- Local Development Framework
- Allocations Development Plan Document
- Core Strategy Development Plan Document
- Development Policies Development Plan Document
- Annual Monitoring Report
- Hambleton District Wide Local Plan
- Local Development Scheme
- Planning Policy Advice and Documents
- Proposals Map
- Regional Spatial Strategy
- Statement of Community Involvement
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment
- Supplementary Planning Documents
- Sustainability Appraisal
Statement of Community Involvement
This document sets out how and when stakeholders and other interested parties will be consulted and involved in the preparation of the Local Development Framework (LDF), as well as in Development Control.
Community involvement is an important part of the process of preparing the new development plan. The aim of the Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) is to help ensure community ownership of the LDF, and to strengthen community involvement in planning over time. It also aims to improve overall representation and involvement across all sections of the community.
The SCI sets out the following:
- The Council's intended approach to involving partners, interested parties and the community (including 'hard to reach' groups) in the production of the LDF and major development control decisions.
- The proposed arrangements for participation and consultation.
The Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) was adopted by the Council on 28th March 2006.
Please see below the adopted SCI, Adoption Statement and Summary Leaflet.
The Adopted SCI Opens in a new window (2.4Mb)
Adoption Statement Opens in a new window (15Kb)
SCI Summary Leaflet Opens in a new window (822Kb)
List of Consultees (September 2007) Opens in a new window
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