Wards Corner Section 106

Wards Corner Section 106 market facilitator investigation

Following complaints by some traders, an investigation was conducted into compliance with the market facilitator clauses of the section 106 agreement.

The investigation report, appendices and Equality Impact Assessment (EqlA) are available here.

• Report into the review of section 106 clause on the Market Facilitator (pdf, 43 page(s), 490.27 KB)
• Appendices 2 and 3 of the review report (pdf, 10 page(s), 174.42 KB)
• S106 review report EqIA (pdf, 12 page(s), 2.26 MB)

Proposed changes to the Wards Corner Section 106 Agreement

Haringey Council and Grainger have now completed a variation to the Section 106 legal agreement associated with their planning permission for the Wards Corner Site (HGY/2012/0915), which relates to the Wards Corner CPO. This includes amendments to the terms of the obligations in relation to the replacement and temporary market and includes an affordable housing review mechanism.

You can view the final Deed of Variation online using the reference HGY/2017/1551.

Council approves Grainger Diversity Monitoring Baseline Study and Seven Sisters Community Engagement Strategy

Grainger Plc submitted its Diversity Monitoring Baseline Study and Seven Sisters Community Engagement Strategy to the council in March 2017 and the council has approved both documents, as required by the Wards Corner S106 legal agreement.

The Diversity Monitoring Baseline Study can be accessed below:

• Diversity Monitoring Baseline Study – March 2017 (pdf, 42 page(s), 755.43 KB)

Grainger must now comply with the further requirements of the legal agreement to submit an update to the Baseline Study at:

• (i) upon service of the Closure Notice (only if service of the Closure Notice occurs after the Unconditional Date)
• (ii) upon Commencement of the Development (only if Commencement of the Development occurs after the Unconditional Date)
• (iii) each anniversary of the date of Commencement of the Development until Practical Completion

The Community Engagement Strategy (CES) can be viewed below:

• Seven Sisters Community Engagement Strategy – March 2017 (pdf, 194 page(s), 7.44 MB)

Grainger must now:

• comply with the further requirements of the legal agreement
• implement the CES as approved together with any identified mitigation measures
• provide the council with an annual report containing details as to how it has been implemented each year until 12 months after the practical completion of the development.