Examples of Council Asset in a sentence
To review the Asset Management Plans prepared by Services and co- ordinate these into an overall Council Asset Management Plan.
Ideally these buildings would be sold to the occupier with Council retaining ownership of the reserve land they are situated on.A large number of Commercial Properties are being considered for disposal as part of this Plan, recognising that the property serves no primary purpose as a Council Asset.
Where a Disposal of a Council Asset is proposed which is at less than best consideration reasonably obtainable (determined by the market or a qualified Valuer); and where the Council has the power to do so, no Disposal shall be made without the express written approval of the Director of Corporate Services and the appropriate Authorising Body, in consultation with Commercial Services and Legal Services.
In all cases where the Disposal of a Council Asset is or includes works and/or services to be performed or goods to be supplied which may result in the transaction being subject to UK / associated Procurement Law then the Responsible Officer shall liaise with Legal Services and shall be responsible for ensuring compliance with UK / associated Procurement Law.
The Consent Holder shall enter into a separate bond with Council Asset & Network Unit (Parks) Team to the value of 50% of the cost to replace and replant all street trees.
The AUS-SPEC defaults should be revised by Council, in line with the Council Asset Management policy.
Following closure, the Walnut Close site will be placed into the management of the Council Asset Management Group for decisions regarding the disposal of the land and building.
The savings assume no costs associated in closing Walnut and no redundancy costs.At the conclusion of the closure, the property will be managed by the Council Asset Management Group and depending on the disposal of the property there may be some associated costs ongoing such as securing the premises and business rates.Human Resource:Rebecca Bird (HR Manager) has been involved in discussions regarding redeployment of staff and potential risk of a redundancy.
Where a Disposal of a Council Asset is proposed which is at less than best consideration reasonably obtainable (determined by the market or a qualified Valuer), and where the Council has the power to do so, no Disposal shall be made without the express written approval of the Director of Corporate Services and the appropriate Authorising Body and in consultation with Corporate Services and Legal Services.
A copy of the report shall also be provided to the Selwyn District Council Asset Manager.