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−	\| The Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit will give practical advice and tools to undertake a local plan review, project plan, manage and carry out the update of a local plan~~. It is designed for LPAs to use themselves but the LGA's Planning Advisory Service (PAS) can work with local authorities to use it as a ‘critical friend’~~.	+	\| The Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit from the Planning Advisory Service (PAS) will give practical advice and tools to undertake a local plan review, project plan, manage and carry out the update of a local plan.
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	The NEW PAS Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit is freely available for LPAs to use to undertake a review and update of local plan policies.		The NEW PAS Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit is freely available for LPAs to use to undertake a review and update of local plan policies.

−	All local planning authorities (LPAs) are required to review and, if necessary, update their local plan policies within five years of adoption, if not sooner. The Local Government Association (~~LGA~~) has produced advice and a toolkit to provide guidance through the process of reviewing and, where needed, updating local plans, whether this is a partial or full update. But ~~LGA~~ has gone one step further and has taken the opportunity to provide a resource which covers all the stages of plan-making. The aim is to provide LPAs with resources which allow them to demonstrate that their local plan review has been undertaken in a robust and objective way. Also, if updating plans, it provides an approach which is efficient and effective so that they have more time to focus on developing a quality plan that they can be proud of.	+	All local planning authorities (LPAs) are required to review and, if necessary, update their local plan policies within five years of adoption, if not sooner. The Local Government Association's Planning Advisory Service (PAS) has produced advice and a toolkit to provide guidance through the process of reviewing and, where needed, updating local plans, whether this is a partial or full update. But PAS has gone one step further and has taken the opportunity to provide a resource which covers all the stages of plan-making. The aim is to provide LPAs with resources which allow them to demonstrate that their local plan review has been undertaken in a robust and objective way. Also, if updating plans, it provides an approach which is efficient and effective so that they have more time to focus on developing a quality plan that they can be proud of.

−	The advice (in the form of a Local Plan Route Mapper) and the toolkit replace ~~LGA~~'s legal compliance and soundness checklists and provide an up-to-date and comprehensive resource to help LPAs navigate through the local plan review and update process. ~~LGA~~ would strongly encourage LPAs to read the Route Mapper before they start using the toolkit itself as it includes helpful support on the different steps of plan-making as well as case studies. Also included are top-tips from industry experts, all of whom have practical local-plan-making experience.	+	The advice (in the form of a Local Plan Route Mapper) and the toolkit replace PAS's legal compliance and soundness checklists and provide an up-to-date and comprehensive resource to help LPAs navigate through the local plan review and update process. The PAS would strongly encourage LPAs to read the Route Mapper before they start using the toolkit itself as it includes helpful support on the different steps of plan-making as well as case studies. Also included are top-tips from industry experts, all of whom have practical local-plan-making experience.

	* [https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/PAS%20Local%20Plan%20Route%20Mapper%20v1%200.pdf PAS Local Plan Route Mapper v1]		* [https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/PAS%20Local%20Plan%20Route%20Mapper%20v1%200.pdf PAS Local Plan Route Mapper v1]
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	Parts 2, 3 and 4 of the toolkit should be used as a continual ‘sense-check’ as you progress through the various stages of the plan-making process rather than something to use at the point of submitting your plan for examination – if there is anything that you have missed at that stage it may be too late to rectify.		Parts 2, 3 and 4 of the toolkit should be used as a continual ‘sense-check’ as you progress through the various stages of the plan-making process rather than something to use at the point of submitting your plan for examination – if there is anything that you have missed at that stage it may be too late to rectify.

−	~~LGA~~ wants to make sure that the Route Mapper and toolkit are seen as a ‘live’ resource and one that continues to provide a practical source of advice for local planning authorities. Part of this includes sharing best practice so if LPAs have any ‘top tips’ or case studies that they can share or any questions about using the toolkit, ~~LGA~~ would like to hear from them either via a specific PAS Discussion forum (link to be added) or via an email to [mailto:pas@local.gov.uk pas@local.gov.uk] .	+	PAS wants to make sure that the Route Mapper and toolkit are seen as a ‘live’ resource and one that continues to provide a practical source of advice for local planning authorities. Part of this includes sharing best practice so if LPAs have any ‘top tips’ or case studies that they can share or any questions about using the toolkit, PAS would like to hear from them either via a specific PAS Discussion forum (link to be added) or via an email to [mailto:pas@local.gov.uk pas@local.gov.uk] .

