Stakeholders in development projects
1) Statutory Stakeholders:
Local Authority/Historic England/HSE/Environmental Agency/GLA etc
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
2) Secondary Stakeholders: 20C society/Local Neighbourhood Action Groups/ Historic societies/ Local parishes etc
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.
3) Others-General Public
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.
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