SHLAA Reasons for assessment

The following are the reasons why a specific site has been chosen to be assessed for their housing potential in the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment:

Baseline Allocations - Sites allocated in the adopted second review of the local plan for housing.

Reserve Allocations - Sites allocated in the adopted second review of the local plan for housing that will be released for development only if monitoring through the Hampshire County Structure Plan shows that they are needed.

National Land Use Database - Sites submitted to the government as previously developed but are vacant or derelict and therefore have potential for redevelopment including housing.

Urban Capacity Study - Sites within settlements that East Hampshire District Council that was considered as having housing potential when the Study was undertaken in 2002 and have yet to be built.

Landowner Sites - Sites submitted to the Council by landowners as having potential for housing.

Refused Sites - Sites refused planning permission for housing that may still have potential for housing development.

Omission Sites – Sites that were omitted as housing allocations in the draft second review of the local plan but were requested by landowners to be included in the final adopted second review of the local plan.

Draft Second Review Sites - Sites allocated in the draft second review of the local plan but were not included in the final adopted second review of the local plan.

Suggested Sites – Sites suggested by Councillors or Parish Councils that it may have potential for housing. This does not mean that they are supporting the site as a housing allocation.