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Variation of S106 Agreement for the mortgagee in possession obligations to be varied in line with National Housing Federation - Example Standard Mortgage Clause

Land north of Havant Road and west of Selangor Ave, Emsworth

Decision MadeReference: APP/19/00290Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Variation of S106 Agreement
Received
11 Mar 2019
Validated
20 Mar 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Variation of S106 Agreement for the mortgagee in possession obligations to be varied in line with National Housing Federation - Example Standard Mortgage Clause

Proposal details

Reference
APP/19/00290

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Application location

Land north of Havant Road and west of Selangor Ave, Emsworth

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 18/04/2019Public Comment · PDF26 Apr 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - RECD 10/04/2019Public Comment · PDF17 Apr 2019View
APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF26 Mar 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 12/04/2019Public Comment · PDF17 Apr 2019View
EXTENSION OF TIMEApplication · PDF4 Jun 2019View
TITLE:SUPPORT - RECD 04/04/2019Public Comment · PDF9 Apr 2019View
Title: AFFORDABLE HOUSING CONVEYANCEMaps & Plans · PDF12 Apr 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 23/04/19Public Comment · PDF26 Apr 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 15/04/2019Public Comment · PDF24 Apr 2019View
Title: AFFORDABLE HOUSING CONVEYANCEMaps & Plans · PDF12 Apr 2019View
SIGNED DEED OF VARIATIONS106 Correspondence · PDF23 Jul 2020View
TITLE:SUPPORT - DATED 12/04/2019Public Comment · PDF17 Apr 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 18/04/2019Public Comment · PDF26 Apr 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 09/04/2019Public Comment · PDF17 Apr 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 18/04/19Public Comment · PDF26 Apr 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 27/04/2019Public Comment · PDF7 May 2019View
Title: MRS LOUISE WEAVER - COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE OFFICERConsultee Comment · PDF12 Apr 2019View
Title: EXTENSION OF TIME AGREEMENTApplication · PDF24 Jul 2019View
TITLE:OBJECT - DATED 08/04/2019Public Comment · PDF17 Apr 2019View

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