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Meeting: 21/07/2011 - Council (Item 218)

218 Addition to the Capital Programme pdf icon PDF 19 KB

This report seeks Council approval to add £45,000 to the Capital Programme to enable 89 Beechings Way, Gillingham to be converted into a flat.

Minutes:

Discussion:

 

This report sought approval to add £45,000 to the Capital Programme to enable 89 Beechings Way to be converted into a flat.

 

Councillor Jarrett, Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Finance, supported by Councillor Doe, Portfolio Holder for Housing and Community Services  proposed the recommendation contained within the report.

 

Decision:

 

It be agreed that £45,000 be added to the Capital Programme to pay for the cost of conversion once planning consent has been obtained for the conversion of 89 Beechings Way into a flat. 


Meeting: 07/06/2011 - Cabinet (Item 6)

6 Disposal of 231/233 Beechings Way and Conversion of 89 Beechings Way Into a Flat pdf icon PDF 206 KB

Minutes:

Background:

 

This report provided details of a proposal to declare two properties surplus (231 and 233 Beechings Way, Gillingham) and to provide capital funding to meet the costs of converting 89 Beechings Way, Gillingham, from office use to an affordable housing unit. The report set out the history of the properties and further information on the proposals.

 

Decision number:

 

Decision:

67/2011

The Cabinet recommended to Full Council that it makes an addition to the capital programme of £45,000 to pay for the cost of conversion once planning consent has been obtained for the conversion of 89 Beechings Way into a flat.

68/2011

The Cabinet agreed to delegate authority to the Assistant Director of Housing and Corporate Services, in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Finance, to declare surplus 231 and 233 Beechings Way, once 89 Beechings Way has been converted into a flat and then sell 231 and 233 Beechings Way at best consideration.

 

Reasons:

 

To reduce revenue costs, reuse a void property, realise capital receipts and gain investment in the Medway area, without a reduction in affordable housing.