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Update August 2025: This consultation has now ended. Thank you to everybody who responded.
We will now review the comments that have been made and will report the feedback to the Cabinet Member for Climate Change and Planning, together with any revisions to the Statement of Community Involvement that may be justified as a result of the comments made.
The Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) sets out how the Council will consult with local communities, stakeholders, and developers on all planning matters. This includes the preparation of planning policy that sets out the long-term vision and development strategy for the Borough as well as the determination of planning applications submitted to the Council.
Planning shapes how places are developed and how they change over time. Through the planning system, the Council makes decisions on where homes, businesses and shops will be and where open spaces are created and preserved.
The SCI aims to ensure that planning decisions are shaped by the people who live, work and are invested in Solihull.
A short survey was open until Monday 25 August and any feedback received will be carefully considered during the further stages of the progress of the document.
Update August 2025: This consultation has now ended. Thank you to everybody who responded.
We will now review the comments that have been made and will report the feedback to the Cabinet Member for Climate Change and Planning, together with any revisions to the Statement of Community Involvement that may be justified as a result of the comments made.
The Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) sets out how the Council will consult with local communities, stakeholders, and developers on all planning matters. This includes the preparation of planning policy that sets out the long-term vision and development strategy for the Borough as well as the determination of planning applications submitted to the Council.
Planning shapes how places are developed and how they change over time. Through the planning system, the Council makes decisions on where homes, businesses and shops will be and where open spaces are created and preserved.
The SCI aims to ensure that planning decisions are shaped by the people who live, work and are invested in Solihull.
A short survey was open until Monday 25 August and any feedback received will be carefully considered during the further stages of the progress of the document.
