisions to 2011. The 2002 plan is currently being reviewed, further information can be found in the Island Plan Review sectionEach section of the Island Plan is an Adobe PDF document. To view PDF files you need the Adobe Acrobat Reader, the latest version can be freely downloaded here:  (This will open in a new window)
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Supplementary Planning Guidance
Supplementary planning guidance builds upon the policies of the Island Plan 2002 and provides more detailed advice on the way in which those policies are likely to be interpreted and applied.
IntroductionThe titles of each of the policies and proposals included within Sections Four to Fourteen of the Plan, for reference purposes. ContextThis section provides the context of Jersey’s legislative and institutional framework, States’ strategic policies and other key policies and proposals. Jersey - The Way ForwardThis section sets the direction for the Plan through the discussion of the aims, vision, objectives and strategies. General PoliciesGeneral Policies in the Island Plan, that are considered in all planning decisions. CountrysideThe character and quality of the countryside is a crucial part of Jersey’s signature. Built EnvironmentThis section describes the areas that comprise Jersey's built-up area. Marine EnvironmentThe Island Plan recognises the importance of Jersey's coastline and intertidal zone and this section outlines the policies and guidance given within it. HousingThe Island Plan aims to support the provision of adequate housing for all residents. Social and CommunityThe Island Plan supports the development of social and community facilities in the Island. Industry and CommerceThe Island Plan supports sustained economic development and prosperity for all the Island's residents. Tourism and RecreationTourism supports a wide range of local facilities that couldn't be supported by residents alone. Travel and TransportThe Island Plan aims to minimise the need for travel, and the effect of transport on the environment. Natural Resources and UtilitiesThe Island's natural resources need to be carefully managed to ensure they are not harmed unnecessarily (e.g. through pollution) and to prevent depletion of those resources that are finite. The appropriate policies from the Island plan are outlined here. Waste ManagementWaste represents a missuse of resources. The Island Plan supports sustainable development.
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