Site Allocations Plan - Briefing for Parish Councillors
Site Allocations Plan - Briefing for Parish Councillors
As part of its public consultation exercise on the Proposed Submission Version of the Site Allocations Plan, a briefing session for parish councillors will be held at 5pm on 3 September 2019. This will outline the background and purpose of the Site Allocations Plan, its content and the next steps. There will also be an opportunity to ask any questions.
As this is anticipated to attract a lot of interest, we are having to limit attendance to no more than 2 representatives from each parish
In addition to the briefing for parish councillors, there will also be the four public drop-in sessions if individuals want to ask any specific questions
This event is being run by Stratford District Council and is open to Parish and Town Councillors & Clerks from the Stratford on Avon District area.
| Event date | Tue 3 Sep 2019 5:00 pm |
| Event Ends | Tue 3 Sep 2019 7:00 pm |
| Registered | 47 |
| Available places | 3 |
| Registration closes | Tue 3 Sep 2019 8:00 am |
| Notes | FREE to all councils from Stratford District |
| Location | Elizabeth House (Stratford on Avon District Council Offices) |
| 5.00pm - 7.00pm |
The Site Allocations Planwill sit alongside the Core Strategy to form part of the Development Plan for Stratford-on-Avon District. It sets out a number of additional specific proposals relating to:
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| In addition to the briefing for parish councillors |
there will also be the following four public drop-in sessionsif individuals want to ask any specific questions:
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Parkingavailable in the local car parks at the evening charge of £2.00 (16:00 to 08:00) A list of local carparks is here Car park information |
This event is open toParish and Town Councillors & Clerks from the Stratford on Avon District area. |
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for more informationon the course content please email |
This event is being run by
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