These are just some of the greenfield sites across the county which could be concreted over if developers get their wishes.
There are many more – and plenty of fields which have already been lost – but this selection alone is a snapshot of what is potentially under threat.
These sites, if developed, could accommodate just over 29,000 new houses.
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9. Mayfield
Mayfield Market Towns wants to build 7,000 homes east of Henfield but the idea has so far been strongly resisted by decision makers.
10. Ravenscroft, Storrington
Residents in October described plans to build 78 homes on this allotment site as a 'sick joke'.
11. Barnham, Eastergate and Westergate
The BEW development has long been fought by campaigners. Arun's local plan identifies it for up to 3,000 homes but a recent masterplan discussed potential for 4,300