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Getting on Track

This personal reflection explores the complexities and successes of engaging the community in planning processes. It highlights the importance of prioritizing tasks, involving the right stakeholders, and adhering to formal requirements. While the positives include enhanced community awareness and teamwork, challenges such as time commitments, apathy, and developer pressures are also addressed. Key strategies for improvement include better budgeting, professional involvement, and earlier consultations. These insights aim to foster greater collaboration and effective planning in future projects.

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Getting on Track

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  1. Getting on Track A personal reflection

  2. Priorities • Planning the scope and content • No circles, just straight lines • Keep deep dives out of the main workstream • Balancing views • Who to involve • How to engage? • Understand the formal process requirements

  3. Positives • Greater community awareness • A greater understanding of planning for area • Joint working with Councils • Greater interaction with community • Working as a team • Engagement of individuals • Spin offs • Help from Cornwall Council and others • Now a library of documents building up

  4. Negatives • Time commitment (greater than anticipated) • Apathy, will anyone vote? • Developer pressure • Concerns of Layman v Barrister at examination • “Consulting” at sub zero temperatures

  5. Be Aware of Timescales pre submission to referendum 7-9 months. Careful of CIL “benefits” Remember adequate consideration of social balance. Wide range of expertise required

  6. What would I change • Correctly budget • Employ professionals • Early consideration of “hooks” for community • An earlier round of consultation?

  7. Is it worthwhile? • Yes

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