Supplementary Planning Documents

Adopted Supplementary Planning Documents

The following Supplementary Planning Documents have been adopted and are material considerations in planning decisions. Please note that those Supplementary Planning Documents adopted by one of the former Councils are relevant only to the area previously covered by the Council that adopted them.

Cheshire East Supplementary Planning Documents

• Smallwood Village Design Statement (adopted October 2010)
• Alsager Town Centre Strategy (adopted October 2010)
• Local List of Historic Buildings (adopted October 2010)
• Over Peover (adopted July 2011)
• Prestbury (adopted July 2011)

Supplementary Planning Documents adopted by the former Congleton Borough Council

• Congleton Princess Street Area Development Brief (adopted March 2009)
• MMU Alsager Campus Development Brief (adopted October 2008)
• Mid Point 18 Development Brief (adopted February 2007)
• Rural Development (adopted July 2008)
• Trees and Development (adopted October 2006)
• Affordable Housing and Mixed Communities (adopted April 2006)
• Sustainable Development (adopted April 2005)

Supplementary Planning Documents adopted by the former Borough of Crewe & Nantwich Council

• Development on Backland and Gardens (adopted July 2008)
• Extensions and Householder Development (adopted July 2008)
• Crewe Rail Gateway (adopted September 2006)
• Stapeley Water Gardens Development (adopted July 2006)

Supplementary Planning Documents adopted by the former Macclesfield Borough Council

• Prestbury Village Design Statement (adopted May 2007)
• Supplementary Planning Document for Poynton (adopted May 2007)
• Booths Hall Development Brief (adopted December 2006) 
• Nature Conservation Strategy (adopted October 2006)
• Designing Out Crime (adopted January 2006)
• Supplementary Planning Document for Bollington (adopted January 2006)

Other Guidance Notes

In addition, a number of Supplementary Planning Guidance notes were adopted by predecessor Councils prior to the introduction of the new planning system in 2004 and a number of informal planning guidance notes were approved. These are also not part of the statutory development plan but will continue to be material considerations in the determination of planning applications.