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80.71.4.209 at 16:30, 4 January 2019

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		+	1) Statutory Stakeholders:<br />
		+	Local Authority/Historic England/HSE/Environmental Agency/GLA etc

−	~~can u specify who r al~~ the ~~stakeholders involved in~~ a ~~construction project~~ and ~~what r all the risks associated with each of them??~~	+	Local authority contacted through the planning process. (eg during a request for pre-application advice meeting a request can be made for heritage and transport officer) Others contacted as required

−	Stakeholders will vary from project to project, as will the position of those stakeholders and the risks associated with them. For example, neighbours might be supportive of a project, or they might not. It is important to think through who will have an interest in a specific project, and then to assess their likely position and significance. The list in the article above just presents some common examples.	+	2) Secondary Stakeholders: 20C society/Local Neighbourhood Action Groups/ Historic societies/ Local parishes etc

−	~~See~~ the ~~articles on [[Stakeholder_map\|stakeholder maps]]~~ and ~~[[Stakeholder_management\|stakeholder management]]~~ for ~~more information~~.	+	Key relevant groups requested and contacted by the local authority as seen relevant for input during the determination period. Meetings can be arranged individually to discuss any concerns and during the design development.
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		+	3) Others-General Public
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		+	General public includes local residents and businesses. Contacted via letter (issued by planning consultant) to notify of public consultation. Notified by local authority once the planning submission has been validated, to invite for comments during the determination period.

Designing Buildings at 09:29, 18 November 2015

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	Stakeholders will vary from project to project, as will the position of those stakeholders and the risks associated with them. For example, neighbours might be supportive of a project, or they might not. It is important to think through who will have an interest in a specific project, and then to assess their likely position and significance. The list in the article above just presents some common examples.		Stakeholders will vary from project to project, as will the position of those stakeholders and the risks associated with them. For example, neighbours might be supportive of a project, or they might not. It is important to think through who will have an interest in a specific project, and then to assess their likely position and significance. The list in the article above just presents some common examples.

−	See the articles on stakeholder maps and stakeholder management for more information.	+	See the articles on [[Stakeholder_map\|stakeholder maps]] and [[Stakeholder_management\|stakeholder management]] for more information.

109.157.140.76 at 09:28, 18 November 2015

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	can u specify who r al the stakeholders involved in a construction project and what r all the risks associated with each of them??		can u specify who r al the stakeholders involved in a construction project and what r all the risks associated with each of them??
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		+	Stakeholders will vary from project to project, as will the position of those stakeholders and the risks associated with them. For example, neighbours might be supportive of a project, or they might not. It is important to think through who will have an interest in a specific project, and then to assess their likely position and significance. The list in the article above just presents some common examples.
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		+	See the articles on stakeholder maps and stakeholder management for more information.

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