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This document is a nomination form for groups to submit assets they believe should be classified as assets of community value to the Stratford District Council.

How to fill out community right to bid

How to fill out Community Right to Bid

1. Obtain the Community Right to Bid application form from your local authority's website or office.
2. Gather necessary information including details of the asset you wish to nominate, such as its address and current owner.
3. Provide a clear explanation of why the asset is of community value, including potential benefits to the community.
4. Include evidence of community support, such as signatures or letters from local residents or organizations.
5. Complete the form as completely and accurately as possible to avoid delays.
6. Submit the form to your local authority along with any supporting documents by the specified deadline.
7. Wait for confirmation from the local authority regarding the acceptance or rejection of your nomination.

Who needs Community Right to Bid?

1. Local community groups who wish to nominate a building or land they believe is of community value.
2. Residents and local organizations who want to protect places that contribute to their local heritage or identity.
3. Community members interested in developing or maintaining community spaces for social, cultural, or recreational use.

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What is the community Benefits Protocol for England?

Qualifying projects are expected to provide community benefits of no less than £5,000 per M W of installed capacity per year for the operational lifetime of the project. This can be delivered 'in-cash', 'in-kind' (to an equivalent value) or a mixture of both.

What are the 7 types of community assets?

A: The seven main types of community assets includes people, places, partnerships, economic assets, institutional resources, cultural assets, and digital infrastructure.

What is the right to bid in local council?

The right to bid, also known as assets of community value, forms part of the Localism Act 2011. The aim of the right is to allow local community and voluntary organisations to nominate any local assets - either publicly or privately owned - that they believe have “community value”.

What is the community right to bid in England?

Communities currently have a 'Right to Bid' to protect valued local buildings and spaces. As part of this, eligible community groups can nominate certain buildings or land as 'Assets of Community Value'.

What is an asset of community value in the UK?

In England, an asset of community value (ACV) is land or property of importance to a local community which is subject to additional protection from development under the Localism Act 2011.

What is an example of an asset of community value?

Examples of assets of community value could be pubs, shops, libraries and community facilities, although not every example of these facilities will qualify.

What is the community right to buy in England?

The government has now committed to introduce a new Community Right to Buy as part of its English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, which it says will create 'a more robust pathway to community asset ownership' and help to 'revamp high streets'.

For pdfFiller’s FAQs

What is Community Right to Bid?

The Community Right to Bid is a provision in the Localism Act 2011 in the UK that allows local communities to identify and bid to buy specific assets of community value when they come up for sale.

Who is required to file Community Right to Bid?

Any local community group that is interested in registering an asset as a community interest can file a Community Right to Bid, provided they meet the eligibility criteria set out in the Localism Act.

How to fill out Community Right to Bid?

To fill out a Community Right to Bid form, local community groups should provide details about the asset they wish to nominate, including its location, description, and reasons why it is of community value, and submit this to the local authority.

What is the purpose of Community Right to Bid?

The purpose of the Community Right to Bid is to give local communities a fair chance to buy land or buildings that are important to them before they are sold to private buyers.

What information must be reported on Community Right to Bid?

The Community Right to Bid form must report information such as the name and address of the asset, a description of its main uses, reasons for its value to the community, and contact details of the nominating group.