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34 Clos du Ruisseau, La Grande Route de St. Martin, St. Martin, JE3 6UU - Lease.

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A decision made (03/11/08) regarding: 34 Clos du Ruisseau, La Grande Route de St. Martin, St. Martin, JE3 6UU - Lease.

Decision Reference:  MD-PH-2008-0088 

Decision Summary Title :

DS - No 34 Clos du Ruisseau, La Grande Route de St Martin, St Martin, JE3 6UU – Lease

Date of Decision Summary:

28/10/08

Decision Summary Author:

Amy Vibert – Building Surveyor

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title :

WR - No 34 Clos du Ruisseau, La Grande Route de St Martin, St Martin, JE3 6UU – Lease

Date of Written Report:

28/10/08

Written Report Author:

Amy Vibert – Building Surveyor

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

Exempt Clause 3.2.1(a)(i)

Subject: 2083 - No 34 Clos du Ruisseau, La Grande Route de St Martin, St Martin, JE3 6UU – Lease

Decision(s): 

1. The Minister approved, as recommended by Property Holdings, for the Public of the Island to enter into a lease for No 34 Clos du Ruisseau, La Grande Route de St Martin, St Martin, JE3 6UU for a period of two years, with effect from 1 November 2008.  

The rental shall be £12,315.00 per annum, subject to annual review in accordance with the Jersey Retail Price Index.

Reason(s) for Decision: 

1.  Under Standing Order 168 (1) (a) and 168 (3) the Minister hereby notified the States that he had accepted the recommendation of Property Holdings to agree to the above land transaction.

Resource Implications: 

Other than those detailed in the report there are no further financial or manpower Implications. 

Action required: 

1. In accordance with Standing Order 168 (3) this decision must be presented to the States at least 15 working days before the contract is passed.  After the expiry of 15 working days following presentation to the States the transaction may be concluded. 

2. The Director of Property Holdings is to pass any contract which is required to be passed on behalf of the Public, and to copy this decision to the Minister, Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer.

Signature: 
 
 

Position: Deputy J A N Le Fondré

Assistant Minister*

                 

MD-PH-2008-0088 

Date Signed: 

03/11/08

Date of Decision:

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