special needs) neighbours) neighbours) special needs) likely to be likely to be likely to be adversely adversely positively adversely affected affected affected affected Adverse impacts on disadvantaged people Whether the Direct positive Indirect No impact Indirect Direct adverse impact will be impact positive impact adverse impact direct or impact indirect The duration More than a Less than a N/A Less than a More than a of the impact year year year year The level of High level of Low level of Very little or Low level of High level of expressed or support from support from no support / reaction from reaction from anticipated the people the people reaction the people the people community affected (may affected affected affected (may concern include local include local community or community or wider wider communities) communities) The potential High likelihood Low likelihood Very little or Low likelihood High likelihood for cumulative of an of an no potential for of an of an impacts accumulation accumulation cumulative accumulation accumulation of positive of positive impacts over of adverse of adverse impacts over impacts over time impacts over impacts over time time time time 4.2 Assessment of checklist From the information provided in the initial review checklist the Council will consider the following: the accuracy of the information provided, including the impacts identified and their suggested level of significance; whether any identified adverse impacts can be mitigated to an acceptable level by the proposed responses; what amendments or appropriate conditions can be imposed to further reduce adverse impacts or enhance positive impacts; or if further investigation, by way of a social and health impact assessment report is required. For development that is considered to have only minor adverse, neutral or positive impacts, Phase B of the social and health impact assessment process will not be required. For development that has one or more major adverse impacts, Phase B of the social and health impact assessment process will be required. may be occasions when highly positive impacts in some types of impact category will need to be weighed against adverse impacts in other impact types. In these instances, a Phase B assessment is likely to be required.
special needs) likely to be adversely affected neighbours) likely to be positively affected neighbours) likely to be adversely affected special needs) adversely affected Adverse impacts on disadvantaged people Whether the impact will be direct or indirect Direct positive impact Indirect positive impact No impact Indirect adverse impact Direct adverse impact The duration of the impact More than a year Less than a year N/A Less than a year More than a year The level of expressed or anticipated community concern High level of support from the people affected (may include local community or wider communities) Low level of support from the people affected Very little or no support / reaction Low level of reaction from the people affected High level of reaction from the people affected (may include local community or wider communities) The potential for cumulative impacts High likelihood of an accumulation of positive impacts over time Low likelihood of an accumulation of positive impacts over time Very little or no potential for cumulative impacts over time Low likelihood of an accumulation of adverse impacts over time High likelihood of an accumulation of adverse impacts over time 4.2 Assessment of checklist From the information provided in the initial review checklist the Council will consider the following: the accuracy of the information provided, including the impacts identified and their suggested level of significance; whether any identified adverse impacts can be mitigated to an acceptable level by the proposed responses; what amendments or appropriate conditions can be imposed to further reduce adverse impacts or enhance positive impacts; or if further investigation, by way of a social and health impact assessment report is required. For development that is considered to have only minor adverse, neutral or positive impacts, Phase B of the social and health impact assessment process will not be required. For development that has one or more major adverse impacts, Phase B of the social and health impact assessment process will be required. may be occasions when highly positive impacts in some types of impact category will need to be weighed against adverse impacts in other impact types. In these instances, a Phase B assessment is likely to be required.
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