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The Local Development Framework (LDF) is a 'portfolio' of documents which will deliver the planning strategy for Rushcliffe. Documents either under preparation or completed include:

•  Core Strategy

Including the latest information and consultations that have been held.

•  Supplementary planning

Guidance on how policies in the development plan documents will be implemented.

•  Community involvement

Information about how the Council consults with communities.

•  Local development scheme

 The Local Development Scheme sets out which documents will be produced, the subject matter of each document and the timetable for the preparation and revision of each document.

•  Annual monitoring report

 Assessing the implementation of the Local Development Scheme.

•  Supporting studies

  Supporting studies that will be used to develop the policies, proposals and strategy of the Local Development Framework.

Informal planning guidance and policy statements, which do not form part of the LDF, will also be produced. When completed, the LDF will replace the non-statutory replacement local plan and the six saved policies of the 1996 Local Plan, presently being used to determine planning applications.