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Virement of funds for 1 -21 Le Geyt Flats and The Cedars

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A decision made (14.01.2009) to approve the virement of funds for 1 - 21 Le Geyt Flats  and The Cedars

Decision Reference:          MD-H-2009-0006

Decision Summary Title :

DS – Virement of funds for: Le Geyt nos 1 – 21 & The Cedars

Date of Decision Summary:

14th January 2009

Decision Summary Author:

 

David Reid

Capital Projects Officer

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

 

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title :

WR- Virement of funds for Le Geyt nos 1 to 21 & The Cedars

Date of Written Report:

14th January 2009

Written Report Author:

David Reid

Capital Projects Officer

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

 

Public

Subject:

 

Virement of funds from the Housing Department Rolling Vote to the following Business Units:

HYC 025 Le Geyt Flats nos 1 – 21 & HYC 019 The Cedars.

 

Decision(s):

 

The Minister approved the virement of the following funds:

 

  £670,658.00 into HYC025 Le Geyt Flats nos 1 - 21.

 

  £550,000 into HYC019 The Cedars.

 

Reason(s) for Decision:

 

To Comply with Financial Direction 5.6 on the virement of project funding.

 

Resource Implications:

 

The transfer £1,220,658 from the Housing Departments rolling vote.

Action required:

 

The Minister authorised the Director of Estate Services to sign the necessary instructions on his behalf.

 

Signature:

 

 

Position:

                            MINISTER

 

Date Signed:

 

 

Date of Decision (If different from Date Signed):

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Virement of funds for 1 -21 Le Geyt Flats and The Cedars

 

DATE OF REPORT: - 14th January 2009

 

REPORT TO THE HOUSING MINISTER

 

 

APPROVAL OF THE VIREMENT OF FUNDS FOR THE REFURBISHMENT OF

Nos 1 - 21 LE GEYT FLATS & THE CEDARS.

 

Background

 

The Housing Department has committed to improving the standard of the properties contained within its property portfolio, as outlined in its Social Housing Property Plan 2007-2016.   Two of these schemes are 1 – 21 Le Geyt Flats and The Cedars.

 

1 – 21 Le Geyt Flats

 

As part of this programme of maintenance the Housing Department intends to refurbish the remaining, circa 1940’s flats at nos 1 – 21 Le Geyt, Springfield Road, St Helier. A pre-tender estimate has been carried out, and a cost of £980,280.00 inclusive of fees determined. A budget of £388,891 already exists and the department intends to undertake the virement of the remaining funds totalling £670,658.00 into the Business unit to ensure that the budget is sufficient.

The Cedars

The refurbishment of the estate is currently underway and is progressing well and within budget.  The original virement of £5,199,141 carried out in 2008 reflected the build cost only and was sufficient to contain all spend to 31st December 2008.  The balance of the budget a sum of £550,000 is required to cover all remaining fees, utilities and contingencies to completion of the project which is planned for May 2009.

Financial Direction 5.6; The Control of Capital Expenditure, requires that the Minister approve the virement of all Project Budgets.

Recommendation

That the Minister approves the virement of the following funds:

  £670,658.00 into HYC025 Le Geyt Flats nos 1 - 21.

 

  £550,000 into HYC019 The Cedars.

 

 

REPORT DRAFTED BY:- …………………………………………….          

 

David Reid – Capital Projects Officer

 

 

REPORT APPROVED BY:- ………………………………………..  

 

Carl Mavity – Director of Estate Services

 

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