The meeting will be open to a wider number of people than previous ones, the Home Office says.
Sarah Carter, a local resident and leader of the Save Our Scampton campaign group, toldMrs Carter also expressed concerns about the online nature of the event, which she said could exclude older people or those unfamiliar with social media.
"People tend to think that because it's a former RAF base it's filled with young families, but it's not."West Lindsey District Council said it had wanted to verify if the government was complying withlast week over concerns heritage assets were not being protected.
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