West Oxfordshire local plan consultation receives 1,600 comments
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 06:20 · Archive
West Oxfordshire District Council's Draft Local Plan 2043 consultation received more than 1,600 comments during its final six-week round from August 26 to October 9. The council said this was its largest-ever public engagement exercise. Across all five stages of the consultation process, the council has received over 8,500 comments from more than 2,500 individuals and organisations.
The draft plan outlines a long-term vision for the district to 2043, focusing on affordable housing, infrastructure, transport, employment and environmental protection. The final consultation invited residents and organisations to review and comment on the full draft of the plan before its submission for independent examination.
Feedback from the latest round of consultation highlighted key concerns around housing delivery, infrastructure needs, the water environment and proposed development locations. Andy Graham, leader of West Oxfordshire District Council, said the response showed how much people cared about the district's future and that feedback had helped shape the proposals at each stage.
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- Oxfordshire plan consultation draws more than 1,600 commentsFeedback was gathered during a six-week consultation on West Oxfordshire District Council’s Draft Local Plan 2043.Oxford Mail · 1 Nov, 05:00
- Oxfordshire plan consultation draws more than 1,600 commentsFeedback was gathered during a six-week consultation on West Oxfordshire District Council’s Draft Local Plan 2043.Oxfordshire Guardian · 1 Nov, 05:00
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