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Community Asset Transfer and Participation Requests Appendix 2 Community Asset Transfer and Participation Requests (Updated 01/07/19) Current Delivery Model – Overview of Progress Engagement with Organisations Arising from Community Asset Transfer or Participation Request Enquiries 1. Successful Outcome/Complete Organisation/group Asset /Service Outcome Any Outstanding Action Cumbernauld Rugby Club Cumbernauld Rugby Field Lease in place N/A Glenboig Community Glenboig Park Lease in place N/A Development Trust ‐ Lease Greengairs Community Council Greengairs Hall Extension to lease agreed N/A Motherwell Veterans Café Craigneuk Regeneration Centre Lease in place subject to remedial repairs Lease in place subject to remedial repairs Glenboig Community Glenboig Community Centre Title transfer complete Dec 2018 N/A Development Trust Kirkshaws Neighbourhood Trust Kirkshaws Neighbourhood Title transfer complete Oct 2018 N/A St Andrews Hospice Former Works Depot Title transfer complete N/A Jump Gymnastics Gymnastics Academy, Broadwood Initially group wanted to take on lease, N/A this coincided with North Lanarkshire Leisure reviewing the use of academy and resulted in a partnership agreement for Jump GBT Shotts ‐Lease Springhill Senior Lease in place until CAT is concluded N/A Northern Corridor Volunteers Land on Lorne Ave Lease been agreed N/A 2. Not Progressing or Unsuccessful Organisation/group Asset /Service outcome Update on Progress and any Challenges Burnsbank Boys Club Old Bowling Club , Whifflet Park Unable to progress, land is Common Good N/A Deaf Services Lanarkshire Whifflet Centre Not progressing under CAT process as the Group are looking at options group are unable to sustain payment of around commercial lease for other lease costs. premises Coltness Boxing and Bowling Club Coltness Community Centre Group ceased to exist and centre now on N/A demolition list Lanarkshire Deaf Club Daisy Park Centre Council owns building but not land so Council owns building but not land unable to progress so unable to progress Mac Martial Arts Coltness Community Centre Centre now on demolition list N/A ABC Group Sports field Bellshill Lease request now submitted Awaiting head of terms to assess if Awaiting business plan from the group the group are likely to be able to afford the lease amount. The group were not in contact for over 6 months so nothing has been progressed to confirm funding or the cost of lease. This group is not in CAT process M4UML2 M4UML2 Building Wishaw Extension to lease with lower rate working Agree options and progress to towards full CAT lease. Group have decided not to pursue. However it should be noted they are struggling with the cost of their current Lease 3. Outstanding Lease Agreements Organisation/group Asset /Service Preferred Outcome Update on Progress and Likely Outcome (if known) or Next any Challenges Steps African Collaborative Working Jerviston Community 10 year lease with break Lease request now Awaiting head of terms to assess if Group Centre clauses to support the submitted the group are likely to be able to group who are new to afford the lease amount. Group are managing assets in discussion with NLP about the terms of the lease. Dunbeth Park Utd Dunbeth Park Group are requesting a Area requested is NL Properties are investigating lease. Common Good. Initial potential option to reach a request refused but the resolution. No solution to this issue group have submitted a as per advice from Legal and further request common Good Land Restrictions Muddy Adventures Orbiston Bing Long term lease 10 year lease approved NL Properties are pursuing committee Feb 2018 but completion of the lease agreement. still to be concluded Group have not been in touch with Property for over 6 months Focus Youth Project Youth Centre Amendment to existing Ongoing discussion with Finalise terms of lease extension and lease to expand area that NL Properties to agree discuss/agree with group they use Harthill Senior Citizens Hall Harthill Senior Citizens Finalise 10 year lease 10 year lease approved NL Properties are pursuing Committee Hall (previously annual lease) but still to be concluded completion of the lease agreement RASCALS (Enable) Glenmavis Community Long term lease preferred Initial request under Agree options and progress to lease Centre but would be prepared to discussion with Culture offer consider full CAT and Leisure NL to look at options Airdrie and Coatbridge Sea Airdrie and Coatbridge Lease with peppercorn Rent agreement in place Finalise agreement Cadets Sea Cadets Hall rent subject to final arrangements Coatbridge Indoor Bowling club Coatbridge Indoor Have agreed and However will wish to We need to score this organisation Bowling Club extension to their current pursue either 50% to complete the outcome of the CAT