North Northamptonshire Annual Monitoring Report 2010-11

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46 Borough Council of Wellingborough: Forecast Housing Supply 2012-17 Component Total Dwellings Extant Planning Permissions 1,521 Adopted AAP Allocations 250 Saved Local Plan Allocations 364 Core Strategy Allocations 50 Proposed DPD Allocations 150 Total 2,335 Borough Council of Wellingborough: Analysis of Housing Supply 2012-17 (a) Identified Housing Supply 2012-17 2,335 (b) Recalibrated Housing Requirement 2012-17 5,447 (c) Years of Deliverable Housing Land 2012-17 (a) / (b) x 5 (Years) = (c) 2.14 Years Supply 2012-17 (a) Identified Housing Supply 2012-17 (2,335) / (b) Recalibrated Housing Requirement 2012-17 (5,447) = 0.429 (c) 0.429 x 5 (Years) = 2.14 Commentary As the above table establishes, based upon analysis of the Housing Trajectory supplied by Wellingborough Council, it is calculated that the Borough does not have a five year housing supply for the period 2012-17 with 2.14 years. Compared with the position calculated in the 2009-10 AMR, this denotes an increase of 0.22 years housing supply. Nevertheless, this 2.14 year housing supply has been partly facilitated by the identified Sustainable Urban Extensions not coming forward as envisaged due to the economic recession and delays in provision of infrastructure. Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
47 6. E 6. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COI H6 – Housing Quality: - Building for Life (BFL) Assessments The purpose of this indicator is to show the number and proportion of total new build completions reaching very good, good, average and poor ratings against the Building for Life criteria on sites of at least 10 new dwellings. The Building for Life assessment is a government-endorsed benchmark developed by CABE (Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment). The assessment has been designed to ensure that it meets the criteria described for housing quality in PPS3. Each housing development (scheme) is awarded a score out of 20, based on the proportion of Building for Life questions that are answered positively. The scores are categorised as very good (16 or more positive answers out of 20), good (14 or more positive answers out of 20), average (10 or more positive answers out of 20) or poor (less than 10 questions answered positively). Schemes are assessed by each Authority’s own Building for Life assessors, or the North Northants wide assessors, who have all been trained by CABE. The assessment is based on evidence from a site visit and information on the planning file. The assessments reflect the continuing low number of completions in this year, (406 dwellings compared to 317 last year but 951 in 2008-9). In addition, many of these schemes, particularly in Corby, were funded under the Government’s Kickstart programme, and in all 4 Local Authorities a much higher percentage of the schemes were delivered with significant affordable housing grant monies with high levels of social housing. Therefore public subsidy of this year’s schemes is notably high. Last year all the sites fell into average or poor categories, but this year much fewer are graded as average, and a fifth of schemes fall within the “very good” or “good” bracket, although the number of schemes judged as poor is broadly the same. Five schemes are in the top two categories, comprising 162 homes. The number of schemes judged as poor has increased from 35% last year to 42% this year, although it has broadly stayed around the 35-45% range since monitoring began. The schemes scoring lowest generally date from 2007 and 2008 planning permissions, and scores rise in the most recently permitted schemes. This indicates that the NNCSS, the Sustainable Design SPD and the Design Action Programme led by the JPU are beginning to have some positive effect. Some of the lower scores may be partially attributed to a lack of evidence and justification within the planning submissions. Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
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