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18 07/0620/OUT Member Briefing Note: Affordable Housing Tenure Split at Clay Farm PDF 96 KB
Minutes:
The Committee received a briefing from the Housing
Development Officer, Cambridge City and South Cambridgeshire District Council.
The briefing explained why it was agreed in 2011 that the
Affordable Housing tenure split at Clay Farm is 60% Affordable Rent and 40%
Shared Ownership as opposed to the S106 agreement preferred split of 75%
Affordable Rent and 25% Intermediate
In response to the briefing, Members’ made the following
comments:
i.
Expressed disappointment that the aspiration of
delivering a higher proportion of Affordable Rented units, in accordance with
the top of the approved S106 cascade could not be achieved during this time period .
ii.
Suggested that the table demonstrating the
tenure splits across the site lacked clarity in terms of the difference between
numbers of units and percentages.
In response to Members’ questions about Right to Buy
,the Housing Development
Officer confirmed that there were no restrictions in place regarding stair-casing. With the
exception of some rural exception sites, stair-casing up to purchasing 100% of
the property was possible.