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Decent Homes Programme : City of London Estates
adrian smith 5 October 2010
Dear City of London Corporation,
How many of the housing units across all your estates currently fail the government's decent homes standard? ( As of October 2010). Please provide figures on an estate by estate basis.
How many of your housing units do you currently believe will fail the government's decent homes standard as of December 2010? Please provide figures on an estate by estate basis
What is the latest date that you estimate all City of London Corporation housing units to meet the Decent Homes standard?
What methodology/mechanisms are you employing in the years 2010-2011, 2011-2012 to test total compliance with the Decent Homes Standard?
What works do you have scheduled for 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 to improve the energy efficiency of housing units on your estates?
Yours faithfully,
adrian smith
COL - EB - Information Officer, City of London Corporation 6 October 2010
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Bridge, June, City of London Corporation 20 October 2010
Dear Mr Smith
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 (FOIA) - INFORMATION REQUEST
Following your request for information of 6 October and our
acknowledgement of the same date, the City of London (CoL) responds as
follows:-
How many of the housing units across all your estates currently fail the
government's decent homes standard? (As of October 2010). Please provide
figures on an estate by estate basis.
Avondale Square - 49
Middlesex Street - 127
William Blake Estate - 10
Golden Lane Estate - 257
Total - 443. This figure is as at 1.4.10. It will be updated in quarter 3
(December) when all projects will be complete.
How many of your housing units do you currently believe will fail the
government's decent homes standard as of December 2010? Please provide
figures on an estate by estate basis
74 properties on Golden Lane will still fail the decency standard.
Government Office for London has agreed an extension to 2013 as the work
required relates to windows and curtain walling on a Grade II listed
building
What is the latest date that you estimate all City of London Corporation
housing units to meet the Decent Homes standard?
See comment above.
What methodology/mechanisms are you employing in the years 2010-2011,
2011-2012 to test total compliance with the Decent Homes Standard?
The CoL shall use survey information gathered during decent homes works in
previous years to determine the year in which homes will fail the decency
standard. We will be progressing with phase 2 decency works in 2012 on
those estates with the highest number of potential failures.
What works do you have scheduled for 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 to improve
the energy efficiency of housing units on your estates?
In 2010/11:
Triple glazing is being installed on Middlesex Street to replace single
glazed windows.
Sydenham Hill Estate are having single glazed windows replaced with double
glazed units.
A general budget exists for gas heating installations to those properties
with either no heating or old electric storage heating.
In 2011/12:
The general budget for gas central heating installations will continue.
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Department of Community & Children's Services
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