Combined Executive Agenda 120410.pdf - North Ayrshire Council

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with particular needs. North Ayrshire Strategic Housing Investment Plan 2012-2015 61. The other unit at Seaton Terrace, Irvine will be remodelled to provide 3 ‘particular needs’ amenity bungalows, one of which will be developed in consultation with the future tenant to ensure their specific needs are met. 62. The Council has made provision for these projects, which will both conclude in 2012/13, within the budget for that year. REGENERATING NORTH AYRSHIRE 63. Regenerating the area is a priority for the Council, the Community Planning Partnership, and the Irvine Bay Urban Regeneration Company. 64. Various projects are currently being undertaken by the Council, Irvine Housing Association and Cunninghame Housing Association in the area. These are included in the SHIP templates, and comprise the remodelling of low demand housing into more suitable and aspirational housing which will provide a longterm sustainable housing solution for local people. 65. However, the Council, and its partners, are also investing in other affordable housing regeneration projects. These endeavours will seek to upgrade the visual amenity of existing housing to ensure ongoing demand for these properties in terms of affordable housing solutions. MONTGOMERIE STREET,ARDROSSAN 66. The Council has budgeted £669,000 towards the regeneration of flatted properties in Montgomerie Street, Ardrossan. 67. Physical improvements will be carried out to the external landscape and fabric of the existing buildings in order to ensure sustainable long term demand for these properties through a visual regeneration of the area. 68. The project supports and compliments the re-provisioning work at the adjacent Currie Court Sheltered Housing Complex, which is described in paragraph 42. 69. Furthermore, the project also supports the work that the Irvine Bay Regeneration Company is undertaking in terms of regenerating Ardrossan town centre. WESTERN GATEWAY,KILWINNING 70. The enhancement of the Western Gateway, Kilwinning is a key development priority within the Irvine Bay Regeneration Company's Kilwinning Town Regeneration Plan. The Western Gateway itself comprises of 12 maisonettes located above ground floor retail units at the western entrance to Kilwinning town centre. 71. North Ayrshire Council has been working with the Regeneration Company to identify a positive course of action which will contribute to the company’s 9 | P age 96
objective of regenerating and revitalising the town centre. North Ayrshire Strategic Housing Investment Plan 2012-2015 72. The project comprises upgrading works with an element of remodelling work included and aims to enhance the appearance of the block whilst also addressing issues of anti-social behaviour in and around the access points to the residential units. 73. The project will ensure future demand for the area is retained. 74. The Council has committed a budget in 2012/13 for £465,000. The Irvine Bay Regeneration Company will contribute the balance. SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE 75. The Scheme of Assistance is designed to be fair, sustainable and transparent in meeting its aims of: � helping older people, and people with disabilities, who are living in the private sector to make adaptations which allow them to live in their home for as long as they choose to do so; and � addressing disrepair in private sector homes by encouraging home owners to recognise that they have the primary responsibility for maintaining their properties. 76. In terms of investment, North Ayrshire Council has a duty to contribute to the cost of approved work, where it has been assessed that these are essential to allow a disabled person live in either owner occupied or private rented accommodation. This contribution is a minimum of 80% of the cost of approved works for standard amenities. 77. Funding is also available in the following situations: � To allow access to standard amenities; � For the provision of an additional or replacement standard amenity; or, � For an extension or structural adaptation to allow provision of, or access to, a standard amenity. 78. In some very exceptional situations (eg. moving has been assessed as likely to have a significant detrimental impact on an individuals health), and where hardship can be demonstrated (through receipt of specific benefits), the Council has also made provision, through Social Services budgets, to help households fund the cost of the remaining 20% of the adaptation cost. 79. The Council will allocate £1.36million in 2012/13 to allow the provision of grant funded equipment and adaptations. This money will help older people and people with disabilities (who are living in the private sector) make adaptations which will allow them to live in their home for as long as they choose to do so. 10 | P age 97
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12. Energy Issues in North Ayrshire
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