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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 APRIL 2017
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 APRIL 2017
¢ Community workshops (“Climate Café”) and determine appropriate adaptation planning processes and timescales
e Release of discussion paper seeking input on set of adaptation options and announcing Climate Café workshops.
e Publish first draft adaptation plan seeking community feedback (minimum 28 day consultant period).
e Submit second draft adaptation plan to PWG, PCG and councillors for final input.
e Final adaptation plan tabled at P&E Committee meeting and Council meeting.
e Final survey gauging public understanding and overall feedback on the project
e Release plan on YSN
e Presentation to representatives from LGAQ and DEHP on project findings and results.
Manage — Deliver, monitor response and establish success metrics |
Indicators and outcomes for success include:
e Council is provided with a better understanding of community concerns and issues regarding the project
e The project team ensured that people who have low interest but who are potentially highly impacted were made
aware and provided with the opportunity to contribute
e The engagement contributed to better outcomes for the project
¢ The level of community engagement was adequate to represent the concerns of those impacted by the project
e Stakeholders/participants perceived that the process fairly considered their input
e Stakeholders perceived that council was sincere in its desire to obtain public input
e Participants understood the objectives and process
e Participants perceived that the process was sufficiently flexible to address issues as they arose
e Participants believe that they had the information they needed to contribute to the level they desired
Other measurements to be employed to gauge the success of the engagement include:
e Media responses
e Number of submissions received
e Anassessment of the quality of feedback provided by the community
Databases used and file location
N:\07 Planning\19 Strategic Planning\Climate change and coastal management\Climate Change Adaptation Plan\Project 1 -
Community & Stakeholder Engagement Strategy
ECM: Subject/Climate Change
New databases created and file location — that will be created for this project. Include stakeholders. Location on ECM.
Please send to CE Branch to load to our Lists page if appropriate to share internally.
e Climate change stakeholder database lists
e Database list of submitters and their contributions during public consultation process
e YSN database
File locations as per above
Expected communications required — at what stages, pre, during, post, any particular publications/newsletters/social
media. Note that there is a specific Communications Plan template available on the Intranet under Community Engagement
External communications Internal communications
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