Plans to build homes at a community site are due to be considered, but an offer to save it could be on its way.
Plans to build homes at a community site are due to be considered, but another offer to buy it is now expected.
The authority is therefore considering the building's future and how it will balance the need for community space, the future of the Welcome Club - which currently uses the site once a week - and “potential additional use for much-needed local affordable housing”. In response, Three Rivers has highlighted that it is obliged to act in council taxpayers’ interests and secure the best value of any asset, but acknowledged it “may be prepared to consider an appropriate financial offer from the parish that reflects the market value of the site”.If the lease was assigned to the parish council by the Red Cross, the original lease terms would still need to be followed and the British Red Cross would remain ultimately liable for it until 2065.
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