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The Martindale Fields development will deliver
65 residential units; a mixture of 21 properties for market sale
and 44 social rented properties.
The rationale in having market sales at Martindale Fields is to
assist in tenure balance and to provide cross subsidy for the
social rented homes.
Site Sales Ltd. have been awarded the contract for marketing and
selling these units off plan.
Reason: On 25th June 2019 Cabinet delegated authority as
follows:
Approved by Corporate Director of…In conjunction with either
the Corporate Director or the Assistant Director for…In
consultation with
Corporate Director for Housing and RegenerationCorporate Director
Finance and Operations or the Assistant Director for
FinancePortfolio Holder for Housing or the Portfolio Holder for
Finance and Resources.
Corporate Director Finance and OperationsCorporate Director for
Housing and Regeneration or the Assistant Director for
HousingPortfolio Holder for Housing or the Portfolio Holder for
Finance and Resources.
All to agree land sales on the site in consultation with either the
Portfolio Holder for Housing or Portfolio Holder for Finance and
Resources. The properties have been subject to open market
marketing process and the above sale has been agreed which was for
the full asking price and in accordance with the approved red book
valuation.
Decision Maker: Strategic Director (Corporate & Commercial Services)
Decision published: 01/07/2020
Effective from: 10/06/2020
Decision:
To authorise the sale of 10 School End
Crescent, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 2DZ
Lead officer: James Deane
As part of its response to the disruption caused by COVID-19, Central Government has announced funding and outline guidance for the distribution of a Local Authority Discretionary Grant Fund scheme (LADGF). A national fund of £617m has been distributed among local authorities.
Local authorities are responsible for delivering grants to eligible businesses and have discretion over the design and implementation of their local scheme. However, Government has stipulated some national criteria for the scheme, and stated that the fund is aimed at small and micro businesses that are ineligible for the Small Business Grant Fund or the Retail Hospitality and Leisure Grant Fund.
Applications for funding under Phase 1 of the DBC Discretionary Grant Fund were invited for a two-week period from 8 June 2020. In line with the original Portfolio Holder Decision published on 3 June, (http://www.dacorum.gov.uk/home/council-democracy/portfolio-holder-decisions/decisions-2020) a second phase of funding is now proposed to award the remaining funds.
Decision Maker: Portfolio Holder for Climate & Ecological Emergency
Decision published: 19/06/2020
Effective from: 19/06/2020
Decision:
To formally approve the adoption of Phase 2 of the Discretionary Grant Funding Scheme based on the principles and criteria detailed within the body of this report.
Approval is sought through PH Decision in order to expedite decision-making and ensure that payments can be made to eligible businesses as quickly as possible.
Authority to make decisions of this type has been delegated to Portfolio Holders by Cabinet decision CA/78/17.
Lead officer: James Deane