Statement of community involvement (SCI)

Development Planning Practice Note 02

Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland, 2015
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Document Status

Current

Supplement

Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Series

Development Planning Practice Note

Abstract

Advises on the requirements for the preparation and adoption of a local development plan (LDP) in Northern Ireland. Discusses the Statement of Community Involvement (SCI), highlighting: the legislative context; community involvement in the planning process; principles for community involvement; and requirements for the preparation of the SCI.

History

Version 2, August 2015.

Subjects

  • Planning control
  • Community Engagement
  • Strategic planning
  • Planning and development
  • Planning control, Northern Ireland
  • Development plans

Publisher History

The Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland (DOENI) is now known as the Department for Communities (DfC). The Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland's role was to promote sustainable development principles, responsible land use, air and water quality, and waste management, the reduction of road traffic casualties and ensure effective local government.

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