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SHLAA blight?
SallyG
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Is the SHLAA - The Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment process for "suggesting" housing land for possible eventual allocation in the local development plan - blighting your house sale?
Around us just about every patch of green has been put forward for housing by a developer and listed in the SHLAA - the sites listed still have to go through public consultation and then through the normal planning process - but some local buyers seem to believe anything that appears in the SHLAA - ie that hasn't already been sifted out by the local planners - will be built on.
Are they right?
Around us just about every patch of green has been put forward for housing by a developer and listed in the SHLAA - the sites listed still have to go through public consultation and then through the normal planning process - but some local buyers seem to believe anything that appears in the SHLAA - ie that hasn't already been sifted out by the local planners - will be built on.
Are they right?
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It doesn't surprise me that there is something like this document - though I wasn't aware of it beforehand.
Do you have a link to information about this please?0 -
Each local planning area has to do an SHLAA as part of its local development plan:
http://planningguidance.planningportal.gov.uk/blog/policy/achieving-sustainable-development/plan-making/#paragraph_159
- the information on each local SHLAA will be on each local council website.0
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