Decision - Local Land Charges Fees & Charges
As published
the council's own words, uneditedRESOLVED : That the Committee – (i) Agreed the fees and charges set out in 3.4. (ii) Delegated authority to the Executive Director Governance, People & Resources to make the changes to fees and charges. Note: If the above recommendations are not agreed, or if the committee wishes to amend the recommendations, then the item will need to be referred to the Policy & Resources Committee meeting on 9 th February to be dealt with as part of the overall budget. This is because the budget is being developed on the assumption that the fees and charges are agreed as recommended and any failure to agree, or a proposal to agree different fees and charges, will have an impact on the overall budget, which means it needs to be dealt with by the Policy & Resources Committee as per the requirements of the constitution. This will not stop the committee from making recommendations to P&R.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 2351/744 tokens · 6470ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 11:58The report proposed increasing Brighton & Hove City Council’s Local Land Charges fees by 19% for 2023/24. The increases were intended to reflect higher service costs and expected reductions in property transactions while maintaining market share.
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parsed- If approved, implement the 2023/24 Local Land Charges fees and charges.
- The Executive Director Governance, People & Resources will be authorised to make the fee and charge changes.
- Reflect any resulting budget changes in the revenue budget report to Policy & Resources Committee and Budget Council in February 2023.
- Monitor income from fees and charges through Targeted Budget Monitoring.