Consultation on the National Park Local Plan 2011 – How did we do?
 

 
Please help us to provide effective and straightforward ways for people to get involved in planning in the National Park. We have just adopted our first local plan and are keen to hear your views on how easy it was to be involved in its preparation since it began in 2007 (the key steps were Open Days, Issues Report, Draft Local Plan, Finalised Draft Local Plan and Examination).

We are also seeking feedback on how you felt we communicated updates or information and how accessible this was. This will help identify where we can improve and ensure future community and stakeholder involvement is effective when we prepare Supplementary Planning Guidance and our future local development plan.

The following questions should only take a few minutes to answer; please also add any other comments you may have. Thank you.

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1. Did you provide a response to the National Park Local Plan?

2. If not, please can you tell us why?

3. How would you rate the following consultation methods?

 Very UsefulUsefulSome helpNot much useNot useful at all
Adverts in the local press
Information in leaflets and posters placed in local shops, community notice boards, etc...
Articles in National Park Magazine
Articles in local newspapers and community newsletters
Information on National Park Website
Direct communication via local plan mailing list
Individual discussion with planning staff at local drop-in sessions
Public meetings arranged specifically on the local plan
Existing public meetings where local plan was discussed as an agenda item, e.g. Community Council meetings, Area Network meetings.
Submitting comments via website, email or in writing.
Placing documentation in local libraries within the National Park

4. there any other methods of consultation that you think would be useful to use?

5. Is there anything else we could have done to make it easier for you to take part in the consultation process?

6. If you made comment or representation on the Issues Report, Draft or Finalised Draft Local Plan did you feel it was properly considered and taken account of? If not, how should we improve?

7. If you spoke to our planning staff did you feel they were friendly and helpful?

8. If you would like to receive future information on the Local Plan Action Programme and the National Park Local Development Plan, please tick here and ensure you complete your contact details below.

9. About You. It would be helpful if you could include your contact details so that we can contact you if we need to clarify anything you raise.

10. Please add any additional comments you may have.

How we use the information provided on this form

The information you provide on this form, including any personal details, will be recorded on a database maintained and operated by the National Park Authority, and retained for 2 years. If you have indicated that you would like future updates above regarding our Local Development Plan your information will be also used by the National Park Authority for this purpose. The National Park Authority may also use the information provided on this form to contact you to seek clarification of any point raised by you in your response, where this is deemed to be necessary by the Authority.

The National Park Authority is subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 and the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004 as amended, and a copy of this form may be made publicly available following a request for information in accordance with this legislation. You should be aware that as a public authority, the National Park Authority may be legally obliged to release the information included on this form, unless it is otherwise deemed to be exempt from disclosure.
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