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[F1A8(1)This paragraph applies to a disposal of land to which paragraph A7 applies if, or to the extent that, it comprises a disposal of non-playing field land.
(2)“Non-playing field land” means land which does not include playing fields within the meaning of section 77.
(3)Accordingly, in this paragraph, paragraphs A9 to A11 and paragraph A19—
(a)references to the disposal are to the disposal by the foundation body of the non-playing field land, and
(b)references to the land are to that non-playing field land.
(4)The foundation body must give the [F2local authority] notice of its intention to dispose of the land.
(5)That notification must specify—
(a)the relevant capital expenditure upon which it is proposed the publicly funded proceeds of disposal are to be used, and
(b)the estimated amount of the proceeds of disposal.
(6)For the purposes of this paragraph and paragraphs A9 and A10, the “publicly funded proceeds of disposal” means the proceeds of disposal which are attributable to the land having been acquired or enhanced in value, or both, as the case may be, as mentioned in the relevant paragraph or paragraphs of sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph A7.
(7)The authority may, within the requisite period, give the foundation body any or all of the following—
(a)notice of their objection to the disposal, giving reasons for their objection;
(b)notice of their objection to the proposed use of the publicly funded proceeds of disposal, giving reasons for their objection;
(c)notice of their claim to the whole or a part of the publicly funded proceeds of disposal.
(8)The “requisite period” means the period of 6 weeks beginning with the date upon which the foundation body gave notification of the disposal to the authority under sub-paragraph (4).
(9)A notice given under sub-paragraph (7) may be withdrawn at any time by the authority giving the foundation body notice to that effect.
(10)The foundation body may not make the disposal within the requisite period unless within that period—
(a)the authority give the foundation body notice that they relinquish any right to give notice under sub-paragraph (7)(a) in relation to the disposal, or
(b)in a case where the authority give notice of their objection to the disposal in accordance with sub-paragraph (7)(a), the relevant requirements in relation to such a notice are met.
(11)If the authority give notice of their objection to the disposal in accordance with sub-paragraph (7)(a), the foundation body may not make the disposal on or after the expiry of the requisite period until the relevant requirements in relation to such a notice are met.
(12)The “relevant requirements” in relation to a notice given under sub-paragraph (7)(a) are met if—
(a)the adjudicator has approved the disposal on a reference made under paragraph A9(1), or
(b)the authority have withdrawn notice of their objection to the disposal in accordance with sub-paragraph (9).
(13)If the authority give either or both of the following notices in relation to the disposal in accordance with sub-paragraph (7)—
(a)notice of their objection to the proposed use of the publicly funded proceeds of disposal under sub-paragraph (7)(b);
(b)notice of their claim to the whole or a part of the publicly funded proceeds of disposal under sub-paragraph (7)(c),
the foundation body may not use the publicly funded proceeds of disposal until the relevant requirements in relation to each notice so given are met.
(14)The “relevant requirements” in relation to a notice given under sub-paragraph (7)(b) are met if—
(a)the relevant capital expenditure upon which the publicly funded proceeds of disposal are to be used has been determined in accordance with paragraph A9(2), or
(b)the authority have withdrawn notice of their objection to the proposed use of the publicly funded proceeds of disposal in accordance with sub-paragraph (9).
(15)The “relevant requirements” in relation to a notice given under sub-paragraph (7)(c) are met if—
(a)the “appropriate amount” has been determined in accordance with paragraph A9(3), or
(b)the authority have withdrawn notice of their claim in accordance with sub-paragraph (9).]
Textual Amendments
F1Sch. 22 Pt. A1 inserted (25.5.2007) by Education and Inspections Act 2006 (c. 40), s. 188(3), Sch. 4 para. 2; S.I. 2007/935, art. 7(p)
F2Words in Act substituted (5.5.2010) by The Local Education Authorities and Children’s Services Authorities (Integration of Functions) Order 2010 (S.I. 2010/1158), art. 1, Sch. 2 para. 10(2) (with Sch. 2 para. 10(4))
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