A G R E E M E N TSection 38 Agreement • August 29th, 2023
THIS A G R E E M E N T made the day of Two Thousand and Sixteen B E T W E E N [Developer name and company no] whose registered office is [Developer’s registered address] (hereinafter called the “Owner and Developer”) of the first part SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL of The Civic Centre Civic Centre, High Street, Kingswood BS15 9TR (hereinafter called the “Council”) of the second part and [Surety] whose registered office is [Surety’s registered address] ( hereinafter called the “Surety”) of the third part
DATE 201Section 38 Agreement • May 19th, 2014
THIS AGREEMENT is made the day of Two Thousand and [ ] between [Developer] (hereinafter called “the Developer”) of the first part RHONDDA CYNON TAF COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL of The Pavilions Cambrian Park Clydach Vale CF40 2XX (hereinafter called “the Council”) of the second part and [Surety] (hereinafter called “the Surety”) of the third part
Officer Non Key Executive DecisionSection 38 Agreement • June 18th, 2024
Relevant Chief Officer (Decision Maker): John Blackledge, Director for Community and EnvironmentalServices Relevant Cabinet Member (for consultation purposes): Councillor Paula Burdess, Cabinet Member for CommunitySafety, Streetscene and Neighbourhoods Report Author (Officer nameand title): Sean Mundow. Section 38 Officer Implementation Date of Decision: 18 June 2024
S38 AgreementsSection 38 Agreement • November 17th, 2020
A G R E E M E N TSection 38 Agreement • May 5th, 2020
THIS A G R E E M E N T made the day of Two thousand and Fifteen B E T W E E N [Owner] whose registered office is at [Owner’s registered address] (hereinafter called “the Owner”) of the first part [Developer] whose registered office is at [Developer’s registered address] (hereinafter called “the Developer”) of the second part SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL of The Civic Centre Civic Centre, High Street, Kingswood BS15 9TR (hereinafter called “the Council”) of the third part and [Surety] whose registered office is at [Surety’s registered address] ( hereinafter called “the Surety”) of the fourth part
PD/no. Development Street names Developer Date 38 Signed 56A North Park Road, Kirkby Lytham Court Campbell Developments 14/09/1992 84 Birkin Close, Kirkby Birkin Close (part only) Liver Housing/ Amey Hynd 04/06/1993 401 Tarves Walk, Kirkby Tarves Walk...Section 38 Agreement • April 9th, 2019
ContractSection 38 Agreement • December 17th, 2019
Our ref:Your ref:Date:17 /12/2019 Studio 11 Architecture The Boathouse Harbour SquareNene Parade Wisbech Cambridgeshire PE13 3BH Att: Johnathon Gower Place Directorate Lincolnshire County Council Highway and Flood Authority Lancaster House, 36 Orchard StreetLINCOLN LN1 1XXTelephone: (01522) 782070Email: DevelopmentManagement@lincolnshire.gov.ukOfficer dealing: Helen Patchett
DATE 201Section 38 Agreement • May 19th, 2014
THIS AGREEMENT is made the day of Two Thousand and [ ] between [Developer] (hereinafter called “the Developer”) of the first part RHONDDA CYNON TAF COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL of The Pavilions Cambrian Park Clydach Vale CF40 2XX (hereinafter called “the Council”) of the second part and [Surety] (hereinafter called “the Surety”) of the third part
DATED 20[ ]Section 38 Agreement • October 5th, 2015 • England and Wales
ContinueSection 38 Agreement • October 24th, 2021
Adjustment of the Road Road Indenunity Insurance Policy in circumstances is required when the competent authority requires a contribution from yours towards the cost of the adoption of the roads and / or paths that serve the property as the developer fails to Building and / or maintaining the streets and / or trails for adoptable standards we want to make the purchase of legal compensation insurance or "insurance on extrasistance", as simpler as possible. Unlike other suppliers, we therefore offer our compensation quotes directly to the owners of houses, allowing you to save money and find a just policy for you. To receive an instant indenity quote today, click on à ¢ â,¬ å "Find to a quote now" or send us an e-mail to the instantinstinicity@dualgroup.com it seems you're new here. Log in or register for Start. my way is not adopted by the local advice. I contacted the advice and I informed in 2006 there was a section of section 38 applied with a bond paid by yourself I paid £ 40 for de
Highway Requirements Part 6Section 38 Agreement • July 16th, 2009
LCRIG22: Section 38 Agreement (Adoption of New Highways)Section 38 Agreement • September 19th, 2019
An adopted highway, often referred to as a highway maintainable at the public expense, is a highway, the maintenance, management and improvement of which is the responsibility of the Council as highway authority. Where new development is planned, involving the construction of new roads, the developer can offer those roads for adoption by the Council. Developers sometimes do not wish to offer newly-built roads for adoption, e.g. where they wish to
