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Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

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Page 1: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

Council Housing for Tomorrow

Informal BriefingApril 2014

Page 2: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

What are we trying to achieve?

• Deliver quality affordable housing in areas of high local need

• Redevelopment of Council owned sites• Best use of land• Grant funding for Cornwall from the

Homes and Communities Agency

Page 3: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

Housing Need – Liskeard

Homechoice Data - Liskeard

Band 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 bed 4 bed 5+ Bed Total

A 8 2 0 2 0 12

B 40 18 8 5 4 75

C 52 41 19 18 3 133

D 35 18 3 0 0 56

E 215 124 41 9 0 389

Total 350 203 71 34 7 665

  52.6% 30.5% 10.7% 5.1% 1.1%  

Page 4: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

Why is affordable housing important?

Many reasons • Our future , the next generation• Quality of life• Life Opportunities• Good health• Basic need

Page 5: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

Affordable Housing Programme 2015-2018

• What is on offer? £1.7b nationally• Outcomes required

• Increase supply of affordable rented homes (up to 80% market value)

• Build what is needed• Provide value for money

• Why bid?• Funding stream• Reputation

• How do we make a successful bid?

Page 6: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

Affordable Housing Programme How do we make a successful bid?

• Must have site specific schemes• Must have certainty of ownership• Need certainty of delivery& early delivery • Tactics - phase 1 (Firm) • & phase 2(Continuous Market Engagement)• Value for money

• Use of public land• Use of right to buy receipts• Rent model

Page 7: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

So…..• We have housing need ……• We have an opportunity for additional

funding….• We have council ownership of land

But ….we need certainty on

• identified sites; agreed numbers• Community support• Deliverability in 2015/16

Page 8: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

What sites can we consider?

• Council Owned

• Identified as available assets

• Already under consideration

• Car parks

Page 9: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

Rapsons, Liskeard

Page 10: Council Housing for Tomorrow Informal Briefing April 2014

Car Park sites - resolving issues

Is there political support to find solutions?• Assess site conditions• Assess planning potential• Review deliverability of sites

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Next Steps

• Assess feedback • Assess potential deliverability• Review risks and potential measures to

overcome risks• Check site viability