- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA)
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- Local Plan
- Neighbourhood Planning
- Authority Monitoring Report
- Infrastructure Funding Statement
- East Midlands Development Corporation
- HS2
- Local Development Scheme
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA)
- The Statement of Community Involvement
- Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) Consultation
- Custom and Self-Build Register
- Brownfield Land Register
- Chewton Street Contamination Report
- Parish Profiles
- Historical Planning Documents
- Housing Delivery Test
- Planning Policy Privacy Statement
- Greater Nottingham Strategic Plan
- Toton and Chetwynd Barracks Strategic Masterplan Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)
Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA)
The SHLAA is a key piece of evidence used to inform the choices of sites to consider for allocation. The assessment of each sites is made irrespective of the level of housing provision that is needed (i.e. there are more sites in the SHLAA than needed to meet the housing requirement). Therefore the inclusion of any site in the SHLAA does not guarantee that either planning permission will be granted or that the site will be allocated for residential development.
Broxtowe has worked in partnership with neighbouring Councils in Greater Nottingham to produce a joint SHLAA Methodology, this can be found on the Greater Nottingham Partnership Evidence Base webpage (Opens in New Window), to ensure a consistent approach and to clearly justify any assumptions used. The methodology has been used to prepare the SHLAA 19/20 update, and will be used for future updates.
As a part of maintaining and updating the SHLAA database, the Council is now inviting submissions of sites which could be suitable for residential development. If you own a site which you would like to be considered and assessed by the Council as a part of Broxtowe’s SHLAA review, please complete the below Call for Sites form and send it to policy@broxtowe.gov.uk
- Call for Sites form(.pdf)(151KB)(Opens in New Window) (Opens in New Window)
SHLAA Reports:
- SHLAA 2020/21 Report(.pdf)(942KB)(Opens in New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2019/20 Report(.pdf)(906KB)(Opens in New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2017/18 Report (.pdf) (933KB) (Opens in a New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2016/17 Report (.pdf) (933KB) (Opens in a New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2015/16 Report (.pdf) (817KB) (Opens in a New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2014/15 Report (.pdf) (761KB) (Opens in a New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2013/14 Report (.pdf) (750KB) (Opens in a New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2012/13 Report (.pdf) (933KB) (Opens in a New Window) (Opens in New Window)
- SHLAA 2011/12 Report (.pdf) (629KB) (Opens in a New Window) (Opens in New Window)
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