Summary

The Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Land Assessment is part of the annual monitoring exercise which assesses housing provision in the borough. This page includes the 2007 to 2008 Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Assessment and a link to previous Residential Land Availability Studies.

 

Attachments

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Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Assessment: Part 1 (305kb pdf)|

Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Assessment: Part 2 (182kb pdf)|

Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Assessment: Part 3 (168kb pdf)|

Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Assessment: Full (581kb pdf) |

 

Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Assessment

 

The Residential Land Availability and Five Year Supply of Housing Assessment is carried out annually, it gives details of the requirements for housing and housing supply. As a consequence of Planning Policy Statement 3 we are now required to identify sufficient, specific deliverable sites to deliver over the first five years of the housing requirement. Part B of the Assessment sets out that we do have sufficent housing land to meet the five year requirement.

 

 

Residential Land Availability Study Archive

 

Link to previous Residential Land Availability Reports|