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TABLE 1YearActualCompletionsRequiredCompletionsShortfall/Surplus2001/2002 543 760 -2172002/2003 605 760 -1552003/2004 884 760 1242004/2005 840 760 802005/2006 592 760 -1682006/2007 520 760 -2402007/2008 625 760 -135Adoption of the RSS (Previous shortfall has been removed and includedwithin new required completions field)2008/2009 607 780 -1732009/2010 528 780 -279TOTAL sinceRSS adoption 1,135 1,560 -425Requirementover remainderof plan 8072010/2011 8072011/2012 8072012/2013 8072013/2014 8072014/2015 807FIVE YEAR HOUSINGREQUIREMENT 40353. Breckland Five Year Deliverable Housing Supply3.1 As stated in Paragraph 1.2 above, this assessment includes only sites withplanning permission. As of April 2010 1,750 dwellings had the benefit ofplanning permission.3.2 It is expected that not all of these dwellings will be completed within the fiveyear period of this assessment. As described in Paragraph 1.6 identified siteswith planning permission were split into two categories, large sites (10+dwellings) and small sites (less than 10 dwellings).3.3 Table 2 shows the expected delivery of housing on identified sites.16
TABLE 22010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 TotalLarge Sites 191 326 267 177 85 1046Small Sites 243 171 0 0 0 414SHLAA Sites 0 70 30 0 0 100Total 434 567 297 177 85 1560Requirement 807 807 807 807 807 4035Shortfall/Surplus -373 -240 -510 -630 -722 -24753.4 Appendix 1 shows the identified large sites and how they contribute to thehousing projections in Table 2.3.5 Based on the previous 9 years of completion data the total annual averagecompletions on small scale sites are 243 dwellings a year. Breckland hasan extremely low small-scale site permission lapse rate of 3%. As of the 1stApril 2010, there were 427 dwellings with the benefit of planning permissionon small-scale sites. Assuming 3% of these sites will lapse, it is likely that414 of these dwellings will be delivered over the plan period as shown inTable 2.3.6 It is evident from Table 2 that the projected completions over the next 5 yearsare below the required completions. From Table 2 it can be concluded thatBreckland has a 1.93 year deliverable housing supply and is 2475 dwellingsshort of the 5 year target.17
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