Community liaison officer - Revision history

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	* Ensure planning obligations are met.		* Ensure planning obligations are met.

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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

		+	* Community group.
	* Community rights.		* Community rights.
	* Consultation process.		* Consultation process.

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	The specific role of a CLO will vary depending on the nature of the project, but typical responsibilities might include:		The specific role of a CLO will vary depending on the nature of the project, but typical responsibilities might include:

		+	* Gathering and sharing information.
	* Fostering an environment that encourages and supports community involvement and engagement.		* Fostering an environment that encourages and supports community involvement and engagement.
	* Giving presentations to community organisations.		* Giving presentations to community organisations.

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−	A community liaison officer (CLO), sometimes referred to as a local liaison officer, communicates and coordinates activities between ~~two organisations~~. Typically, this might be required where an organisation such as a property developer has a significant interaction with the general public~~. In this situation, the developer might embed a CLO into a community organisation, providing face-to-face coordination~~.	+	A liaison officer communicates and coordinates activities between two organisations.
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		+	A community liaison officer (CLO), sometimes referred to as a local liaison officer, communicates and coordinates activities between an organisation and a community. Typically, this might be required where an organisation such as a property developer has a significant interaction with the general public.

	The specific role of a CLO will vary depending on the nature of the project, but typical responsibilities might include:		The specific role of a CLO will vary depending on the nature of the project, but typical responsibilities might include:

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−	A community liaison officer (CLO), ~~also known~~ as a local liaison officer, ~~is a role that involves communicating~~ and ~~coordinating~~ activities between two organisations.	+	A community liaison officer (CLO), sometimes referred to as a local liaison officer, communicates and coordinates activities between two organisations. Typically, this might be required where an organisation such as a property developer has a significant interaction with the general public. In this situation, the developer might embed a CLO into a community organisation, providing face-to-face coordination.

−	~~It is a~~ role ~~that tends to be required by organisations that have significant interaction with~~ the ~~general public~~, ~~such as property developers and regeneration companies.~~	+	The specific role of a CLO will vary depending on the nature of the project, but typical responsibilities might include:

−	In general, CLOs are used to best utliise the resources or services of one organisation for another, such as by providing technical or subject matter expertise. It is common for an organisation to embed a CLO into another organisation, thereby providing face-to-face coordination.	+	* Fostering an environment that encourages and supports community involvement and engagement.
−		+	* Giving presentations to community organisations.
−	The specific aims of the CLO will vary depending on the nature of the project, and will be distinguished by the project team. The ideal candidate for a CLO role is an individual who has an interest in the particular project as well as being able to communicate concerns back to the project team.	+	* Hosting or attending community meetings, allowing attendees to express concerns and raise issues.
−		+	* Leading community development activities, such as ‘fun days’, apprenticeships, work experience schemes, lectures, and so on.
−	~~Some of the typical responsibilities of the CLO role are as follows:~~	+	* Building a ‘community spirit’ around a project.
−		+	* Ensure planning obligations are met.
−	* ~~Foster~~ an environment that encourages and supports community involvement and engagement.	+
−	* ~~Provide~~ presentations to community organisations~~, i.e. schools~~.	+
−	* ~~Host and/~~or ~~attend regular~~ community meetings, allowing ~~members the opportunity~~ to express concerns and raise issues.	+
−	* ~~Lead various~~ community development activities, ~~i.e.~~ ‘fun days’, apprenticeships, work experience schemes, lectures, and so on.	+
−	* ~~Try and build~~ a ‘community spirit’ around ~~the particular~~ project.	+
−	* Ensure ~~all~~ planning obligations are met ~~under the Section 106 agreement~~.	+

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A community liaison officer (CLO), also known as a local liaison officer, is a role that involves communicating and coordinating activities between two organisations.

It is a role that tends to be required by organisations that have significant interaction with the general public, such as property developers and regeneration companies.

In general, CLOs are used to best utliise the resources or services of one organisation for another, such as by providing technical or subject matter expertise. It is common for an organisation to embed a CLO into another organisation, thereby providing face-to-face coordination.

The specific aims of the CLO will vary depending on the nature of the project, and will be distinguished by the project team. The ideal candidate for a CLO role is an individual who has an interest in the particular project as well as being able to communicate concerns back to the project team.

Some of the typical responsibilities of the CLO role are as follows:

* Foster an environment that encourages and supports community involvement and engagement.
* Provide presentations to community organisations, i.e. schools.
* Host and/or attend regular community meetings, allowing members the opportunity to express concerns and raise issues.
* Lead various community development activities, i.e. ‘fun days’, apprenticeships, work experience schemes, lectures, and so on.
* Try and build a ‘community spirit’ around the particular project.
* Ensure all planning obligations are met under the Section 106 agreement.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Community rights.
* Consultation process.
* Neighbourhood planning.
* Nimbyism.
* Planning obligation.
* Private developer scheme.
* Regeneration.
* Section 106 consultation.

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