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Combined Executive Agenda 120410.pdf - North Ayrshire Council

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2.2 In 2011, Cunninghame Housing Association commissioned a<br />

valuation of the land which forms the extent of Vineburgh Phase 3<br />

(location plan included as Appendix 1). A gross affordable value of<br />

£1,065,0000 was established. This assumed demolition costs of<br />

£200,000, resulting in a net value (sale value) of £865,000.<br />

2.3 In January 2012, the <strong>Council</strong> instructed the District Valuer to identify<br />

the current affordable value of the land. On this occasion a gross<br />

valuation of £990,000 was identified. Demolition costs of £200,000<br />

were again assumed, giving a net value of £790,000.<br />

2.4 Cunninghame Housing Association have since tendered the<br />

demolition exercise and actual demolition costs of £124,873 have<br />

been established. Based on the most recent valuation, this adjusts<br />

the net value of the site to £865,127 (ie. £990,000-£124,873).<br />

2.5 The <strong>Council</strong>'s recent valuation is a reduction £75,000 from<br />

Cunninghame Housing Association's valuation. The reduction can be<br />

attributed to the inclusion of 10 shared equity units in Phase 3 of the<br />

Vineburgh project; this tenure type realises a lesser per unit land value<br />

than social rented housing.<br />

2.6 The <strong>Council</strong> is required to seek Scottish Government approval for the<br />

disposal of any land which is held on the Housing Revenue Account.<br />

The <strong>Council</strong>'s Legal Services will ensure this is obtained before the<br />

sale of land proceeds.<br />

2.7 Following <strong>Executive</strong> approval, Legal Services will approach the<br />

Government for their approval to dispose of the land in question to<br />

Cunninghame Housing Association for £865,127. Within the terms of<br />

sale there will be a clawback clause which will ensure that for every<br />

unit of shared equity housing not delivered (under the proposed figure<br />

of 10 units), the <strong>Council</strong> will be paid an additional £7,500.<br />

Extra-Ordinary Development Costs<br />

2.8 Negotiations have been held with Cunninghame Housing Association,<br />

and a maximum (capped) level of extra-ordinary development costs<br />

for which the <strong>Council</strong> will accept a claim from CHA for recompense in<br />

relation to the development of the site proposed as follows:<br />

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