Lichfield District Council says it is confident that a blueprint for the future will allow for growth in a “measured and sympathetic way”.
The local authority has submitted its revised Local Plan Allocations document to the Secretary of State.
It comes following a consultation that led to a number of changes, and covers issues such as housing and employment land allocations, as well as reviewing the policies used to decide planning applications.
Councillor Ian Pritchard, Cabinet member for economic growth, environment and development services, said: “We’re confident that our Local Plan Allocations document reflects local views and allows for growth across the district in a measured and sympathetic way.”
