Decision details
Proposed purchase of residential development land at Hythe Medical Centre, Hythe and Dibden War Memorial Hospital, Beaulieu Road, Hythe SO45 4ZB
Decision Maker: Portfolio Holder - Finance, Investment and Corporate Services, Portfolio Holder - Housing and Homelessness Services
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: No
Is subject to call in?: Yes
Purpose:
This report seeks the approval of the Housing
and Homelessness Services Portfolio Holder and the Finance,
Investment and Corporate Services Portfolio Holder to acquire the
freehold interest in land for affordable housing development on the
site of Hythe Medical Centre, Hythe.
Decision:
On 10 January 2022, Cllr Jill Cleary, the
Housing and Homelessness Services Portfolio Holder and Cllr Jeremy
Heron, the Finance, Investment and Corporate Services Portfolio
Holder, made the following decision:
That the Council enters a legal commitment to acquire the freehold
interest in the land at Hythe Medical Centre, Beaulieu Road, Hythe
in Autumn 2022, and makes progress with a full planning application
as quickly as possible.
Any member of the Council, who is not a Portfolio Holder, who
considers that this decision should be reviewed should give notice
using the call-in facility at the top of this page on the
Council’s intranet / extranet site. Alternatively, notice can
be given to the Monitoring Officer (Grainne O’Rourke) (in
writing or by e-mail) to be received ON OR BY 5.15 pm on Monday, 17
January 2022. Details of the document the Portfolio Holder
considered are attached below.
Reasons for the decision:
See report.
Alternative options considered:
See report.
Declarations of Interest(s): None
Contact: Tim Davis, Service Manager - Housing Strategy & Development Email: tim.davis@nfdc.gov.uk, Grainne O'Rourke, Strategic Director of Housing, Communities and Governance Email: grainne.orourke@nfdc.gov.uk.
Publication date: 10/01/2022
Date of decision: 10/01/2022
Effective from: 18/01/2022
Accompanying Documents:
- Hythe Medical Centre report PDF 261 KB
- Restricted enclosure View reasons restricted