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Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 9 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 9 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 16 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 16 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 23 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 23 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 30 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 30 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 7 December 2012	Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 7 December 2012
Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 14 December 2012	Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 14 December 2012
Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 21 December 2012	Weekly list of planning applications determined for week ending 21 December 2012
Copeland ward data - Population and councillor
Copeland ward statistics
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 5 October 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 5 October 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 12 October 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 12 October 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 19 October 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 19 October 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 26 October 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 26 October 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 2 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 2 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 9 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 9 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 16 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 16 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 23 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 23 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 30 November 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 30 November 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 7 December 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 7 December 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 14 December 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 14 December 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 21 December 2012	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 21 December 2012
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 4 January 2013	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 4 January 2013
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 11 January 2013	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 11 January 2013
Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 18 January 2013	Weekly list of planning applications received for week ending 18 January 2013
Development Management DPD Section	Archived Content - This page is for information only. The Council submitted the Core Strategy and Development Management Policies DPD for independent examination on 31 October 2012. Visit the Core Strategy and Development Management Policies Examination webpage.
Whitehaven Town Centre Heritage and Design Series	A number of documents have been produced as part of the Whitehaven Town Centre Heritage and Design Series.
West Cumbria Retail Studies	In April 2008, Copeland Borough Council, Allerdale Borough Council and Cumbria County Council commissioned WYG Planning and Design to undertake an assessment of the current and future retail role of the main centres within the West Cumbria Sub-Region. The study includes an in-depth analysis of the retail provision within the main centres of the West Cumbria Sub-Region, including an assessment of the extent to which the centres are meeting the retail needs of the local population and the role of the local shopping network and the Sub-Regional shopping hierarchy. The West Cumbria Retail Study was published in April 2009. The West Cumbria Retail Assessment Addendum was published in January 2012.
West Cumbria Employment Land and Premises Study	The West Cumbria Employment Land and Premises Study was commissioned by Copeland and Allerdale Borough Councils.
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment	A significant proportion of the urban areas within Copeland are situated in close proximity to the coast and the large rivers of the Borough, and these areas are consequently at risk of coastal and fluvial flooding. However, these are not the only flood risks. There are many locations that are threatened by flooding from the numerous small watercourses that are features of the upland and rural nature of Copeland, and from overloaded drainage and sewage systems. The Copeland Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) has been carried out to meet the following key objectives: to collate all known sources of flooding to identify areas that have a ‘low’, ‘medium’ and ‘high’ probability of flooding; to recommend appropriate land uses within flood affected areas; to recommend possible flood mitigation solutions.
Planning Contributions SPD	The Council has analysed Copeland’s infrastructure and is determining the priorities for improving it. (Infrastructure includes not only the physical infrastructure - such as transport, energy and water supply, drainage – but also social and environmental assets - such as sports facilities, community halls and open space). This SPD will set out those priorities as a basis for negotiating planning contributions from developers, so that new development helps to meet the impacts which it has on the Borough. The SPD will also inform negotiations with the developers of the proposed nuclear power station to secure the investment needed to make sure that benefits to the community of nuclear new build are optimised. The Council may decide to adopt a Community Infrastructure Levy, which would be a tariff potentially on all development. The SPD cannot do this and any proposal for a levy would be in a separate document subject to separate consultation and independent public examination.