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Adopted development plan

The Development Plan for Tandridge comprises all the documents prepared by Tandridge District Council, Surrey County Council and Neighbourhood Plan groups, which control development proposals of land, buildings, minerals deposits and waste sites.

The Development Plan for Tandridge comprises the following documents:

Tandridge District Core Strategy 2008.
Tandridge Local Plan Part 2: Detailed Policies 2014-2029.
Caterham, Chaldon & Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan 2021.
Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan 2019.
Tatsfield Neighbourhood Plan 2024.
Woldingham Neighbourhood Plan 2016.
Surrey Waste and Minerals Plans.

Core strategy

The Tandridge District Core Strategy was adopted by the Council in October 2008. It sets out key planning policies for the District. You can also view:

Detailed policies

On 24 July 2014, the Council adopted the Local Plan Part 2 - Detailed Policies. The Detailed Policies support the implementation of the Council’s adopted Core Strategy and should be used in the submission and determination of any planning application:

Maps

This is the adopted planning policy map.

Caterham, Chaldon & Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan

On Thursday 24 June 2021, the Planning Policy Committee, on behalf of the Council, made (adopted) the Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan. The adopted version of the plan and the Adoption Statement are available to view below:

View an interactive version of the Neighbourhood Plan policy map.

Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan

On Tuesday 25 June 2019, the Planning Policy Committee, on behalf of the Council, made (adopted) the Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan. The adopted version of the plan and an adoption statement are available to view below:

View the maps associated with the Adopted Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan.

Tatsfield Neighbourhood Plan

On Thursday 20 June 2024, the Planning Policy Committee, on behalf of the Council, made (adopted) the Tatsfield Neighbourhood Plan. The adopted version of the plan and an adoption statement are available to view below:

View the map associated with Tatsfield Neighbourhood Plan.

Woldingham Neighbourhood Plan

On Thursday 17 March 2016, the Planning Policy Committee agreed to refer the Woldingham Neighbourhood Plan to Full Council for adoption. Full Council made (adopted) the Woldingham Neighbourhood Plan on Thursday 21 April 2016. The adopted version of plan and an adoption statement are available to view below:

View the maps associated with the Adopted Neighbourhood Plan.

Surrey waste and minerals plans

You can view these plans on Surrey County Council's website.