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Heading BackgroundArea Plan for the South

The Area Plan for the South has been adopted by the Department of Infrastructure and approved by Tynwald on 20th February 2013.

The Area Plan should be read in conjunction with the Isle of Man Strategic Plan, which contains broad policies covering the whole of the Island. Click here to find out more about the Strategic Plan.

The Area Plan for the South includes proposals which guide development at the local level and covers Rushen, Arbory, Malew, Port St Mary, Port Erin and Castletown.

Historic Archive Information

Track Changes Modified Draft Plan - Published in June 2012 (and representations to this version of the Plan)

Inspectors Report - Published in February 2012

For documents published in relation to the Public Inquiry please follow the link to the Chief Secretary's website.

Modified Area Plan for the South - January 2011

Set out in the Document below are the principal changes from the Draft Area Plan, October 2009 to the Modified Draft Area Plan, January 2011.

Draft Written Statement - October 2009

Issues and Options

Area Plan for the south Issues and Options

Background Information

Maps showing settlement boundaries for identified groups of houses in the countryside

Maps showing the proposed boundaries for towns and villages identified as having the potential for Conservation Area status

Map and Table showing all sites considered in the preparation of the Area Plan for the South

All Sites Map

All Sites Table

Residential Land Availability Study Update (South) upto 31st December 2010 (Summary Report)

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