SCI Regulation 28 Statement of Consultation - Scarborough ...

4.3.2 When consulting on the LDF and other documents it involves a considerable number of
interested parties and bodies. Appendix 2 sets out the bodies which the Council must
consult.
4.3.3 In addition to the various Statutory bodies, the Council will make every endeavour to
involve:
• Local Residents and Visitors
• Interest and Voluntary Groups
• Business and Commercial Sector
• Land and Property Owners
4.3.4 The Council has a database with all known consultees and interested parties and if
further groups or members of the public express an interest they can be added to the
consultee list. Furthermore, anyone who makes representations on an Issues Paper or
any subsequent LDF consultation is automatically kept informed of progress.
4.3.5 Appendix 3 details the non-statutory bodies and organisations that the Council has
consulted with in the past and will continue to do so on future planning documents.
Question 3
Your feedback is encouraged on the groups involved in the planning
process set out in Appendix 3. If you have any comments on these groups
or if you feel there are omissions please comment below
4.4 How Will the Community be Involved?
4.4.1 It has been the Borough Council’s standard practice to involve the community in policy
making and when considering planning applications. However, the new regulations and
guidance have allowed the Council to re-think and look critically at current methods
and techniques used to involve the public.
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