Masterplans are used to set out an overall approach to the development/improvement of a specified area. They help to show the "big picture" and how different projects and issues relate to each other. They are becoming increasingly used as part of regeneration activities, fall outside the statutory development plan system and can often be changed and updated as circumstances dictate.

Holyhead Regeneration Masterplan

An overall plan has been prepared to show the location of the main regeneration projects and development sites in Holyhead. This is an informal plan which is used for information and explanation - it is not a statutory development plan. The plan is a working document which requires further revisions and corrections and it is hoped to produce a revised version during 2007.

A copy of the Draft Holyhead Masterplan is available to download here.

HHMasterplan.pdfDraft Holyhead Masterplan

A more detailed masterplan was prepared for the town centre area in 2003 to show the location of the large number of projects proposed or identified for that area.
This formed part of the 2003 Regeneration Exhibition.
Again, this is an informal working explanatory plan and is not a statutory development plan. An updated version is due to be prepared in 2007.

A full size copy of the Draft Town Centre Masterplan is available to download here.

TC_Mplan_131003.pdf

A masterplan for Holyhead's extensive waterfront area is in the process of being prepared by consultants Royal Haskoning, who have been jointly commissioned by Anglesey County Council, Stena Ports Ltd, and the Welsh Assembly Government. A number of initial concepts have been supported by the Holyhead Forward Board, and work is now underway to prepare information for public exhibition and consultation.

This is explained on the County Strategy page.