Monday 23 January to Friday 2 March (12pm)
A sustainable new community is being planned for the North of Fareham. It will include around 7,000 homes with businesses, schools, open spaces, and local services. The Area Action Plan (AAP) sets out in detail what will be in the new community. We would like as many people as possible to get involved and help develop it. This survey is the beginning of this process and we hope you will share your views with us. We will be asking questions about open space and recreation uses such as sports pitches, community facilities, what you would like in a new home and what you think about environmentally friendly homes and power.
There will be a number of opportunities for people to get involved in developing the first draft pf the Area Action Plan (AAP) between now and August. The Community Engagement Plan shows you how you can have your say over the next few months. Details about how people can get involved after August, including the formal period of consultation on the first draft of the Area Action Plan, will be given nearer the time.
If you would like to know more about the new community, the Area Action Plan and how you can give us your views or get involved you can:
Fareham Borough Council is considering how to involve the local community in the development plans for the new community North of Fareham. The first opportunities to get involved will be in Winter 2011 and Spring 2012. To help us plan how people can get involved in this process we would welcome your views.
Please fill in this short questionnaire to help us plan the public engagement programme.
Monday 30 January until Friday 2 March
Fareham Borough Council has prepared a number of draft equality objectives and would like resident's views on them. To help ensure the right objectives are chosen, residents and interested parties are invited to complete a short survey. What you say will help make the objectives better.
The Council will publish the final objectives in April 2012 along with a four year plan of how the Council will make those improvements. The plan will be reviewed each year to make sure it is on target, and that the Council is still dealing with issues relevant to the community.
Thursday, 2 February 2012 at 6.00pm
The Forum now comprises of elected representatives from Winchester City Council, Hampshire County Council, Eastleigh Borough Council, Fareham Borough Council, Botley Parish Council, Curdridge Parish Council and Whiteley Parish Council. Members of the public are very welcome to attend and will have the chance to contribute.The next meeting of the Forum will discuss:
• The developer consortium’s proposed masterplan for the North of Whiteley area, including an outline of the consultations to date, and how the masterplan has responded to comments made; the emerging Green Infrastructure Strategy; and the emerging Transport Strategy.
• An update on the timetable for the production of the Winchester City Council Core Strategy.
• Traffic matters related to the new development, and impact of additional development within the wider strategic area, including proposals at Hedge End and at Botley. Officers from Hampshire County Council (as the highways authority) will be available to answer questions with regard to this and other transport matters.
Burridge Village Hall, Botley Road, Burridge, SO31 1BS. For any further information concerning the Forum, please contact David Blakemore on 01962 848217 or email dblakemore@winchester.gov.uk or visit www.winchester.gov.uk
Town Centre Health Check - Online Survey and Face-to-face surveys
Closed 16 December 2011
Fareham Borough Council ran "retail health checks" to find out the strengths and weaknesses of Fareham Town Centre and help us plan for the future. Your opinion was an important part of the health checks. The Council set up an online survey, paper surveys and held a number of public events in Fareham Shopping Centre where a display stand was set up and people were aksed to map what they liked and what they thought could be improved.
Closed 16 December 2011
The Council asked for views from residents and people who parked in Fareham on the future of parking within the Borough. Fareham Borough Council is preparing a revised parking strategy, due to be published in the summer of 2012. To help ensure we get the strategy right, the Council set up online and e-panel surveys to gauge opinion on a number of parking related issues. Local interest groups such as residents associations were also asked what they think.
Fareham Borough Council are planning to make improvements to the Crossfell Walk Play Area and asked local parents and children what they would like.
Public Consultation - Conservation Area Character Appraisal - Hook and Warsash Conservation Areas
Closed on 5 December 2011
Fareham Borough Council have drafted new Conservation Area Character Assessments for Hook and Warsash and asked what people thought about them.
There was also a static exhibition at Victory Hall, Warsash where people had an opportunity for people to leave their comments. Local residents and interested parties were also asked to comment.
You can email your comments to: conservation@fareham.gov.uk
Fareham Borough Council wants to hear what our residents think and is sending out its Residents' Survey to over 4000 randomly selected households in the Borough. Residents who complete and return the survey by 11 November 2011 will have the chance to win £250.
The questions in this year's survey are based around Fareham Borough Council's top priorities for the next six years which have been set following previous wide consultation. The information residents give will help us to provide better services to our residents.
Fareham Borough Council are making improvements to the Town Centre play facilities in West Street, Fareham. The Play Rangers asked around 100 children and their families how they though the are could be made better. Feedback from this consultation will be available soon.
Site Development Brief - Coldeast Site
Fareham Borough Council has moved to the next stage in planning for the future of the Coldeast Hospital site in Sarisbury. A Draft Development Brief has been prepared which sets out how the site should be developed and managed in the future, providing the framework for future planning applications.
The six month review of the residential parking was initially implemented in September 2010. Any comments on the review will need to be submitted to the Council no later than 13th May 2011 (this date has now passed). Further information and documents are available to download below:
For further information contact 01329 236100 or email customerservices@fareham.gov.uk.
The Department of Community and Streetscene is currently undertaking a review of Community Buildings. For further information about the review please contact the Leisure and Community Division on 01329 236100 or email customerservices@fareham.gov.uk.
The Department of Planning and Environment carries out consultation on traffic management matters.
You may wish to report a matter to us, you can do this by using the Online Services, Report It section of the website
If you have been redirected to this page then your survey has been submitted successfully. This page lists all of Fareham Borough Council's current consultations so please revisit again soon. However, if in the meantime you have any queries relating to consultation, please e-mail consultation@fareham.gov.uk.
We often ask people equality questions as part of consultations and surveys. If you are unsure why we ask these questions and whether you should answer them the 'Why should I answer these questions' leaflet should help.
Comments, compliments and complaints
Fareham Borough Council, Civic Offices, Civic Way, Hampshire, PO16 7AZ
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