Affordable Homes being built at Ringwood Close, Little Melton - 2017
The PC has received the following information from South Norfolk Council -
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Residents of the parish of Little Melton who have lived in that
parish of a total of at least 3 of the last 10 years
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Former residents of the parish of Little Melton who lived in
that parish for at least 3 of the last 10 years
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Residents of the parish of Little Melton who have lived in that
parish or the adjacent parishes of Bawburgh, Great Melton and
Colney for the last 3 years or more
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People working in the parish of Little Melton and who have done
so for the last year or more for at least 10 hours each week
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Residents of the adjacent parishes of Bawburgh, Great Melton and
Colney who have lived in one or more of those parishes (or the
parish of Little Melton) for the last 3 years or more
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Residents of the parish of Little Melton who have lived in that
parish for less than 3 years
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Residents of the adjacent parishes of Bawburgh, Great Melton and
Colney who have lived in those parishes (or the parish of Little
Melton) for less than 3 years
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Residents of South Norfolk
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Any other person
These homes will be suitable for local people in a wide range of
circumstances, including single people and couples seeking their
first home.
We expect that shortly before completion the properties will be made
available through an advert on the South Norfolk HomeOptions system.
Anyone already on the South Norfolk Housing Register will need to express
their interest (‘bid’) through the South Norfolk 'HomeOptions'
website:
Other
interested residents who are not on the Housing Register should contact the Housing Advice Service here at South Norfolk Council
to join the Housing Register ('HomeOptions'). They will need
to provide proof of their residency or working qualification
criteria as well as other verification details. During the
week that the properties are advertised on the HomeOptions system
people will need to actively apply ‘(bid’) for them, and the
Council’s Housing Officers will be able to provide details of how to
do this. For further information people should telephone for
free on: 0808 168 2222.