The Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations 2017 introduced a requirement for each local planning authority in England to prepare, maintain and publish a register of previously developed land within their area that is considered appropriate for housing-led development, known as a brownfield land register. The 2017 Regulations set out in detail the steps that local planning authorities are required to follow when preparing and publishing brownfield land registers.
The register will be published in a standardised format as prescribed by the Government, that will be kept up-to-date, and made publicly available, to help provide certainty for developers and communities and encourage investment in local areas. The registers will then be used to monitor the Government's commitment to the delivery of brownfield sites.
For a site to be included on the Brownfield Land Register it must:
- meet the definition of "previously developed land" as detailed in Annex 2 of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)
- meet the criteria set out in The Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations 2017
The register is comprised of brownfield sites which have been assessed as available, suitable and achievable. This can consist of:
- sites that have been granted planning permission and are either under construction or not started
- sites submitted as part of the Housing and economic land availability assessment (HELAA) call for sites
- sites which have been allocated in the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan (CLLP) or any adopted Neighbourhood Plans
- sites within West Lindsey District Council's ownership
The register contains two parts:
- Part 1 contains sites categorised as previously developed land which are considered by the council to be suitable, available and achievable for housing-led development
- Part 2 includes selected sites from Part 1 of which the Local Authority grant permission in principle (PiP) for housing-led development. A PiP establishes the fundamental principles of development of a site in terms of its use and the approximate number of homes that the site can reasonably accommodate. A PiP is similar in practice to an outline planning permission however, planning permission is not granted until Technical Details Consent is applied for and approved
Please note, there are currently no sites proposed for Part 2 of the register.
We will publish our statutory brownfield register annually, at the end of each calendar year to coincide with other development monitoring updates.
The register is available in the following formats to download. This data is provided under the Open Government Licence.
Publication date | Document | File Type | File Size |
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14 December 2023 | Brownfield Land Register | ODS | 26.45 KB |
14 December 2023 | brownfield-land.csv | CSV | 23.58 KB |
Brownfield Land Register Map
This map shows the location of sites held on West Lindsey District Councils Brownfield Land Register (Part 1).
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West Lindsey District Council
Guildhall, Marshall's Yard
Gainsborough
DN21 2NA
United Kingdom