Report on the Morris Walk North Management Company
May 15, 2024 Cabinet (Cabinet collective) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
...to transfer ownership of the Morris Walk North Management Company to a 50/50 split between RBG and Paragon Asra Housing, enabling joint management of estate and energy services, and delegated authority for related agreements and director nomination.
Full council record
Purpose
To formalise the Management
Company (ManCo) structure for the Morris Walk North redevelopment,
including the Energy Services Company (ESCo), and associated
freehold transfer.
Content
Agreed
to the transfer of the Morris Walk North Management
Company (ManCo), currently owned by
Lovell Director Limited (Lovells), to RBG and Paragon Asra (PA)
Housing, in order to provide estate
management services to the communal area of Morris Walk North and
energy management services.
Agreed
that the ManCo will be
jointly owned by RBG and PA Housing, with a share ownership
structure of 50/50, and that the Articles of Association for the
ManCo will be amended
accordingly.
Agreed
that PA Housing and RBG may agree a
Management/
Shareholder Agreement with deadlock clauses for the
ManCo in order to protect the interests
of both parties’ residents .
Noted
the responsibilities of the ManCo listed in 4.2.3 below, and agree that, once
appointed, the Directors of the ManCo
will procure estate services to deliver best value for RBG and PA
Housing residents.
Delegated
authority to the Director of Housing and Safer
Communities to agree to the changes to the Articles of Association
and to the creation of the Management/Shareholder Agreement through
a Decision Report.
Delegated
authority to the Director of Housing and Safer
Communities to nominate the RBG Director of the ManCo.
Supporting Documents
Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 15 May 2024 |
| Subject to call-in | Yes |