Decisions

The Council will grant the owners of Tyting Farmstead, Rockwood Homes Limited, a Deed of Easement in connection with the installation of a Sewerage Treatment Plant, for the benefit of the 5 properties at Tyting Farnstead and Tyting Lodge.

When the property was sold to Rockwood Homes Limited, in 2019, it was agreed, as part of the sales transaction, that the Council would subsequently grant a Deed of Easement allowing for the installation of the sewerage treatment plant.

As part of this transaction, it was agreed that Tyting Lodge, (which was previously sold by the Council and who had rights to use the previous sewerage treatment plant), would connect into the new system. As the former sewerage treatment plant was so antiquated to deal with the addition newly developed homes, it was agreed that the Council would contribute a £3,088.16 plus VAT, on behalf of Tyting Lodge, so that they would continue to use the new system. The owners of Tyting Lodge would then become part of the management company with the other properties at Tyting Farmstead and would be responsible for any further maintenance or repairs; the Council would have no going costs.

The Grantees have agreed to pay a peppercorn for the grant of this Deed of Easement, which in accordance with the Council’s General Disposal Consent powers, provides the ‘best consideration reasonably obtainable’ where the proposed term exceeds seven (7) years, which was achieved when Tyting Farm was sold in 2019.

If you have any queries, then please contact, Mark Appleton, who will be happy to provide further information

The Council will grant the owners of Tyting Farmstead, Rockwood Homes Limited, a Deed of Easement in connection with the installation of a Sewerage Treatment Plant, for the benefit of the 5 properties at Tyting Farnstead and Tyting Lodge.

When the property was sold to Rockwood Homes Limited, in 2019, it was agreed, as part of the sales transaction, that the Council would subsequently grant a Deed of Easement allowing for the installation of the sewerage treatment plant.

As part of this transaction, it was agreed that Tyting Lodge, (which was previously sold by the Council and who had rights to use the previous sewerage treatment plant), would connect into the new system. As the former sewerage treatment plant was so antiquated to deal with the addition newly developed homes, it was agreed that the Council would contribute a £3,088.16 plus VAT, on behalf of Tyting Lodge, so that they would continue to use the new system. The owners of Tyting Lodge would then become part of the management company with the other properties at Tyting Farmstead and would be responsible for any further maintenance or repairs; the Council would have no going costs.

The Grantees have agreed to pay a peppercorn for the grant of this Deed of Easement, which in accordance with the Council’s General Disposal Consent powers, provides the ‘best consideration reasonably obtainable’ where the proposed term exceeds seven (7) years, which was achieved when Tyting Farm was sold in 2019.

If you have any queries, then please contact, Mark Appleton, who will be happy to provide further information.

To approve a lease renewal to Age UK Surrey for Offices at Japonica Court in connection with their charitable activities. This will be granted in line with the following terms and conditions:

1. A lease term of three years at £2660pa excusive of VAT, rates and other outgoings.
2. The Tenant will pay a service charge of £349pa reviewed annually in line with RPI
3. A mutual break clause any time after the first 12 months, giving 6 months’ notice.
4. The Council will insure the building and recover a proportion of the premium from the tenant.

The lease is being granted in accordance with the Council’s General Disposal Consent Powers and provides the ‘best consideration reasonably obtainable.

If you have any queries, then please contact Damien Cannell who will be happy to provide further information.

To approve the grant of the lease of land known as Land east of Queensleigh, Salmons Road, Effingham for use as a garden to commence as soon as possible in line with the following terms and conditions:

For the grant of a new lease the rent will be £1,050 pa.

The agreed term is 2 years, which is subject to a mutual break clause on giving no less than 3 months’ written notice.

The Tenant will be permitted to use the land as a garden to be kept laid to grass.

The rent will be payable in advance on the date of the agreement and on the first anniversary of the date of the agreement. The Council will collect ‘back rent’ on completion of the new agreement for the period from 18/04/22 to 30/05/22 when horse grazing ceased under the previous agreement.

The Tenant is to pay the Council’s legal and surveyor’s fees.

We plan to enter into a contract for a Telephone Information Service for Revenues and Benefits

To provide safe accommodation in Guildford for those that cannot stay in a refuge but require specialist support.

To enter into a contract with a company for their professional services in providing grave digging services to GBC Cemeteries.

To award a contract in the sum of £90,863.00 to Ash Contracting Ltd for refurbishment of staff toilet and shower facilities at Stoke Park Nursery.

To sign the joining agreement in order to access the Procure Public framework agreement for use with the Whole House Contract.

Procurement of Cryoserver licences to replace the Council's existing expiring agreement.

Procurement of Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) training for one Officer, via Softcat.

Procurement of Egress Protect licensing to replace the Council's existing expiring agreement.

Sign 6 month (with possible 3 month extension) contract with Crucial who will be providing asbestos surveys for GBC Housing and other assets within the Technical Services team.

The tenant of the property has confirmed that they wish to proceed with the purchase of the property in accordance with the right to buy legislation and at the purchase price set out in the offer notice dated 13 December 2022.

If you have any queries, then please contact Iehsana Bakth who will be happy to provide further information.

A planning application has been submitted with a viability appraisal. Officers seek to appoint a consultant to review the appraisal on the Council's behalf to ascertain if the scheme is compliant with relevant planning policies. The Council will be fully reimbursed for the costs of the review.

To approve the grant of the lease of the Riverside Centre to Webuild Athletics Ltd in line it the following terms and conditions.

The use will fall within Use Class E of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987

The agreed term is 10 years; the rent is £25,000 pax; payable quarterly in advance; subject to a rent review on the 5th anniversary upwards only.

This provides the ‘best consideration reasonably obtainable’ where the proposed term exceeds seven (7) years.

If you have any queries, then please contact Jacqueline Stewart who will be happy to provide further information.

The property in question has unsuitable shower facilities to support the resettled family. We need to pursue a license to alter under our agreement with the MOD to replace the existing mixer deck tap with a thermostatic mixing valve capable of filling the bath or supplying a shower. We also need to fit a 1 bar twin impeller booster pump below the bath supplied locally to supply this valve only.
The total cost of the works will be £2,544.00 and can be sourced out of the refugee budget.
In implementing these works we are not causing any damage to the MOD property