Local Lettings Plans Sample Clauses

Local Lettings Plans. Where there is a Local Lettings Plan in place for a scheme this is included as an appendix to the Nomination Agreement

Local Lettings Plans. In some circumstances, the registered provider partner organisations may decide to let properties with additional criteria, in the interests of building strong and sustainable communities or to deal with particular local issues. These additional criteria will be laid out in a Local Lettings Plan. Upon completion of any local lettings plans, the relevant local authority will be informed of the details of the plan. Local lettings plans will set out the following:  A clear definition of the objective(s) to be achieved, backed up by supporting evidence  A method which is likely to achieve the objective(s)  A potential equality impact assessment  How the scheme will be monitored and who will be involved  Mechanisms of reporting and reviewing the scheme  How views of local communities have shaped the scheme  A clear exit strategy Local lettings plans will be used to achieve a wide variety of housing management and policy objectives, including:  Creating more mixed and/or sustainable communities  Dealing with a concentration of deprivation  Ensuring properties that are particularly suited to being made accessible (e.g. ground floor flats) are prioritised for those with access needs  Relocating essential workers such as teachers, nurses, police officers, etc within a reasonable travelling distance from their work  Supporting people in work/volunteering or people who are seeking work or seeking volunteering opportunities  Dealing sensitively with lettings in rural areas to sustain communities by giving priority to those with a local connection of more than two years  Take into account the needs of mobile workers such as those in armed forces  Where a child to adult ratio could be lowered on an estate where there is a high child density, or conversely, young single people could be integrated into an estate where there is a high older person ratio  Where there are reasons to positively discriminate due to age, for example accommodation that is only suitable for applicants under the age of 35 years or over the age of state pension entitlement These plans should be reviewed on an annual basis.

Local Lettings Plans. 8.1 Where it is deemed appropriate and necessary CDC will enter in to a Local Lettings Plan on an individual scheme/property basis.

Local Lettings Plans. 7.1 The Affordable Housing Provider agrees that in the case of a local lettings plan being required for every development of six or more new build Units, it shall propose a LLP to the Council not later than 90 days before the anticipated date of practical completion of the first unit in the development