Consultation Tracker

Bournemouth Plan - Core Strategy Preferred Options

Bournemouth Borough Council Start Date: Tuesday 29 June 2010
End Date: Friday 13 August 2010
Areas: Bournemouth Wide
Method: Consultation Document • Discussion Group • Leaflet • Various
Service Area: Cleansing, recycling & waste • Education & Childcare • Environment & Pollution • Health • Housing • Leisure, sport, parks & open spaces • Planning and Economic Development • Roads, Travel and Transport • Seafront and beaches • Tourism
Status: Past Past
Organisation: Bournemouth Borough Council
Contact Name: Malcolm Hodges
Contact Phone: 01202 451446
Contact Email: malcolm.hodges@bournemouth.gov.uk

About this Consultation

This consultation leads on from the earlier Bournemouth Plan - Core Strategy Issues & Options consultation in 2009.

The objectives were to give residents and stakeholders in Bournemouth the opportunity to have an input in to the emerging Core Strategy. The document will be important in shaping the future of Bournemouth. The aim was to get views and opinions from a wide range of people and organisations on the Council’s preferred options for guiding future development in Bournemouth.

Some issues are set by central or regional government, for example targets for housing and employment. However, how these targets are met is for local consideration. National advice and guidance also has to be taken into account when preparing the document.

The consultation was open to all – individuals, organisations and businesses. A large number of groups and individuals on the Local Development Framework database were contacted as well as all organisations forming the Bournemouth 2026 partnership. All those who responded to the previous Issues and Options consultation stage were also contacted.

There were press releases in the Daily Echo and BH life to promote the consultation. People and organisations on the database were contacted by email or letter. Members of the Bournemouth 2026 Partnership were contacted by email. Documents and response forms were put in all libraries. Information was also available in community and leisure centres and other public places across the town. There was an online portal for people to make comments. Meetings took place during the consultation period with Area Forums.

To visit the online portal click here.

For further information click here.

Permalink: http://www.bournemouth2026.org.uk/preferredoptions

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