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Oxhey Hall

3 sections of the plan, in document order.

The human version (we wrote this, not the council)This section explains the district's housing need and sets out the housing allocations policy. The plan runs from 2026 to 2041 and uses the Government's standard method, which gives a need of 832 homes a year and a target of 12,480 homes. After counting existing planning permissions and an allowance for windfall sites, 10,312 homes must come from allocated sites. The policy safeguards allocated sites for housing, expects development broadly in line with each site's stated capacity, and only allows earlier release of sites if the five-year housing land supply falls short.

The human version (we wrote this, not the council)This section sets out the site allocations for Carpenders Park. Three housing sites are allocated with a combined indicative capacity of around 244 homes: Land at Oxhey Lane (98 homes), Land North of Oxhey Lane (96 homes) and Grange Wood (50 homes). The site tables set out size, phasing and Green Belt status, together with site-specific requirements and constraints that future planning applications must address.

The human version (we wrote this, not the council)This section sets out the site allocations for Oxhey Hall. Two housing sites are allocated with a combined indicative capacity of around 108 homes: Vivian Gardens (8 homes) and Land at Hampermill Lane (100 homes). The site tables set out size, phasing and Green Belt status, along with the site-specific requirements and constraints that future planning applications must address.

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  1. Submit a formal representation. This is the only response that must be considered at the plan’s independent examination. The emails below are worth sending too, but they do not count as representations. Open the official response portal

    This portal is one form for the whole plan, and it asks which policy or site allocation you are commenting on. Quote the policy reference and page numbers shown here in your answer so your point is logged against the right part.

    Write your comments before you open the portal: a notes app, an email draft or paper all work. Paste each one in and keep a copy. Ticking policies as you read builds the draft for you on the My response page.

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Deadline: 11:59pm, Friday 25 September 2026. Emails open in your own mail app with a suggested draft. Edit it so it says what you think.