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1. solihullobserver.co.uk › news › the-campaign-toThe Campaign to Protect Rural England ... - Solihull Observer

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   Under its Local Plan Review, Solihull Council is proposing to ‘meet in full assessed housing need’. To do this the Plan proposes to take 340 hectares, over 800 acres, out of the Green Belt and allow 5,000 houses to be built on what is now Green Belt.

2. www.solihull.gov.uk › sites › defaultSUPPLEMENTARY PLANNING DOCUMENT MEETING HOUSING NEEDS

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   1.2 Solihull has a high level of housing need and the Council is committed to widening opportunities for home ownership and helping local people who cannot afford to buy or rent homes on the open market. 1.3 As Local Housing Authority, the Council has statutory duties for homelessness and housing needs.

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3. www.solihullobserver.co.uk › news › solihull-council-housingSolihull Council housing plan approved by inspectors

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   HOUSING inspectors in Solihull have agreed that the councils identified housing requirements meet the ongoing needs of the borough. It means the Council has passed the planning test known as the ‘Duty to Cooperate’ with neighbouring Councils. The Inspector then focuses on some key areas that require further work and assessment.

4. www.solihull.gov.uk › sites › defaultReviewing the Plan for - solihull.gov.uk

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   24. Part 1 of the SHMA aimed to provide an objective assessment of housing need (OAN) for Solihull, and Part 2 provided a breakdown of that OAN of both affordable and market housing need by mix, type and affordable tenure. 25. The 2016 SHMA established an OAN figure of 13,093 dwellings from 2014-2033. Taking into

5. democracy.solihull.gov.uk › documents › s47115Housing White Paper - Fixing our Broken Housing Market

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   in housing need. However with the approach proposed there is a risk that this could increase the overall assessed need if this is in addition to that currently assessed. b) from early 2018, use a standardised approach to assessing housing requirements as the baseline for five year housing supply calculations and monitoring housing

6. democracy.solihull.gov.uk › documents › s105304Solihull Housing Strategy

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   Housing Strategy. Council Plan, 2020-2025 2.6 The Solihull Council Plan, updated for 2022-23, sets a vision ‘where everyone has an equal chance to be healthier, happier, safer and more prosperous through growth that creates opportunities for all’. 2.7 The basis of the Plan is that economic development, environmental sustainability and ...

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   Will Solihull council'meet in full assessed housing need'?

   • THE Campaign to Protect Rural England has called on Solihull Council to change their local plan, after the national planning policy changed. The changes to the planning policy allow the Green Belt in Solihull to be saved from development. Under its Local Plan Review, Solihull Council is proposing to ‘meet in full assessed housing need’.

   The Campaign to Protect Rural England calls on ... - Solihull Observer

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   What is Solihull council's'meeting housing needs' SPD?

   • Purpose and Status 2.1 This SPD has been produced by Solihull Council to provide greater detail and additional information to assist with the implementation of Local Plan Policy P4 ‘Meeting Housing Needs’. It is consistent with both the Local Plan and current national planning policies.

   SUPPLEMENTARY PLANNING DOCUMENT MEETING HOUSING NEEDS

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   Does Solihull have acute housing need?

   • 4.11 In addition to the SHMA, need is also expressed through the Council’s Housing Register, which demonstrates thatSolihull has acute housing need. At 1 April 2014 there were 7,586 households with a local connection and in housing need on the Council’s Housing Register. The ratio of social rented supply (new build and relets) to demand is 1:7.

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   Why is Solihull a good place to live?

   • 1.2 Solihull has a high level of housing need and the Council is committed to widening opportunities for home ownership and helping local people who cannot afford to buy or rent homes on the open market. 1.3 As Local Housing Authority, the Council has statutory duties for homelessness and housing needs.

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   What is the Solihull local plan?

   • Solihull Local Plan 3.13 The Local Plan is important in helping to deliver the Sustainable Community Strategy. The Plan is firmly focused on meeting local needs and sets out the long term vision for how the Borough will develop in the plan period to 2028. 3.14 Two of the twelve identified challenges relate to addressing housing need.

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   Does Solihull need affordable housing?

   • It is important to note that ‘CACI’ income data for Solihull shows that affordability for most households (particularly single parent households, couple households with children and those at income percentiles below the 70th) is much lower than this and thereforethe main affordable housing need is for affordable rented accommodation.

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8. democracy.solihull.gov.uk › documents › s80327ALLOCATIONS SCHEME - Metropolitan Borough of Solihull

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   in Council or partner housing association properties in Solihull; releasing particular Council accommodation important for meeting housing need; hazardous accommodation; racial harassment / hate crimes / domestic abuse cases (assessed as higher risk than main duty homeless); vulnerable persons / witness protection tier 1 (high risk) 120