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Management and Consultation 


The "Golden Thread"

The City Together Strategy and the City's Corporate Plan have five main themes, which provide a direct link to the Open Spaces Business Plan.  The aims and objectives of the Business Plan, as well as Key Projects laid out within it , provide a link to the City Commons Divisional Plan and this in turn links to the Local Plan and Operational Plan for each site.

Our Management Plans

Divisional Plan

The Divisional Plan explains about the City of London Corporation and Open Spaces Department; as well as detailing our strategy, aims and methods.  It also explains the quality standards we strive to achieve as we deliver our work activities on the City Commons.

Haymaking Local Plans

There are separate Local Plans for the seven City Commons.  They describe the important features of each site and set out a vision for their future management.  The Local Plans explain how the aims are applied to each site and how our work on the site turns vision into reality.

Please download the Ashtead Common Local Plan 2010-2020 here.  If you have any questions or feedback please email us.

Consultation

Volunteers on Ashtead CommonThe City of London believes that local people should be consulted on the management of our sites. To this end, the Ashtead Common Consultative Committee meets twice a year to discuss the management of Ashtead Common.  Members of the group include people from the local community, representatives of closely associated organisations and local authorities, organisations with a statutory involvement in the management of the site and Officers and Members of the City of London. The aim of the group is to help to implement the site management plan to the benefit of visitors, wildlife and the wider environment. Site users are also consulted on specific issues as they arise.


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Last modified: 26 July 2010 | Author: Lizzie Bruce
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