Common use of Principles of Involvement Clause in Contracts

Principles of Involvement. 3.1.1 The active and willing involvement of people, communities and organisations will be fundamental in helping to shape the replacement Local Development Plan for Denbighshire. A greater understanding of the issues facing communities and how they would like to develop in the future is key to producing a replacement plan that best meets these aspirations. 3.1.2 The following principles of community and stakeholder involvement are key to the successful delivery of the replacement plan:  We will try to make each stage in the process as easy to understand as possible;  We will always try to use plain Welsh/English and avoid using technical terms wherever possible;  We will always provide feedback on the outcomes at each stage in theprocess;  We will try to involve all sections of the community, including those who may not traditionally have had an input into the plan preparation process;  We will always aim to make it clear where decisions can be made at the local level, and where national policy and statutory regulations take precedence;  We will aim to achieve agreement wherever possible, whilst recognising that we all need to be realistic where viewpoints differ.

Principles of Involvement. 3.1.1 3.1.1. The active and willing involvement of people, communities and organisations will be fundamental in helping to shape the replacement Local Development Plan for Denbighshire. A greater understanding of the issues facing communities and how they would like to develop in the future is key to producing a replacement plan that best meets these aspirations. 3.1.2 3.1.2. The following principles of community and stakeholder involvement are key to the successful delivery of the replacement plan:  We will try to make each stage in the process as easy to understand as possible;  • We will always try to use plain Welsh/English and avoid using technical terms wherever possible;  • We will always provide feedback on the outcomes at each stage in theprocessthe process;  • We will try to involve all sections of the community, including those who may not traditionally have had an input into the plan preparation process;  • We will always aim to make it clear where decisions can be made at the local level, and where national policy and statutory regulations take precedence;  • We will aim to achieve agreement wherever possible, whilst recognising that we all need to be realistic where viewpoints differ.