Examples of One Public Estate in a sentence
Discussions underway with the County Council in West Kent, and the One Public Estate programme, have the potential to contribute to this thinking.
There have also been other grant contributions from WYTF, Homes England, One Public Estate, LCR LEP, YNYER LEP and Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) EZ funding.
Options are currently being explored and external funding being sought via the Government’s One Public Estate (OPE) Programme to support feasibility work.
Woerdman (page 6) notes this distinction between different tax rates (in the form of tax exemptions) and grandfather-based assignment of pollution permits: “Some believe grandfathering emissions permits implies a competitive distortion because it would have the same distorting effect as granting tax exemptions to certain firms.
All public sector bodies are under financial pressure as well as there being a need to offer the public a more coherent means of accessing services, and the One Public Estate (OPE) project aims to achieve the rationalisation of publicly held assets.
A further £20,000 of funding has been made available through the Cabinet Office under the One Public Estate Programme (OPEP) which aims to support projects to co-locate public sector assets.
Establish a Joint Investment and Assets Board to review all land and property (including surplus property and land) held by the public sector (including central Government departments and agencies, Local Authorities, the NHS, MoD, and HCA), building on the success of the One Public Estate Programme and to work together to invest in our strategic infrastructure priorities.
Through the North Midlands One Public Estate (OPE) programme, public sector partners across Derbyshire are seeking to enable housing delivery on small to medium sites of up to 80 units.
NWL: One Public Estate: Collaborative Regeneration at Northwick ParkThe vision is to create a ground breaking scheme that complements the park and outer London setting, delivering over 1,500 homes and generating capital receipts to support the redevelopment of the hospital.The project brings together four land-owning partners: the London North West Healthcare NHS Trust, the University of Westminster, Network Homes (a RegisteredProvider) and the London Borough of Brent.
WHBC is part of Hertfordshire One Public Estate initiative which seeks to make best use of all publicly owned land, including for housing development.