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PUBLIC NOTICE
DEMOLITION NOTICE
This notice is given by the
council of the London borough
of Ealing, of Town Hall, New
Broadway, Ealing W5 2BY
(Ealing Council) regarding its
intention to demolish properties
at West End Gardens, Northolt,
Middlesex, UB5 6QR
The council is required by
Schedule 5A of the Housing Act
1985, to publish the following
information:
1. The council intends to demolish
7a, 7b, 8a and 8b West End Gardens,
Northolt, Middlesex, UB5 6QR (‘the
relevant premises’)
2. The demolition of the relevant
premises is necessary for the
regeneration of West End Gardens.
3. The council intends to demolish
the relevant premises by 5 February
2023, however the intention is to
demolish as soon as possible after
the block becomes vacant.
4. The council will be serving initial
demolition notices upon the tenants
of the flats. These notices will remain
in force until 5 February 2023 unless
extended, revoked or otherwise
terminated under, or by virtue of,
paragraph 3 of S chedule 5A of the
Housing Act 1985.
5. Whilst this notice is in force,
the council will not be under an
obligation to grant a lease as is
mentioned in section 138(1) of the
Housing Act 1985 in respect of any
claim to exercise the right-to-buy in
respect of any of the flats within the
relevant premises.
6. However, right-to-buy claims
submitted to the council for any of the
properties within the relevant premises
whilst this notice is still in force will be
processed by the council as normal,
so that if the demolition plans cannot
be implemented the application can
be completed. This notice does not
prevent a council tenant submitting a
right-to-buy claim.
7. There may be a right to
compensation under section 138C of
the Housing Act 1985 in respect of
certain expenditure incurred in relation
to any existing right-to-buy claim.
8. Any claim for compensation
under the previous paragraph of
this notice should be served upon
the council within the period of
three months beginning from the
operative date of this notice.
9. If the council serves a final
demolition notice in respect of the
relevant premises and a rightto-buy application is suspended
because of the service of this notice,
that application will lapse and no
further application can be made
whilst the final demolition notice
is in effect.
10. The operative date of this notice
is 5 February 2016, which is the date
the notice was served on the secure
tenants at the relevant premises.
5 February 2016
Pat Hayes
Executive director of regeneration
and housing, on behalf of
Ealing Council