The Authority Monitoring Report (AMR) is a document produced annually by local planning authorities in the United Kingdom. It monitors and reports on the implementation and effectiveness of local planning policies and the progress made towards achieving the objectives set out in the local development plan.
The AMR has two purposes:
- To monitor progress towards local development documents.
- To monitor the effectiveness of policies set out in local development document.
Key Objectives
Components of an AMR
Significance
- The AMR is essential for maintaining transparency and accountability in the planning process.
- It provides valuable insights into the performance of the local planning authority and helps guide future policy decisions.
- Ensures that local planning policies remain relevant and effective in meeting the needs of the community.
Legal Requirement
- The production of an AMR is a statutory requirement under the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.
- Local planning authorities must publish the AMR annually to ensure compliance with planning regulations
For more detailed information, you can visit East Hampshire District Council’s Authority Monitoring Report page.
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