Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing.
Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?

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381janathomeFeedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?ii. No
389Feedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?ii. No
390jlloydFeedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?i. Yes
404scottgreenFeedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?iii. Not sure / don't know
405martinFeedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?i. Yes
416andrewprestonFeedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?i. Yes
424rbarlowFeedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?i. Yes
436Feedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?i. Yes
441Feedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?i. Yes
442RoseanneFeedback (Q4-10)159Question 6c: Considering the conclusion of the Viability Assessment of the Local Plan there is a risk that the proposed 30% requirement for affordable housing (which would potentially be viable for less than half of expected developments in Portsmouth), is undeliverable. This would therefore require frequent case by case viability testing. Due to this risk, is there an alternative requirement for affordable housing provision that should be considered?iii. Not sure / don't know

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