Purpose

The Brownfield Land Register Regulations 2017
require local planning authorities to publish and maintain a
register of land within their area which meets certain criteria in
terms of its status as Brownfield Land, and in terms of its
potential to provide housing-led development in future years. The
Regulations require that this Register is reviewed at least
annually. The decision proposed is to publish the update for
2024.
The proposed update concerns 'Part 1' of the Brownfield Land
Register, which is the basic legally required Register. Councils
have the ability to identify sites as being within 'Part 2' of the
Register, thereby granting them 'permission in principle', a form
of planning consent. There is no 'Part 2' of the Crawley
Register.
The proposed update to the Register takes account of updates in
respect of the planning status of various sites since the last
update, and includes the addition of new sites where these have
been granted planning permission (or prior approval).

Decision

Approve the publication of the Brownfield
Register Part 1 update.
The decision has been taken in accordance with the delegation to
the Head of Economy and Planning to make 'factual changes and minor
amendments' to Part 1 of the Brownfield Land Register.