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The Proposals. Outline planning permission is being sought for a Defence Technical College and its associated development with all matters reserved, apart from the following elements of the development, for which full permission is sought now: • The proposed access road to serve the DTC development, with the exception of the highway improvements to the east of the proposed main gate up to Cowbridge Road (Drwg 3622\PA\1514 Northern Access Road Museum Access and Spar Development Junction Details refers - which have been removed from the detailed scheme and will instead be covered as a reserved matter) • The proposed B4265 highway improvement works between Gileston and Old Mill; and • The proposed improvement to a section of the existing Eglwys Brewis Road. For the remainder of the development, the details of the access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale of the development are reserved for subsequent approval. Notwithstanding this, the application is supported by an extensive amount of detailed background information on the nature, scale and layout of the proposals for illustrative purposes only. This supporting information not only provides an indication of the likely form of the development, but also summarises the assumptions that have been made as the basis for undertaking the various assessments. The development as a whole is, therefore, comprised of the following elements: (Note: references to building dimensions and individual site areas are taken from indicative layout plans and are, therefore approximate/likely scale parameters) • The use and extension of the existing Super Hangar for training purposes; • A new Energy Centre / Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Plant comprising a building approximately 24m in height and a chimney approximately 30m in height, located west of the main hangar (approximately 1600sqm of floorspace) • A Museum of Military History, sited east of the main hangar and main entrance gate. • Sports and recreation facilities west of Picketston, which will be available for use by the public when not required for use by the DTC. • a crèche, community centre and a 150 bed hotel, to be sited north of the new access road and adjacent to the sports facilities. • Single Living Accommodation (SLA) for visiting trainees and military personnel, located to the east of the main hangar building (approx 124,000sqm of floorspace) • Service Families’ Accommodation (SFA) housing for up to 483 personnel and their families, located across 4 different sites, na...
The Proposals. Section 1: Key terms of the Proposals
1 Introduction
1.1 Pursuant to the Proposals, each Consenting Beneficiary will be entitled to have allocated to it a share of the cash and proceeds of liquidation of securities received by the Company from LBI. Each Consenting Beneficiary will be entitled to receive a distribution out of its share.
1.2 The Proposals will be effected by the Amended and Restated CRA and the OSA (both of which will incorporate the Common Terms).
1.3 Part I (Letter from the Joint Administrators) provides the background to and a summary of the Proposals. Section 1 of this Part III provides further detail on the Proposals and should be read in conjunction with the Common Terms. The Common Terms can be found on the Portal.
1.4 Section 2 of this Part III provides further detail on the OSA and should be read in conjunction with the OSA itself. The OSA can be found on the Portal.
1.5 Section 3 of this Part III provides further details on the Amended and Restated CRA and should be read in conjunction with the Amended and Restated CRA itself. The Amended and Restated CRA can be found on the Portal.
2 Trust Entitlement
2.1 The Company will hold the LBI Distribution received by it on trust for the customers with LBI Asset Claims.
2.2 Each Consenting Beneficiary will agree that its only claims against the Company with respect to its LBI Asset Claims are its Proprietary Claim (as defined in the Common Terms) and, if applicable, a shortfall claim (as described below) pursuant to the Common Terms (its “Common Terms Claims”). The Proprietary Claim of each Consenting Beneficiary is a beneficial interest in a share of the LBI Distribution as determined in accordance with the Common Terms. The share of the LBI Distribution to be allocated to each Consenting Beneficiary will be determined pro rata according to its Best Claim.
2.3 No Consenting Beneficiary shall have any claim to any specific asset received or held by the Company as part of the LBI Distribution. The interest of the Consenting Beneficiaries in the Omnibus Trust is an interest in a share in the pool of property comprised in that trust, such share being as determined under the Common Terms.
2.4 All income arising on the LBI Distribution held by the Company on trust will also be held for the benefit of all customers who have LBI Asset Claims.
The Proposals. The Arrangement Resolution
The Proposals. The Proposals, dated 17 November 2017, was received by the last NRA on 17 November 2017, together with a supporting document of the necessary arrangements to support the functioning of wholesale electricity markets in accordance to Article 30(6) of the Regulation 2016/1719. The Proposals shall take into account the general principles, goals and other methodologies set out in the Regulation 2016/1719. The goal of the Regulation 2016/1719 is the coordination and harmonisation of forward capacity calculation and allocation in the long-term capacity markets, and it sets requirements for the TSOs to co-operate on a pan-European level; on the level of CCRs, and across bidding zone borders. Also, the Proposals shall contribute with the efficient long-term operation and development of the electricity transmission system and electricity sector in the Union.
The Proposals. The Council proposes to enter into a four year Framework Agreement (“the Agreement”) with up to twenty six major construction contractors, any one of whom may then be instructed to undertake the following types of works and associated services to the Council’s residential properties, borough-wide: repair and upgrading of the structure and external fabric of individual buildings and communal areas. The works will also include mechanical and electrical works where these are associated with the works), the replacement of roofs and windows and the cyclical redecoration of the outsides of buildings and communal areas. They will also include works to estate areas, such as landscaping, replacement of paths, provision of fencing and so on. As you will appreciate, this description cannot be, and is not intended to be, comprehensive.
The Proposals. The Council is proposing to enter into four separate agreements relating to the housing capital programme, including meeting the decent homes standard. It has prepared a written Proposal for each of these.