How many new homes would be right for Waverley?
Consultation period 15 September to 13 October 2010
What was this all about?
In the autumn 2010, we asked for your views on the number of new homes that it would be acceptable to build in Waverley in the coming years.
The Coalition Government is proposing to abolish Regional Spatial Strategies and their associated housing targets through the Localism Bill, which was presented to Parliament in December 2010. Instead of the regionally imposed housing targets, local councils like Waverley will work with their communities to further understand how many homes should be built in their area.
You can download all the information about this consultation at How many new homes would be right for Waverley? The Documents for the Home Building consultation.
It includes:
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a leaflet with questionnaire
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a Technical Document with additional background information
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a glossary of planning terms
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helpsheets
Where can I find out more information?
If you would like more information on the Core Strategy and other documents in the Local Development Framework, please select the following links:
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The evidence studies and supporting documents: We have completed a number of studies to help us write new planning policies for the Core Strategy. Examples include the Strategic Housing Market Assessment and the Employment Land Review.
What happens next?
Thank you to everyone who took part in the consultation. You can view a summary of the responses we received during this consultation. The responses inform the production of the Core Strategy Preferred Options and Draft Policies, which is subject to consultation from 24 January to 7 March 2011.
You can see where we are in the process by viewing our timetable (Local Development Scheme)
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