Decision - Permission to Establish an Urgency Sub-Committee to Oversee Disposal of 31 Palmeira Avenue, Hove Also Known as Penny Gobby House
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the council's own words, uneditedRESOLVED : That the Committee agreed to establish an urgency sub-committee which would consist of three members, nominated by group leaders to make decisions on behalf of the Council acting as trustee of the Penny Gobby House School Charity on: · the disposal of 31 Palmeira Avenue, Hove currently occupied by the Jeanne Saunders Centre ('Penny Gobby House') charity · the purchase of the Annexe at Connaught Road by the Charity · arrangements to ringfence any net surplus proceeds of sale for the Charity's use · the establishment of a management committee.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 2875/1382 tokens · 10172ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 12:00The report sought approval to establish a three-member urgency sub-committee to act for Brighton & Hove City Council in its capacity as sole trustee of the Penny Gobby House School Charity. The sub-committee would oversee the proposed sale of 31 Palmeira Avenue, the Charity’s purchase of the Annexe at Connaught Road, protection of any surplus sale proceeds and establishment of a management committee.
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parsedNext steps
parsed- Establish the three-member urgency sub-committee.
- The urgency sub-committee will progress decisions on disposal of 31 Palmeira Avenue, purchase of the Annexe at Connaught Road, ringfencing surplus proceeds and establishing a management committee.
- Report the sub-committee’s decisions to the Policy & Resources Committee for information.
- Develop detailed proposals and terms of reference for the management committee.
- Use any net surplus sale proceeds in furtherance of the Charity’s objectives.