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CONTENTS
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What is a Unitary Development Plan?.
Status of the UDP.
Summary of Public Consultation Stages.
Sustainable Development.

BRIDGEND UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Foreword
1. Introduction Part 1
2. Introduction Part 2
3. Environment
4. Housing
5. Employment
6. Transportation
7. Retailing
8. Tourism and Leisure
9. Sport & Recreation
10. Social & Community Services & Facilities
11. Minerals
12. Waste
13. Unstable Land
14. Energy & Utilities
15. Regeneration
16. Implementation, Resources & Monitoring
Appendix
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PROPOSALS MAP
GLOSSARY
HELP
LEGAL
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Contents
What is a Unitary Development Plan?
Status of the UDP
Summary of Public Consultation Stages
Sustainable Development
Bridgend Unitary Development Plan
Foreword
1. INTRODUCTION PART 1
1.1 What is a Unitary Development Plan?
1.2 Format of the UDP
1.3 The Area Covered by the UDP and Regional Planning Context
1.4 Part 1 Policies
2. INTRODUCTION PART 2
2.1 Sustainable Development
2.2 Aims and Objectives
2.3 Land Use Strategy
2.4 Sustainability Appraisal
2.5 Related Strategies
3. ENVIRONMENT
3.1 Justification of Part 1 policies
3.2 Part 2 Introduction
3.3 Sustainable Development
3.4 Sustainability Appraisal of the Plan
3.5 The Countryside and Landscape
3.6 Green Belts and Green Wwedges
3.7 Coastal Zone Planning and Management
3.8 Flood Risk and Water Pollution
3.9 Biodiversity and Nature Conservation
3.10 Environmental Quality, Land Reclamation, Derelict and Contaminated Land
3.11 Noise, Light Pollution, and Air Quality Management
3.12 The Built Heritage
3.13 Listed and Other Historic Buildings
3.14 Conservation Areas
3.15 Historic Parks, Gardens and Landscapes
3.16 Archaeology
3.17 Design and the Built Environment
3.18 Access by the Disabled and Others with Special Needs
3.19 Control of Outdoor Advertisements
4. HOUSING
4.1 Justification of Part 1 Policies
4.2 Part 2 Introduction
4.3 Housing Needs
4.4 Housing Sites
4.5 Resdiential Land Availability
4.6 Additional Housing Sites
4.7 Residential Conversions and Re-use of Buildings or Land
4.8 Housing Density and Design
4.9 Affordable Housing Provision
4.10 Residential Caravans and Gypsy Sites
5. EMPLOYMENT
5.1 Justification of Part 1 Policies
5.2 Part 2 Introduction
5.3 Background
5.4 Industrial Land Requirement
5.5 General Employment Sites
5.6 Special Employment Sites
5.7 Alternative Use Of Industrial Land
5.8 Industrial And Commercial Development On Unallocated Sites
5.9 Polluting Industries And Developments Involving Hazardous Substances
6. TRANSPORTATION
6.1 Justification of Part 1 Policies
6.2 Part 2 Introduction
6.3 Transportation And The Environment
6.4 The Transportation Network
6.5 Parking
6.6 Freight
6.7 Public Rights Of Way
6.8 Transport Corridors
6.9 The Highway Network
6.10 Public Transport Infrastructure Provision
6.11 Public Off-Street Car Parking Provision
6.12 Supplementary Planning Guidance – Transportation
7. RETAILING
7.1 Justification of Part 1 Policies
7.2 Part 2 Introduction
7.3 The Retail Hierarchy
7.4 Non-Retailing Uses
7.5 Key Retail Re-Development Sites
7.6 New Out-Of-Centre Retailing
7.7 Established Retail Developments Outside Of Established Commercial Centres
7.8 Size Restrictions On Out-Of-Centre Retail Units
7.9 Designer Outlet Village – Wales
8. TOURISM & LEISURE
8.1 Justification of Part 1 Policies
