Wirral Council’s Cabinet agree 150 year lease for fire station in Saughall Massie
Wirral Council’s Cabinet agree 150 year lease for fire station in Saughall Massie
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Wirral Council’ Cabinet this morning agreed to a 150 year lease to Merseyside Fire and Rescue Authority of land it owns in Saughall Massie for a new fire station.
“the “Retained Land” detailed in Land Registry title number MS503610 does not include the land upon which Merseyside Fire & Rescue Authority have planning permission to build a new fire station.“
Will two overlooked covenants for “enjoyment of light” prevent a fire station at Saughall Massie from happening?
Will two overlooked covenants for “enjoyment of light” prevent a fire station at Saughall Massie from happening?
Today I read Land Registry title number MS503610 which covers various properties and includes thirteen of the properties owned by Wirral Partnership Homes Limited (who trade as Magenta Living) that are adjacent to the proposed fire station in Saughall Massie.
One of the entries in title MS503610 states the following:
“5. The right to the unimpeded access and enjoyment of light and air to all windows in the buildings now on the Retained Land from or over such part of the Property provided that nothing expressed or implied in this Transfer shall prevent the Transferee from developing the Property.”
Wirral Council claims no disclosable conflicts of interest over grant of Saughall Massie fire station planning application
Wirral Council claims no disclosable conflicts of interest over grant of Saughall Massie fire station planning application
Below is the text of a letter I received earlier this month from a David Ball at Wirral Council following a stage 1 complaint I made about the grant of planning permission APP/17/00306 (which was for a fire station in Saughall Massie).