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Foi Request 5838790 Brighton Hove City Council Downland Estate Leases, Expiry Dates & Break Clause Provisions FoI Request 5838790 As at February 2020 Brighton Hove City Council Downland Estate leases, expiry dates & break clause provisions Unit Internal Reference & Site Lease End Break Status Agricultural Land at Falmer Allotments Let 09/06/2108 n/a PCL0020 - Land At Castle Hill Let no end date n/a PCL0052 - Land At East Hill Let 28/09/2020 12 months - landlord or tenant PCL0064 - High Park Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0069 - Housedean Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0091 - Lower Paythorne Farm Let 29/09/2028 none PCL0133 - Mile Oak Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0159 - Ovingdean Grange Farm Let 29/09/2022 none before lease end date PCL0175 - Pickershill Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0196 - Standean Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0220 - Upper Bevendean Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0224 - Waterhall Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0224 - Land At Coney Hill Let 28/09/2023 On the death or physical or mental incapacity of the Tenant PCL0333 - Balmer Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0334 - Balsdean Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0337 - Challoners & New Barn Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0339 - Court Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0341 - Falmer Road - Paddock - East Let 29/08/2021 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL0351 - New Barn Farm Let no end date n/a PCL0354 - Plumpton Hill (Land) Let no end date n/a PCL0357 - Ingleside Stables Let 24/12/2021 6 months - landlord or tenant PCL0358 - Southdown Riding School Let 04/09/2021 6 months - landlord or tenant PCL0385 - Land to West of Mile Oak Let 31/10/2022 12 months - landlord only PCL0386 - Land at Mill Hill Let no end date n/a PCL0387 - Land South of Poynings to Fulking Road Let no end date n/a PCL0887 - Dovecote Stables Let 13/07/2022 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL0937 - Stanmer Orchard Let 31/01/2024 none PCL0958 - Patcham Court Valley Let 28/09/2022 12 months - landlord only PCL1004 - Patcham Court (Tegdown Sth) Let 28/09/2022 none PCL1004 - Patcham Court Let 28/09/2022 On the death or physical or mental incapacity of the Tenant PCL1011 - Land At Beacon Hill Let 03/07/2022 6 months - landlord or tenant PCL1299 - Stanmer Village Paddock Let 31/05/2020 none PCL1401 - Home Farm, Moulsecoomb Let 28/09/2022 none PCL1402 - Land Adjoining Green Broom, Home Farm Let 28/09/2030 29/09/2020 and 29/09/2025 - tenant only PCL1402 - Stanmer Home Farm & St Mary's Let 28/09/2022 none PCL1402 - Stanmer North Agricultural Buildings Let 28/09/2020 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL1436 - Land At Ridge Road Let 24/12/2029 12 months notice - tenant only or on the death or physical or mental incapacity of the second joint tenant (landlord) PCL1437 - Saltdean (Land) Coombe Farm Land Let 28/09/2023 12 months - landlord only - for flood defence only PCL1440 - Hog Trough Bottom Let 28/09/2022 none PCL2654 - Court Farm East Let 28/09/2032 none PCL2655 - Court Farm West Let 28/09/2032 none PCL2658 - Falmer Chalk Field Let 28/09/2020 none PCL1435 & PCL1434 - Land to the West & East of Ditchling Road Let 28/09/2022 12 months - landlord or tenant Commercial PCL0061 - Land At Hangleton Bottom Let 31/03/2020 n/a PCL0394 - Patcham Rifle Range (Deep Bottom Rifle Range Standean) Let 28/09/2028 none PCL0807 - Part Middle Grain Store Let 12/09/2022 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL0939 - Land North of Warren Road Let 28/09/2021 4 months - landlord only PCL1438 - Falmer Shop and Land Let 09/06/2027 none before lease end date PCL2605 - The Workshop at Stanmer Park Let 04/06/2020 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL2605 - The Garage - Stanmer Village Let 04/06/2020 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL2605 - The Tractor Shed Let 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL2605 - Store Adjacent to Tractor Shed Let 28/02/2021 4 months - landlord or tenant PCL9001 - Bray Pool Lay By Let month to month n/a Miscellaneous PCL2612 - Brighton Radio Flying Club Let 28/09/2029 29th September 2020, 2023, 2026 with 6 months notice - tenant only Residential PCL0987 - 61 Park Street Let no end date n/a File Ref: FoI 5838790 Downland Tenancy Leases.xlsm Page 1 of 1 Print Date: 07/02/2020.
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