Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Reg. 19 Pre-submission Addendum
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Reg. 19 Pre-submission Addendum
1.21
Representation ID: 3896
Received: 18/09/2024
Respondent: Barford and Wramplingham Village Hall
Legally compliant? Yes
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? Yes
The village hall has 36 years left on a 99 year lease. The committee have, to date had no problems attracting funding when required. 36 years is a considerable time left remaining. The village hall is already held on a freehold basis to the community.
Acknowledge that the village hall is in good order and there are 36 years left remaining on the lease.
The village hall has 36 years left on a 99 year lease. The committee have, to date had no problems attracting funding when required. 36 years is a considerable time left remaining. The village hall is already held on a freehold basis to the community.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Reg. 19 Pre-submission Addendum
1.24
Representation ID: 3897
Received: 18/09/2024
Respondent: Barford and Wramplingham Village Hall
Legally compliant? Yes
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? Yes
Utilising the existing access to the village hall will mean a new road running immediately alongside the entrance to the children’s playground, creating an unacceptable danger to young children.
The early termination of the village hall lease, which this development would necessitate, would depend upon a majority vote of the residents in the ‘area of benefit’ and permission of the Charities Commission. This condition alone is likely to stop an early termination of the lease.
Change the location of the entrance onto the site.
Utilising the existing access to the village hall will mean a new road running immediately alongside the entrance to the children’s playground, creating an unacceptable danger to young children.
The early termination of the village hall lease, which this development would necessitate, would depend upon a majority vote of the residents in the ‘area of benefit’ and permission of the Charities Commission. This condition alone is likely to stop an early termination of the lease.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Reg. 19 Pre-submission Addendum
1.21
Representation ID: 3928
Received: 23/09/2024
Respondent: Barford and Wramplingham Village Hall
Legally compliant? Yes
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? Yes
Correction to text of Representation ID: 3896.
The Barford and Wramplingham Village hall and Playing Field grounds have 36 years remaining on a 99 year lease. The committee have, to date, had no problems attracting funding when required. 36 years is a considerable time left remaining. The village hall building is already held on a freehold basis to the community.
Use a different access point and minimise the loss of playing field space.
Correction to text of Representation ID: 3896.
The Barford and Wramplingham Village hall and Playing Field grounds have 36 years remaining on a 99 year lease. The committee have, to date, had no problems attracting funding when required. 36 years is a considerable time left remaining. The village hall building is already held on a freehold basis to the community.