lease. discount on Rate or Full even it if is unsuccessful asset Transfer. Building an land values at £275 group are seeking a 50% discount on the price for a full CAT 4. Outstanding Full CAT Requests Organisation/group Asset /Service Preferred outcome Update on Progress and Likely Outcome (if known) or Next any Challenges Steps Getting Better Together (GBT) Springhill Hall Community Asset Hall currently under lease Full CAT following legal transfer and Shotts Transfer to the group until CAT completion of legal process. completed. Transfer However this is stuck between their approved and terms lawyers and our legal department accepted. Awaiting final for around 6 months transfer of funds and completion of legal process 5. Participation Request/Alternative Participation Process Organisation/group Asset /Service Outcome Achieved or Update on Progress and any Challenges Preferred Outcome RASCALS (Enable) TBC/ Community Participation Request to Ongoing discussion with the Council, CNL and NLL to agree Engagement agree positive outcome in options to develop services to meet need. Recent meeting to providing holiday confirm developing an ongoing p/ship approach to improving provision for children and opportunities and accessible facilities for children and young young people with severe people. Group seeking alternative accommodation in the North and complex needs Locality Glasgow Wood Recycling Westfiled Recycling Participation Request to Progressing subject to licencing agreements. Organisation is Initiative Initiative agree positive outcome currently working on their business plan and hope to have for use of site something in place by August. However, they ae still in discussion with Zero Waste Scotland to identify funding opportunities Croy Bowling Club Croy Bowling Club Looking to resolve access Ongoing discussion with club. Cannot progress until land and parking issues in ownership issues are resolved. Meeting to be organised order that the club can be used as a community Hub. Balloch Eastfield FC Eastfield Pitches Group want priority use Discussion with group and NLL to agree solution. Meeting of pitch with larger organised for end of July secure container for changing and fencing for security Stepps Hockey Pitch and Stepps Hockey Pitch Initial meeting held CLNL agreed to work with group to develop a plan development of sports and between CLNL, local leisure opportunities across the councillor and local Northern Corridor residents to consider partnership working opportunities for the area 6. Early Enquiries/PQQ Stage Organisation/group Asset /Service Preferred Outcome Update on Progress and any Challenges Carbrain Community Council Wallbrae Rooms Lease Early discussions with group. Interest from other groups locally. Potential dispute between local groups. Some concern about group capacity to manage. No further action Airdrie Scout Group Mount Pleasant Lease Early discussion with group but no further contact from them on Community Centre receiving cost of lease. Coltness and Craigneuk Football Land on North Lease Enquiries made with NLL, Land has been checked. Initial Clubs Dryburgh Rd and discussion with group to assess capacity and feasibility. No behind St Patricks further contact from the Clubs Church Craigneuk Cumbernauld Cottage Trust Cumbernauld Theatre Full CAT Currently in the process of carrying out a feasibility study and options appraisal. Group requested a valuation of the building. The groups has been advised the assumption of value is £50K Hope for Autism Not yet identified Not yet identified Early discussion with group. No further action Yett Farm F.C Newarthill Pitches Lease Early discussion with group. No further action Bannon Fitness Club Coatbridge Sports Lease Early discussion with group. Recently met with members of the Centre club who want to prepare a business case for taking over the Janet Hamilton Centre. Pretty Unique Boutique Not yet identified but Lease Early discussion with group. No further action looking for alternative premises Reeltime Music Not yet identified but Lease Group referred for capacity building support. We have offered a looking for alternative couple of buildings but geographically they don’t meet the needs premises of the organisation Helping Hands Soup Kitchen Currently occupying Accommodation to Group referred for capacity building support, concern about part of Whifflet deliver services as current group capacity. Group are receiving support from VANL. Property Centre. Not yet agreed facility is not fit for are re engaging with them about the lease. preferred outcome purpose but looking for alternative premises North Lanarkshire Sports Centre Land at Watling St Initially looking for lease Initial discussion with group to support them. Potential that land and working towards CAT is required
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