Statements of community involvement and planning applications

Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, 2004
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Current

Supplement

Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Abstract

Presents the final report of a study into the requirement for each local planning authority to prepare a statement of community involvement (SCI). Sets out key findings on existing requirements for the consultation and notification of planning applications; the different approaches to pre-application discussions and community involvement; practical methods of community involvement; and makes recommendations on what applications should be the subject of a SCI.

Subjects

  • Planning control
  • Strategic planning
  • Planning and development
  • Planning control, England and Wales
  • Community Engagement

Publisher History

The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister is now known as the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG). Their publications included the Building Regulations Approved Documents, Planning Policy Guidance Notes, and technical reports and fact sheets covering a wide range of subjects within the built environment.

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