Will my bins be rebranded?
Yes, Panda will arrange to do this directly in due course.
Will my case be treated confidentially?
Yes. Every borrower’s case is treated confidentially.
Loans, Confidentially, Mortgage
Will my collection day change?
Your collection day will stay the same for the moment. Although Panda currently collect 80% of their customers on the same day as the Council, it is intended that the same collection day will apply to any single area for both existing Panda customers and the new Council customers, eventually. There will be a gradual rationalisation of routes over time and Panda will notify you in good time of any intended change.
Will my submission be published for others to see?
Will the Baths be free to access for the public?
Yes, anyone can use the baths. The project is public owned and public led. There will be a café and terrace where members of the public can enjoy a coffee or tea looking over the Bay
Will the Baths building be fully accessible?
The baths pavilion will be fully accessible to all. New public toilets at street level will also be fully accessible
Will the building owner or a person so authorised sign the statutory declaration in respect of works for which a Regularisation cert is sought?
This is a matter between the building owner and the builder/professional engaged by the building owner.
Regularisation Certificate
Will the Council inspect the property?
Properties must be of a very good to excellent standard and condition.
During the negotiation process the Council will arrange an inspection of
the property to ascertain its suitability for inclusion under lease
arrangements. It will be inspected to confirm that the property meets
very high structural and decorative standards. Properties must comply
with the Housing (Standards for Rented Houses Regulations 2008) and
also with all planning and Building Regulation.
Will the Council purchase the property from me?
In some instances the property owner may agree with the Local Authority to include an "option to purchase‟ and/or a “right of first refusal” as a condition of the lease. These clauses give the Local Authority the option to buy the property at intervals during or at the end of the lease or oblige the owner to first offer the property to the Council should he/she decide to sell. Both parties must be in agreement to include this condition and the specific terms must be negotiated.
Will the Development Plan tell me what is happening in my area?
A Development Plan sets out the land use zoning objectives for an area.
The land use zoning objectives for the County are set out over a series of 14 maps and an interactive webmap.
Certain uses which may be permitted in principle or open for consideration within each land use zone is set out Chapter 13 of the Development Plan.
Proposed development within an area occurs when a developer (public or private), or an individual, proposes and obtains the relevant planning permission. This ‘development management’ process is separate to the Development Plan making process. Proposed development is required to accord with the provisions of a Development Plan.