8.2 Part 2 Introduction
8.3 The Value Of Tourism And Leisure To Bridgend
8.4 The Tourism And Leisure Product
8.5 Tourism And Leisure Policies
8.6 General Policy
8.7 Tourism And Leisure Accommodation
8.8 Caravans, Chalets And Camping Sites
8.9 Tourism And Leisure Attractions
8.10 Porthcawl
8.11 Serviced Accommodation Area
9. SPORT & RECREATION
9.1 Justification of Part 1 Policies
9.2 Part 2 Introduction
9.3 General Recreation
9.4 Open Space
9.5 Outdoor Sport (Youth & Adult Use)
9.6 Children’s Playing Space
9.7 Public Open Space
9.8 Informal Recreation
9.9 Public Rights Of Way
9.10 Community Routes
9.11 Cycle Paths
9.12 National Cycle Network
9.13 Allotment Gardens
9.14 Indoor Recreation Facilities
10. SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FACILITIES
10.1 Justification of Part 1 Policy
10.2 Part 2 Introduction
10.3 General Provision
10.4 Social Services
10.5 Health Services
10.6 Education Services
10.7 Community Centres
10.8 Library Services
10.9 Police Services
10.10 Post Office Services
10.11 Fire Services
10.12 Burial Grounds
11. MINERALS
11.1 Part 1 Justification of Policies
11.2 Part 2 Introduction
11.3 Minerals In The County Borough
11.4 Non-Energy Minerals - Aggregates
11.5 Non-Energy Minerals - Non Aggregates
11.6 Energy Minerals - Coal
11.7 Energy Minerals - Oil And Gas
11.8 Mineral Exploration
11.9 Future Development - General
11.10 Landbanks
11.11 Future Development - Safeguarded Areas
11.12 Future Development - Areas Of Search
11.13 Sand And Gravel
1.14 Borrow Pits
11.15 Mineral Working Deposits
11.16 Alternative Materials
11.17 Environmental Protection And Improvement
11.18 Mineral Protection Zones
11.19 Retention Of Land
11.20 Restoration And Aftercare
11.21 Future Development
12. WASTE
12.1 Justification of Part 1 Policy
12.2 Part 2 Introduction
12.3 Waste Disposal And Management In The County Borough
12.4 Waste Transfer Station
12.5 Landfill Sites
12.6 Future Landfill
12.7 Recycling Facilities
12.8 Waste Facilities For Major Developments
12.9 Construction And Demolition Waste
12.10 Special Waste
12.11 Civic Amenity Site Proposals
12.12 Green Waste
12.13 Commercial And Industrial Waste
13. UNSTABLE LAND
13.1 Justification of Part 1 Policy
13.2 Part 2 Introduction
13.3 Unstable Land In The County Borough
14. ENERGY AND UTILITIES
14.1 Justification of Part 1 Policies
14.2 Part 2 Introduction
14.3 The Sustainable Use Of Resources
14.4 Energy Provision
14.5 Energy Conservation
14.6 Renewable Energy Resources
14.7 Gas Services, Electricity Supplies And Other Utilities
14.8 Water Supplies
14.9 Sewerage Facilities And Sewage Disposal
14.10 Telecommunications Services
15. REGENERATION
15.1 Justification of Part 1 Policy
15.2 Part 2 Introduction
15.3 Regeneration Strategies In The County Borough
15.4 Bridgend Town Centre Regeneration Strategy
15.5 Bridgend M4 Corridor Strategy
15.6 Porthcawl Resort Regeneration Strategy
15.7 Garw Valley Regeneration Strategys
15.8 Llynfi Valley Regeneration Strategy
15.9 Ogmore Valley Regeneration Strategy
15.10 Cynffig Community Economic Regeneration Strategy
15.11 Maesteg Town Centre Regeneration Strategy
15.12 Implementation
16. IMPLEMENTATION, RESOURCES & MONITORING
16.1 Justification of Part 1 Policy
16.2 Part 2 Introduction
16.3 Implementation and Resources
16.4 Type of Policy or Proposal
16.5 Resource Availability
16.6 Implementing Agencies
16.7 Monitoring and Review
SELECTIVE GLOSSARY OF TERMS
APPENDIX
Proposal Maps

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