62 Local development plan
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62  Local development plan

(1)     The local planning authority must prepare a plan for their area to be known as a local development plan.

(2)     The plan must set out—

(a)     the authority's objectives in relation to the development and use of land in their area;

(b)     their general policies for the implementation of those objectives.

(3)     The plan may also set out specific policies in relation to any part of the area of the authority.

[(3A)     The plan must be in general conformity with—

(a)     the National Development Framework for Wales, and

(b)     the strategic development plan for any . . .area that includes all or part of the area of the authority.]

[(3B)     The plan must specify the period for which it is to have effect.]

(4)     Regulations under this section may[—

(a)     make provision about the

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