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Liberty Wharf, St. Helier: Sub-Station: Sale

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A decision made 21 October 2016:

Decision Reference:  MD-TR-2016-0086

Decision Summary Title:

Sale of sub-station at Liberty Wharf by SoJDC

Date of Decision Summary:

18th October 2016

Decision Summary Author:

Head of Shareholder Relations

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title:

Sale of sub-station at Liberty Wharf by SoJDC

Date of Written Report:

18th October 2016

Written Report Author:

Head of Shareholder Relations

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

Exempt:

Article 33

Subject:

Shareholder approval for the States of Jersey Development Company (“SoJDC”) to sell the sub-station at Liberty Wharf to Jersey Electricity Plc (“JEC”) for £230,000.

Decision(s):

The Minister approved the sale by SoJDC of the sub-station at Liberty Wharf to the JEC for £230,000. This is subject to there being no objections after the 15 day “grace” period required under P.73/2010 in order to allow for sufficient transparency and scrutiny.

Reason(s) for Decision:

The Minister’s approval is in accordance with section 13.1 of SoJDC’s Memorandum of Understanding and the requirements in Section 12 of P.73/2010.

Resource Implications:

There are no financial consequences for the States of Jersey.

Action required:

In accordance with Section 12, of P.73/2010, this decision will not take effect for 15 days from the date of signing.

Signature:

 

Position: Connetable JM Refault,

Assistant Minister for Treasury and Resources

 

Date Signed:

Date of Decision:

 

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