Decision - Homes for Brighton & Hove - Revised Business Plan

Brighton and Hove Housing Committee Decided 22 Jun 2022 for determination GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Housing Committee

Report author

Sam Smith

Published

23 Jun 2022

Reference

6629

As published

the council's own words, unedited

RESOLVED: 2.1 Recommends to Policy & Resources Committee that it agrees the revised business plan in the Part 2 report and that it delegates authority to the Executive Director Housing, Neighbourhoods and Communities to take all steps necessary to enable and facilitate the implementation of the revised Business Plan including providing reserved matters approval pursuant to the Agreement. That Policy & Resources Committee: 2.2 Agrees to the revised business plan in the Part 2 report and delegates authority to the Executive Director Housing, Neighbourhoods and Communities to take all steps necessary to enable and facilitate the implementation of the revised Business Plan including providing reserved matters approval pursuant to the Members Agreement.

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The document explains the formation and purpose of the HBH partnership between Hyde and the Council to deliver genuinely affordable housing in Brighton and Hove. It updates the housing and financial context, proposes a development company model using Homes England funding, and sets out sustainability and design standards for future developments.

Recommendation

To update the HBH business plan and adopt the development company model, updated sustainability standards and design guide described in the appendices.

Financial impact

No specific budget amount stated; the document refers to Council investment returns and Homes England funding.

Ward affected

city-wide

Stakeholders named

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Low-income working householdsLocal people in Brighton and HoveRegistered ProvidersBrighton and Hove City CouncilHydeHomes EnglandHousing applicants on the Council’s Common Housing Register

Next steps

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HBH will adopt the stated sustainability standards and work towards carbon neutrality for all its developments.
The sustainability standards will be reviewed and updated annually.
HBH will deliver rented homes at Social Rents and make them available through the Council’s Common Housing Register.

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