Housing Land Supply
We are required by Planning Policy Wales to ensure that sufficient land is available, or will become available, for a five-year supply of land for housing. To demonstrate this, a Joint Housing Land Availability (JHLA) Study is prepared each year by the Study group. These studies:-
- monitor the provision of market and affordable housing;
- provide an agreed statement of residential land availability for development planning and control purposes; and
- set out the need for action in situations where an insufficient supply is identified. Further guidance on the studies can be found in Technical Advice Note (Wales) 1: Joint Housing Land Availability Studies.
- JHLA Study 2019 (1MB, pdf)
- 2019 Statement of Common Ground (904KB, pdf)
- 2019 Statement of Common Ground - Appendix 3 (7MB, pdf)
- Housing Completions Study 2020 (808KB, pdf)
- JHLA Study 2018 (690KB, pdf)
- JHLA Study 2019 (1MB, pdf)
- 2019 Statement of Common Ground (904KB, pdf)
- Housing Completions Study 2020 (808KB, pdf)
- 2019 Statement of Common Ground - Appendix 3 (7MB, pdf)
- JHLA Study 2018 (690KB, pdf)
For more information on the Carmarthenshire Joint Housing Land Availability Studies please contact the Forward Planning Section or the Welsh Government Planning Division.
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