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Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 Contents Region 1 Guide to the RLA statistics 3 2 RLA Statistics 2010/11 6 3 RLA Graphs 22 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 3 Guide to the RLA statistics 1 1 Guide to the RLA statistics 1.1 Cotswold District Council has been keeping records of planning permissions that result in the gain or loss of a residential unit since the 1970s. Each year a site-by-site survey is undertaken to determine which permissions are being implemented, which have been completed and any that have expired. 1.2 These findings are reported on each April in the Residential Land Availability report, together with the accumulating picture of completions year on year. This report will feed into the development of the 5 Year Housing Land Supply document and the Annual Monitoring Report. 1.3 The information provided in this document shows net changes to housing stock, as it is the net increases that help meet housing requirements. Therefore, account is taken of any loss of dwellings occurring as a result of demolition or conversion. Please note that some sites may show a loss this year where a dwelling has been demolished or is in the process of being subdivided. These sites may also appear in the commitments section as the replacement dwellings are yet to be counted. 1.4 This monitoring period runs from 1st April 2010 to 31st March 2011. How is the data set out? 1.5 The report is divided into two sections: Completions and Commitments. These sections represent figures for urban and rural areas. Urban Area includes: Cirencester Bourton-on-the-Water Chipping Campden Fairford Lechlade Moreton-in-Marsh Northleach with Eastington South Cerney Stow-on-the-Wold Tetbury Rural area includes all other parishes 1.6 The Cotswold District Local Plan 2006 dictates that development should be focused on the District's larger, more sustainable settlements, especially Cirencester. This was based on a sustainability matrix based on the ability to accommodate local needs and services to the wider rural area. Once the Local Plan is replaced by the Local Development Framework this list of more sustainable settlements may change. 4 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 1 Guide to the RLA statistics 1.7 Cowley and Coberley Parishes were transferred from Tewkesbury Borough to Cotswold District in April 1991 and are included in the statistics. The parish of Upper Rissington was created in 2001 as a sub-division of Little Rissington Parish. What is included in the figures? 1.8 Residential land availability figures include all new housing units created, including new build, residential subdivision (conversion) and changes of use. Affordable housing units are included within these figures. 1.9 The figures exclude ancillary accommodation such as 'granny flats' or staff annexes that are tied by planning condition and cannot become separate permanent units of accommodation. Similarly, tourist or agricultural workers accommodation, which are tied by condition or agreement are not included. Replacement dwellings are calculated for their net delivery; there may be a loss one year with the gain of the replacement dwelling the following year. 1.10 Allocated sites both residential and mixed use proposals are included in the Cotswold District Local Plan (adopted April 2006). To avoid double-counting, allocated sites which have received planning permission are not included in this category, but are counted as commitments (i.e. sites with planning permission where building has not yet started or is under construction). 1.11 From April 25th 2009 the majority of Local Plan policies, including allocations, are saved indefinitely (or until they are superseded by Local Development Documents). 1.12 Please note the estimated developability of Local Plan allocations are subject to change now the sites have been re-assessed by the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA). The capacity figures are based on the Local Plan estimate, but the time period for potential and future developability of the allocated sites has been updated. Why are RLA statistics monitored? 1.13 These housing numbers inform the more detailed Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) calculations on housing progress, published each December, in accordance with PPS3. 1.14 The RLA will form part of the SHLAA to identify potential future housing sites (which as an evidence base, informs the Core Strategy Development Plan Document); and contributes towards the District's demonstration of a 5 year housing land supply and housing trajectory to be set out in the AMR. 1.15 When permitted, the housing figures count towards targets for new residential development. The Gloucestershire Structure Plan 2nd Review requirement for the period 1991-2011 has a target of 6150 new dwellings. The Regional Spatial Strategy target is not referred to due to CLG's intention to abolish RSS. Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 5 Guide to the RLA statistics 1 Contact Any queries on the figures within this report should be addressed to: Cotswold District Council Forward Planning Team Trinity Road Cirencester GL7 1PX Telephone: (01285) 623000 Email: [email protected] While accurate at the time of publication, this report is subject to change due to continuing monitoring. 6 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 2 RLA Statistics 2010/11 2 RLA Statistics 2010/11 Summary Data The table below illustrates the net completions and commitments (with planning permission but not yet started or under construction) for Cotswold District. Source Net figure Completions 1991 to 2006 4,519 Completions 2006 to 31st March 2010 1,005 Completions 1st April 2010 to 31st March 2011 230 Commitments at 31st March 2011 1,585 Allocations without planning permission 247 Deliverable SHLAA sites 0-5 years (minus LP allocations 2,478 as these are repeated in the SHLAA) Total existing supply 2006 onwards 5,545 Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) can be viewed on the Council's SHLAA web page. Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 7 RLA Statistics 2010/11 2 Principal Settlements 2010/11 Settlement Net Completions Net Commitments Cirencester 162 525 Bourton-on-the-Water 11 52 Chipping Campden 2 6 Fairford 2 19 Lechlade 1 61 Moreton-in-Marsh 6 324 Northleach with Eastington -1 9 South Cerney 0 4 Stow-on-the-Wold 10 21 Tetbury 4 30 Total 197 1,051 Rural Settlements 2010/11 Parish Net Completions Net Commitments Adlestrop - 1 Aldsworth - - Ampney Crucis 1 1 Ampney St Mary - - Ampney St Peter - - Andoversford - 50 Ashley - - Aston Subedge - - Avening -1 20 Bagendon - 1 Barrington - - Barnsley - - Batsford - - Baunton 1 - Beverstone - - Bibury 0 4 Bledington - 0 Blockley -1 8 Bourton-on-the-Hill - - Boxwell with Leighterton 1 - Brimpsfield - - Broadwell - - Chedworth 0 1 Cherington - - Clapton - 0 Coates - 1 Coberley 1 2 8 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 2 RLA Statistics 2010/11 Parish Net Completions Net Commitments Cold Aston - 1 Colesbourne - - Coln St Aldwyn - - Coln St Dennis 1 - Compton Abdale - 1 Condicote - - Cowley 12 13 Cutsdean - - Daglingworth - - Didmarton - - Donnington - - Dowdeswell - - Down Ampney - 1 Driffield - - Duntisbournes 0 2 Eastleach - 1 Ebrington 1 11 Edgeworth - 1 Elkstone 1 1 Evenlode - 0 Farmington - 1 Great Rissington - - Guiting Power -1 - Hampnett - - Hatherop - 1 Hazelton - - Icomb - - Kemble - 5 Kempsford - - Kingscote - 2 Little Rissington - - Long Newton 2 3 Longborough 0 0 Lower Slaughter 9 1 Maisey Hampton - - Maugersbury 1 - Mickleton 1 - Naunton 1 1 North Cerney - - Notgrove - - Oddington 0 1 Ozleworth - - Pool Keynes - 0 Poulton - - Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 9 RLA Statistics 2010/11 2 Parish Net Completions Net Commitments Preston - 2 Quenington - 1 Rendcomb - - Rodmarton - - Saintbury - 1 Sapperton - 5 Sevenhampton - - Sezincote - - Sherborne - 0 Shipton - 0 Shipton Moynes - 1 Siddington - 2 Somerford Keynes - - Southrop - 8 Swell - 1 Syde - - Temple Guiting 1 - Tetbury Upton 1 4 Todenham -1 1 Turkdean - - Upper Rissington 1 368 Upper Slaughter - - Westcote - - Weston Subedge - - Westonbirt with Lasborough 1 2 Whittington -1 2 Willersey 1 - Windrush - - Winson - - Winstone - - Withington - - Wyck Rissington - - Yanworth - - Total 33 534 Please note: a hyphen (-) denotes that were no completions within that parish this year, or that there are no outstanding planning permissions within that parish; a 0 denotes the planning permissions or completions result in a net gain of no new dwellings. 10 Residential Land Availability Statistics April 2011 2 RLA Statistics 2010/11 Annual Completions Built since CommitmentsLocal Plan Built 1991 - 2006 Allocations 2006 2006/7 2007/8 2008/9 2009/10 2010/11 Urban Area Cirencester 879 113 37 47 35 162 394 525 127 Principal Settlements Bourton-on-the-Water 188 14 23 32 51 11 131 52 0 Chipping Campden 153 5 2 5 2 2 16 6 0 Fairford 199 -1 5 5 2 2 13 19 0 Lechlade 281 24 9 0 1 1 35 61 40 Moreton-in-Marsh 316 45 11 66 1 6 129 324 0 Northleach with 169 3 0 5 0 -1 7 9 0 Eastington South Cerney 96 19 16 2 7 0 44 4 0 Stow-on-the-Wold 138 2 4 4 14 10 34 21 0 Tetbury 347 11 21 51 34 4 121 30 80 Total 2766 253 128 217 147 197 942 1,006 247 Rural Settlements 1753 81 81 86 30 33 311 534 0 District 4519 316 209 303 177 230 1,235 1,585 247 Net completions by individual sites Parish Site No Address Brown / Site area Density Total Not started Under Complete Total Losses this green field capacity
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