Issue - meetings
Oxfordshire Plan 2050: Summary of responses from Regulation 18 Part 2 Consultation and next steps
Meeting: 07/03/2022 - Executive (Item 110)
110 Oxfordshire Plan 2050 Statement of Community Involvement 
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** Please note this report will follow as it is currently being reviewed and finalised **
Report of Assistant Director – Planning and Development
Additional documents:
- Appendix 1 - Oxfordshire Plan Report Cabinets Executives (28 February 2022) final, item 110
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- Appendix 2 Oxfordshire Plan Statement of Community Involvement PROPOSED FINAL, item 110
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- Annex to Minutes - Oxfordshire Plan Statement of Community Involvement PROPOSED FINAL, item 110
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- Webcast for Oxfordshire Plan 2050 Statement of Community Involvement
Decision:
Resolved
(1) That the adoption of the revised Oxfordshire Plan Statement of Community Involvement (Annex to the Minutes as set out in the Minute Book) be approved and it be noted that the statement will be kept under regular review as the project continues.
Minutes:
The Assistant Director – Planning and Development submitted a report which provided an update on the preparation of the Oxfordshire Plan and proposed an update to the Statement of Community Involvement. Once adopted, the Oxfordshire Plan would provide a high-level spatial framework to shape the future planning of the county up to 2050 and would sit alongside Local Plan Reviews and Neighbourhood Plans.
Resolved
(1) That the adoption of the revised Oxfordshire Plan Statement of Community Involvement (Annex to the Minutes as set out in the Minute Book) be approved and it be noted that the statement will be kept under regular review as the project continues.
Reasons
The Statement of Community Involvement outlines how the community and stakeholders will be consulted during the preparation of the Oxfordshire Plan.
Alternative options
Option 1: Not to adopt the proposed Statement of Community Involvement. Officers consider the proposed Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) to be robust and appropriate. An SCI is required to meet statutory requirements.