As part of the planning process Leeds City Council is asking residents for their views on the future of housing, retail and greenspace in the city. More details about the process are available on the LCC website.
The consultation will take place from Monday 3 June to Monday 29 July 2013 and people will be able to gives their views online at www.leeds.gov.uk/siteallocations, at local one stop centres and at various drop in events which will be held across the city over the coming weeks.
There are two meetings relevant to local residents. There is a poster below with details of the meeting organised by Leeds City Council with Holt Park Forum is Ralph Thoresby School.
In addition there will be a public meeting in Cookridge to discuss for future housing developments in this area on Thursday June 13th at 7pm in Cookridge Village Hall
Cllr Peter Gruen Leeds City Council executive board member with responsibility for neighbourhoods, planning and support services said:
“Consultation will form a very important role in developing the site allocation plan and plans for the future.
“We want to hear resident’s thoughts and ideas about what will work best for the city as we move forward.
“The consultation will offer people the opportunity to better understand the challenges that the proposed scale of growth presents and allow them to get involved and influence the future plan.
“I would like to encourage as many people as possible to get involved and have their say on plans for their local area. This is an important time for Leeds as we plan for the future, and large areas of growth.”
Adel and Wharfedale Branch 