The 2024 call for sites map shows that a site boundary crosses into my land — what can I do?
Boundaries are based on submitted information and may contain some inaccuracies. Final boundaries will be confirmed if a site progresses.
Are the submitted uses fixed?
No. Uses shown reflect what was submitted, not council decisions. These may change following assessment.
Why are the boundaries of sites drawn in different colours?
Sites are colour-coded by theme and this follows national planning policy guidance. Some sites have been submitted for a variety of uses and further information about the uses can be found by clicking on the relevant site.
Can I comment on sites now?
Not yet. Sites are shown for information only. Public consultation will take place at various stages of the future plan-making process.
For site promoters
My site has been split or merged on the call for sites 2024 map — why?
Where multiple submissions overlap, we’ve applied professional judgement to avoid double-counting and submitted site boundaries may have been changed to create logical site parcels on the online map.
Can I correct my site boundary or provide updated information?
Yes, you can re-submit a site with updated information during the submission window for the call for sites 2026 (coming soon).
Can I change the submitted uses – for example from economy and employment to housing and residential?
Yes, you can re-submit a site with updated information during the submission window for the call for sites 2026 (coming soon).