−	The Route Mapper & Toolkit is designed for LPAs to use themselves but ~~LGA~~ can work with local authorities to use it as a ‘critical friend’ or advisor from our team of experienced local authority peers or our team of consultants.	+	The Route Mapper & Toolkit is designed for LPAs to use themselves but PAS can work with local authorities to use it as a ‘critical friend’ or advisor from our team of experienced local authority peers or our team of consultants.

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−	\| The Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit will give practical advice and tools to undertake a local plan review, project plan, manage and carry out the update of a local plan. It is designed for LPAs to use themselves but ~~IHBC~~ can work with local authorities to use it as a ‘critical friend’.	+	\| The Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit will give practical advice and tools to undertake a local plan review, project plan, manage and carry out the update of a local plan. It is designed for LPAs to use themselves but the LGA's Planning Advisory Service (PAS) can work with local authorities to use it as a ‘critical friend’.
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The Local Government Association writes:

The NEW PAS Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit is freely available for LPAs to use to undertake a review and update of local plan policies.

All local planning authorities (LPAs) are required to review and, if necessary, update their local plan policies within five years of adoption, if not sooner. The Local Government Association (LGA) has produced advice and a toolkit to provide guidance through the process of reviewing and, where needed, updating local plans, whether this is a partial or full update. But LGA has gone one step further and has taken the opportunity to provide a resource which covers all the stages of plan-making. The aim is to provide LPAs with resources which allow them to demonstrate that their local plan review has been undertaken in a robust and objective way. Also, if updating plans, it provides an approach which is efficient and effective so that they have more time to focus on developing a quality plan that they can be proud of.

The advice (in the form of a Local Plan Route Mapper) and the toolkit replace LGA's legal compliance and soundness checklists and provide an up-to-date and comprehensive resource to help LPAs navigate through the local plan review and update process. LGA would strongly encourage LPAs to read the Route Mapper before they start using the toolkit itself as it includes helpful support on the different steps of plan-making as well as case studies. Also included are top-tips from industry experts, all of whom have practical local-plan-making experience.

* [https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/PAS%20Local%20Plan%20Route%20Mapper%20v1%200.pdf PAS Local Plan Route Mapper v1]

The toolkit has been piloted with a number of local authorities to make sure that it is robust and to make sure that it can be used whatever the plan-making circumstances may be. It comes in four parts covering the following:

* [https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/TOOLKIT%20PART%201%20LOCAL%20PLAN%20REVIEW%20OCT%202019.docx TOOLKIT PART 1 LOCAL PLAN REVIEW OCT 2019]
* [https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/TOOLKIT%20PART%202%20LOCAL%20PLAN%20CONTENT%20OCT%202019.docx TOOLKIT PART 2 LOCAL PLAN CONTENT OCT 2019]
* [https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/TOOLKIT%20PART%203%20LOCAL%20PLAN%20PROCESS%20OCT%202019.docx TOOLKIT PART 3 LOCAL PLAN PROCESS OCT 2019]
* [https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/TOOLKIT%20PART%204%20LOCAL%20PLAN%20SOUNDNESS%20QUALITY%20ASSESSMENT%20OCT%202019.docx TOOLKIT PART 4 LOCAL PLAN SOUNDNESS QUALITY ASSESSMENT]

Parts 2, 3 and 4 of the toolkit should be used as a continual ‘sense-check’ as you progress through the various stages of the plan-making process rather than something to use at the point of submitting your plan for examination – if there is anything that you have missed at that stage it may be too late to rectify.

LGA wants to make sure that the Route Mapper and toolkit are seen as a ‘live’ resource and one that continues to provide a practical source of advice for local planning authorities. Part of this includes sharing best practice so if LPAs have any ‘top tips’ or case studies that they can share or any questions about using the toolkit, LGA would like to hear from them either via a specific PAS Discussion forum (link to be added) or via an email to [mailto:pas@local.gov.uk pas@local.gov.uk] .

The Route Mapper & Toolkit is designed for LPAs to use themselves but LGA can work with local authorities to use it as a ‘critical friend’ or advisor from our team of experienced local authority peers or our team of consultants.

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This article was provided by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC) and previously appeared on its website in December 2019 under the title 'Local Plan Route Mapper & Toolkit: Reviewing and updating local plan policies'. It can be accessed [https://ihbconline.co.uk/newsachive/?p=24784 HERE].

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