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The Hurn Neighbourhood Plan proposal produced by the Hurn Parish Council has been submitted to us. Under the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations 2012, we are required to consult on the neighbourhood plan before an independent examination takes place.
Have Your Say
This was an opportunity for individuals, businesses and organisations to comment on the plan proposal including supporting documents. All the relevant documentation and details of how respondents could give us their views were on the BCP Council Hurn Neighbourhood Plan page.
The consultation closed on Friday 1 September 2023.
All responses received from this consultation will be passed to an independent examiner for consideration. Responses will not be anonymised, but personal information will be redacted.
Next steps
An independent examination of the draft Hurn Neighbourhood Plan will take place in the Autumn of 2023.
This consultation has now closed.
The Hurn Neighbourhood Plan proposal produced by the Hurn Parish Council has been submitted to us. Under the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations 2012, we are required to consult on the neighbourhood plan before an independent examination takes place.
Have Your Say
This was an opportunity for individuals, businesses and organisations to comment on the plan proposal including supporting documents. All the relevant documentation and details of how respondents could give us their views were on the BCP Council Hurn Neighbourhood Plan page.
The consultation closed on Friday 1 September 2023.
All responses received from this consultation will be passed to an independent examiner for consideration. Responses will not be anonymised, but personal information will be redacted.
Next steps
An independent examination of the draft Hurn Neighbourhood Plan will take place in the Autumn of 2023.
