Breadcrumb Home Planning Planning policy and guidance Planning policy and guidance View our local planning policies and guidance, alongside Article 4 Directions, Tree Preservation Orders, the Brownfield Land Register and Affordable Housing Nominations. OPDC planning policies and guidance are used to shape development in the OPDC area. Within this area, OPDC documents apply in place of host borough planning documents. Our documents should be read alongside the National Planning Policy Framework, Planning Practice Guidance, the London Plan, London Plan Guidance, the West London Waste Plan and the Harlesden Neighbourhood Plan. Find out more Local Plan Read our Local Plan and view the policies map. Read more Local Plan Review, interim timetable and West London Waste Plan timetable Find out about our forthcoming Local Plan Review and its timetable Read more Supplementary Planning Documents Provide detailed guidance to support Local Plan policies. Read more Neighbourhood planning Community led plans shaping local development. Read more West London Waste Plan Guides the management of waste development across West London. Read more Article 4 Directions Restrict certain permitted development rights Read more Tree Preservation Orders Some trees in the OPDC area are protected, meaning work cannot be done to them without our permission, find out more. Read more Biodiversity Net Gain Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is a planning requirement that ensures certain types of development deliver an overall improvement in biodiversity. Read more Brownfield Land Register Lists previously developed land suitable for housing Read more Affordable housing nominations Information on nominating residents for affordable homes. Read more
Local Plan Review, interim timetable and West London Waste Plan timetable Find out about our forthcoming Local Plan Review and its timetable Read more
Tree Preservation Orders Some trees in the OPDC area are protected, meaning work cannot be done to them without our permission, find out more. Read more
Biodiversity Net Gain Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is a planning requirement that ensures certain types of development deliver an overall improvement in biodiversity. Read more