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Wealden Draft Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation
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Thank you to all those who have made comments on the Wealden Local Plan (Regulation 18) consultation. We can confirm that the consultation closed on Friday 10th May 2024 at 5pm and no further submissions will be accepted.
Comments submitted to us prior to the consultation closing are being processed and uploaded onto our consultation portal currently. All representations are being checked in terms of the General Data Protection Order (GDPR) and Data Protection Act 2018. The submissions are also being checked as to whether they are defamatory. This process will take several weeks, so if your unable to see your comments online at this stage, then please check back with us at a later date, either via e-mail at planningpolicy@wealden.gov.uk or please telephone 01892 602008.
The Council will assess all the representations made through the Wealden Local Plan (Regulation 18) consultation process and will respond to individual comments at a later date in the calendar year.
Councillor Ian Tysh, Alliance for Wealden (Green Party), and lead councillor for Planning and Environment, said, “It is important that everyone has their say on the Local Plan as it affects everyone living in Wealden...I would like to encourage residents, businesses, and communities to give their views as this will help shape the final version of the Local Plan.”
Thank you to all those who have made comments on the Wealden Local Plan (Regulation 18) consultation. We can confirm that the consultation closed on Friday 10th May 2024 at 5pm and no further submissions will be accepted.
Comments submitted to us prior to the consultation closing are being processed and uploaded onto our consultation portal currently. All representations are being checked in terms of the General Data Protection Order (GDPR) and Data Protection Act 2018. The submissions are also being checked as to whether they are defamatory. This process will take several weeks, so if your unable to see your comments online at this stage, then please check back with us at a later date, either via e-mail at planningpolicy@wealden.gov.uk or please telephone 01892 602008.
The Council will assess all the representations made through the Wealden Local Plan (Regulation 18) consultation process and will respond to individual comments at a later date in the calendar year.
Councillor Ian Tysh, Alliance for Wealden (Green Party), and lead councillor for Planning and Environment, said, “It is important that everyone has their say on the Local Plan as it affects everyone living in Wealden...I would like to encourage residents, businesses, and communities to give their views as this will help shape the final version of the Local Plan.”
Councillor Ian Tysh, Alliance for Wealden (Green Party), and lead councillor for Planning and Environment, said, “It is important that everyone has their say on the Local Plan as it affects everyone living in Wealden...I would like to encourage residents, businesses, and communities to give their views as this will help shape the final version of the Local Plan.” 