plansiden

Plansiden is a term used in public planning portals to denote a dedicated webpage that consolidates information about a single planning project or policy. Typically maintained by a municipal or regional planning authority, plansiden provides a central entry point for residents, businesses, and other stakeholders to understand the scope, status, and implications of a plan.

Contents commonly found on plansiden include an overview of the project, geographic location maps, planning basis (zoning, statutory framework), submitted documents (plan proposal, environmental impact assessments, technical reports), a timetable with milestones, and links to related plans.

Plansiden may also host opportunities for public participation, such as feedback forms, scheduled meetings, and summaries of oral or written submissions. Version history and decision logs are often provided to document changes over time.

Access and presentation are typically designed for accessibility and transparency. Documents are usually downloadable as PDFs, and maps may be interactive. In many jurisdictions, plansiden is part of an open-government or e-planning platform and follows local data protection and accessibility standards.

While most commonly found in Nordic countries and other European systems, variations exist. Some places use alternative terms such as planning dossier, case page, or projektsida, but the function remains to centralize planning information in a public-facing interface.

See also: planning portal, public consultation, urban planning, environmental impact assessment.