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What were the main issues raised at the preferred options stage? 4.9 A total of 238 responses were received within the Statutory 6 week consultation period. A summary of the comments raised are detailed in a separate report. This report should be read in conjunction with the Preferred Options Paper. How were these issues addressed? 4.10 Following comments from Go-East it was deemed necessary to revisit some of the issues and the structure of the document. The results of the consultation on the Preferred Options Paper were recorded and used to help inform the discussion papers for the joint consultation with the Sustainable Community Strategy in 2008. 12
5. Joint Consultation with the Sustainable Community Strategy - ‘Your views on your neighborhood’ (Re-visiting the issues for the Borough) (2008) Introduction 5.1 In the light of changes to Regulations, the increased emphasis of the need for a joined up approach between the Core Strategy and the Sustainable Community Strategy and comments made by Go-East in response to our Core Strategy Preferred Options Paper the decision was taken to re visit the Issues stage of the process. 5.2 Consultation on the Local Development Framework and Sustainable Community Strategy entitled ‘Your views on your neighbourhood’ was carried out between 1 st and 31 st March 2008. The consultation was based around 5 discussion papers and these were centred around each of the Sustainable Community Strategy themes: � Cohesive & Equitable � Aspiring & Skilled � Attractive & Sustainable � Competitive & Enterprising � Accessible & Connected 5.3 The discussion papers pulled together the results of the consultation on both the Issues & Options Paper and the Preferred Options Paper, and also initial consultation carried out for the Sustainable Community Strategy. Who was invited to make comments? 5.4 Appendix 1 contains a list of those people and organisations consulted at the Preferred Options stage. Broadly, this was all those who were consulted and who commented at the Issues and Options stage. The consultees can be grouped into the following respondent categories: � Individuals � Internal Council groups � Parish and Town Councils � Businesses � Housebuilders, Landowners and Agents � National, Regional and Local Government � Statutory Bodies and Groups � Local Stakeholder Organisations � Schools and Youth Groups � Hard-to-Reach Groups 13
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