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COMMUNITY RIGHT TO BID NOMINATION FORM If you need assistance completing this form please refer to the guidance document with can be downloaded from the website www.leeds.gov.uk/righttobid or alternatively

How to fill out community right to bid

How to fill out community right to bid:

1. Familiarize yourself with the relevant laws and regulations: Start by understanding the specific legislation and regulations governing the community right to bid in your jurisdiction. This could involve reviewing the Localism Act 2011 or any other applicable legislation.
2. Identify the property of interest: Determine the property or land that you are interested in bidding for. This could be a public or privately-owned asset that has been designated as an asset of community value (ACV) according to the community right to bid.
3. Gather supporting evidence: Collect evidence and information to support your bid. This may include demonstrating the social, cultural, or economic importance of the asset to the local community and detailing the potential benefits that the community would derive from its ownership or use.
4. Formulate a business plan: Develop a robust business plan outlining your proposed use of the asset and how it will benefit the community. This may involve outlining your organization's objectives, financial projections, operational strategies, and community engagement plans.
5. Complete the application form: Fill out the community right to bid application form, which can typically be obtained from the relevant local authority or governing body. Provide accurate and comprehensive information, ensuring that you address all the required sections and attach any supporting documents as necessary.
6. Submit the application: Once the application is filled out and complete, submit it to the designated authority within the specified timeframe. Ensure that you adhere to any deadlines or submission requirements outlined in the application guidelines.

Who needs community right to bid?

1. Local community groups: Community right to bid is primarily designed for local community groups or organizations that aim to protect and enhance community assets. These groups can be registered charities, community interest companies (CICs), or other not-for-profit entities.
2. Residents' associations: Residents' associations can also avail themselves of the community right to bid. These associations typically represent the interests of residents within a specific area or locality.
3. Parish councils: In certain situations, parish councils may be eligible to exercise the community right to bid. This depends on the specific circumstances and authorities granted to them by relevant legislation.

Overall, the community right to bid is intended for those individuals or groups who are passionate about preserving community assets and have a compelling vision for their continued use and benefit.

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What is community right to bid?

Community Right to Bid is a legal mechanism that allows community groups to nominate buildings or land for listing and to bid to buy them if they come up for sale.

Who is required to file community right to bid?

Community groups or parish councils are required to file for Community Right to Bid.

How to fill out community right to bid?

Community groups need to fill out the necessary forms and provide information about the asset they are nominating.

What is the purpose of community right to bid?

The purpose of Community Right to Bid is to give communities more control over local assets and to help protect important buildings and land.

What information must be reported on community right to bid?

Community groups must report information about the asset being nominated, their interest in it, and their plans for its future use.

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