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Consultation has concluded
Update on consultation
The consultation took place between 5th June 2022 and 4th July 2022. An online survey including 16 questions was provided to allow the public to submit their views. In addition to this, an in-person information event took place on site on 18th June 2022, at Lagan Land East where members of the project team were present to discuss the proposals.
In total, 322 individual surveys were returned by the public. At the end of the consultation the survey responses were collated and analysed.
The consultation has given the community an opportunity to express their views and opinions before the submission of the planning application for Lagan Gateway Phase 2. The consultation report provides a summary of the comments and queries raised by the local community. We have acknowledged these comments in Chapter 3 and provide responses to help address the issues raised.
Update on consultation
The consultation took place between 5th June 2022 and 4th July 2022. An online survey including 16 questions was provided to allow the public to submit their views. In addition to this, an in-person information event took place on site on 18th June 2022, at Lagan Land East where members of the project team were present to discuss the proposals.
In total, 322 individual surveys were returned by the public. At the end of the consultation the survey responses were collated and analysed.
The consultation has given the community an opportunity to express their views and opinions before the submission of the planning application for Lagan Gateway Phase 2. The consultation report provides a summary of the comments and queries raised by the local community. We have acknowledged these comments in Chapter 3 and provide responses to help address the issues raised.
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