Sunday, 27 September 2015
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Sky Wide Open proposals = peter pan flights of fancy
Economic Development & Culture Committee agreed to pass the proposals to P&R ::: no date, though. the earliest date would be June 11th.....
Thursday, 5 March 2015
Monday, 2 March 2015
Beach Huts, Hove (2% rise) vs Beach Chalets (25% /25%) (please pass me my gun)
dear officer
RE: proposed 2 year 25/25% rent rise for Beach Chalets
What
is the proposed rise for the Hove beach huts ground-rent? I assume that
those huts are owned by the tenants and the Council only charges
ground-rent and transfer-fee but I wanted to know how many are there and
what is the rise for comparison purposes.
Can you let me know before the adjourned Budget meeting on Tuesday?
officer replies:
There
are approximately 450 beach huts. The proposal is to increase the
Licence Fee to place a beach hut on Hove Promenade by 2% to £321.00.
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question:
Hove 450 huts x £314 pa = £141300
increase 2% = £2,826
increase 25% = £35,325
Beach Chalet 25/25% rent rise : £12,057 / £12,057= £24,114
query: why the difference?
in reply
"Each
of the fees and charges are considered on an individual basis and
increased by inflation, unless it is deemed appropriate to recommend an
above inflation increase.
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Did any councillor reply to my query? No
Wednesday, 18 February 2015
negotiation by email: see you at the ballot box
Surely you could reduce the rise to say 10% / 10% ??
No: we have decided our amendments; we are going to try to save some childrens centres, some voluntary groups, and some public toilets, as well as trying to keep parking increases down. We did not choose to keep beach hut rental increases down, sorry. Neither the cuts nor the Budget are our doing and we have chosen our priorities.
Councillor Warren Morgan
East Brighton Ward
Leader of the Labour Group
No: we have decided our amendments; we are going to try to save some childrens centres, some voluntary groups, and some public toilets, as well as trying to keep parking increases down. We did not choose to keep beach hut rental increases down, sorry. Neither the cuts nor the Budget are our doing and we have chosen our priorities.
Councillor Warren Morgan
East Brighton Ward
Leader of the Labour Group
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