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Housing land supply

Chichester Local Plan Area - Five Year Housing Land Supply 2024-2029

The attached report presents the council's assessment of five year housing land supply in the Chichester Local Plan area over the period 2024-2029. From 15 July 2020 the council's housing supply has been measured against a figure based on the Government's standard methodology for assessing housing need. 

This statement reflects the position as at 1st April 24.  This statement has been updated to include reference to the need to consider the progress of the Local Plan and the weight it carries in decision making.   

The statement also updates housing need to the latest (District wide) standard method calculation - previously 1305 dwellings, but now 1307 with the latest affordability ratio update.  An interim (for decision making) housing need figure for the plan area (excluding the SDNP) has been calculated at 979 dwellings per annum, with the method for this calculation set out in detail in the statement.  This results in a housing supply figure of 2.01 years.

5YHLS Position Statement - Chichester Five Year Land Supply as of 1st April 24 (PDF, 1 MB)

LSH Critical Friend Review 2024 (PDF, 803 KB)

When the new Local Plan is adopted, the trajectory currently published in the Main Modifications schedule will replace this statement (subject to final approval by the Inspector) and the council will have a 5 year housing land supply.

Updates on progress of the Local Plan can be found at: The Local Plan examination - latest news


The Housing Delivery Test 2021 (opens new window) is an annual measurement of housing delivery in the plan-making authority's area. The Housing Delivery Test demonstrates that the council has successfully been delivering housing for the period 2018-2021 when measured against the housing requirement for that same period.

For more information including any updates, please contact Planning Policy.

 

Contact us

For further information and advice email planningpolicy@chichester.gov.uk. Alternatively, you can phone us on 01243 785166.

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