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Only 4.1% of Folkestone & Hythe May Be Developable — Yet 2,267 Approved Homes Hadn’t Started and FHDC Is Looking for More Land
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Only 4.1% of Folkestone & Hythe May Be Developable — Yet 2,267 Approved Homes Hadn’t Started and FHDC Is Looking for More Land
Folkestone & Hythe is looking for more land. It may have remarkably little left. Folkestone & Hythe District Council’s own Housing Delivery Action Plan applies a Competition and Markets Authority methodology which suggests that only around 4.1% of the entire district may be potentially developable. More than half of that limited area — around 765 hectares — is already allocated to Otterpool Park. Take that out and FHDC says “as little as 2 per c…
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