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FA Grade E grounds?

Hawkeye Pierce

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The Final ground grading document has been approved by the F A Leagues Committee with very very minor amendments from that already sent to clubs , so it now goes to the F A Council, for, I assume , rubber stamping ... still say it will be after Xmas before we have sight of it !

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The Final ground grading document has been approved by the F A Leagues Committee with very very minor amendments from that already sent to clubs , so it now goes to the F A Council, for, I assume , rubber stamping ... still say it will be after Xmas before we have sight of it !


Weren't you consulted on the draft?
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My chairman showed me the new proposals for the new restucturing of ground grading last saturday it was sent from the f.a.,every club has apprently been sent one, so that there is no confusion as to what is required to be done,if your club does finish in the top 2 of its league they then know what improvements to their stadium has to be done, so that your club can be promoted to the next level of the non-league pyramid.

 

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DARRAN GEORGE.

BOWERS & PITSEA F.C.

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This is exactly what the last Draft said re the vexed question of "leases "

1.1. Security of Tenure

 

The club must either (a) Own the freehold of the ground, or (B) Have a leasehold interest of which the renewal provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 have not been excluded from that lease, or © Possess an acceptable licence or agreement for the use of the ground for a minimum period of 10 (ten) years unexpired.

 

In the evenet of a club having a leasehold interest of less than 10 (ten) years unexpired then the renewal provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 must not have been excluded from that lease.

 

So, budding lawyers etc etc any comments ?

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Looks to me like its not necessary to have a 10 year lease at all, as long as the renewal provisions haven't been forgotten about.

 

My guess is though that most ground sharing is done under a simple License (in which case 10 years unexpired is required), rather than a consent application under the Landlord & Tenant act which needs to be approved by the court.

 

We know that there are ongoing discussions with Brimsdown about the ground sharing arrangement. Its not in anybody's interests for there to be any comment about their progress until they are concluded.

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