Residential Land Availability Report

The following page includes the most up to date Residential Land Availability study and an archive dating back to 2005.

The Residential Land Availability report is an annual document that illustrates the borough's housing land delivery and supply, as of 1 April each year.

The now revoked East Midlands Regional Plan, adopted in March 2009, set out the borough’s total housing provision from 2006 to 2026. During this period the regional plan, prescribed a minimum new housing allocation of 1800 dwellings (90 dwellings per annum) within the local authority area. As the apportionment figures set out in the Regional Plan are minimum figures, the Council could test higher numbers through development plan documents, provided they were consistent with sustainable development principles set out in Planning Policy Statement 1: Delivering Sustainable Development and were tested through sustainability appraisals.

Residential Land Availability Report 2010 - 2011

The most up to date Residential Land Availability report is for the period 1 April 2010 to 31 March 2011.

Residential Land Availability Report 2010-2011 (PDF Document, 1.08 Mb)

Residential Land Availability Report archive

Residential Land Availability Report 2009-2010 (PDF Document, 499.15 Kb)
Residential Land Availability Report 2008-2009 (PDF Document, 389.57 Kb)
Residential Land Availability Report 2007-2008 (PDF Document, 582.86 Kb)
Residential Land Availability Report 2006-2007 (PDF Document, 367.71 Kb)
Residential Land Availability Report 2005-2006 (PDF Document, 507.65 Kb)