What is the SHLAA?

A Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) identifies possible housing sites and assesses the availability, suitability and viability of those sites. We are currently producing an updated SHLAA, based on a standardised methodology agreed by all the Warwickshire local authorities. This evidence will inform our Site Allocations Plan, which will identify Reserve Sites to be released selectively if one or more of the circumstances identified in Part D of Policy CS.16 of our Core Strategy apply.

This page lists previous versions of the SHLAA which have now been superseded. View the current SHLAA.

SHLAA 2019

• Explanatory Note
• Land Parcels Assessment
  • Key
  • Settlements
  • Large-Scale Locations
  • Site Proformas

SHLAA 2012

• Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment Review 2012 (Peter Brett Associates) - January 2013
  • Appendices 1 (SHLAA Panel and Call for Sites Letter), 2 (Agreed Site Assessment Criteria), and 3 (Sites with Planning Permission)
  • Appendices 4 and 5 (Sites within Settlements with Potential)
  • Appendices 6 and 7 (Sites outside Settlements with Future Potential)
  • Appendix 8 (Rejected Sites)
  • Appendix 9 (Settlement Maps)
  • Appendix 10 (Rural Brownfield Sites)

SHLAA 2009

• Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment Review (Baker Associates) - July 2009

SHLAA 2008

• Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (Baker Associates) - February 2008 (appendices have a very large file size, available as a compressed file on request).

Find Out more

• Site Allocations Plan (SAP)
• Call for Sites
• Core Strategy
• Back to technical evidence homepage