Start Date: Wednesday 13 June 2018
Start Time: 08:45
End Date: Wednesday 13 June 2018
End Time: 12:30
Location: Silvermere Golf and Leisure Club, Inn on the Lake, Redhill Road, Cobham , KT11 1EF
The third in our series of half day events will take place at the Inn on the Lake located at Silvermere Golf and Leisure Club in Cobham on the 13th June.
With a host of keynote speakers delivering a roundup of 'Property Matters,' we aim to bring your practice up to speed with issues affecting the industry. There are 3.5 CPD hours on offer and the event will satisfy A2 of the SRA competence statement.
The agenda includes:
Mark Chick, Partner at Bishop and Sewell LLPAn update on the current developments in residential leasehold, including the government’s White Paper as it affects leasehold property and the proposed scope for reform following the recent government consultation on ‘Tackling Unfair Practices in the Leasehold Market.’
Landmark’s RiskView Residential (RVR) provides conveyancers with an all-in-one environmental report and replaces the need to carry out additional searches following a result of the core environmental (contaminated land) search.
In this session we will cover the practical benefits of the RiskView report as it assesses 12 key environmental risks and has the most detailed flood analysis available, incorporating manual expert reviews at no extra cost, for more first time passes.
RVR provides concise and easy to communicate conclusions relating to contaminated land, flood risk, natural and man-made ground hazards as well identifying potential energy & infrastructure features; and if requested, will include residential and non-residential planning applications.
RiskView Residential gives home buyers the choice of reviewing the search via a unique online viewer as well as through the search report itself. The online viewer contains interactive maps, Google Streetview and clear information for the conveyancer and homebuyer.
Renu will ask you to consider the importance of fees and service transparency within the legal provision industry, a hot topic at the moment following a recent investigation by the CMA.
Terry French, CIL / Obligations Monitoring Officer, Planning Services, Elmbridge Borough CouncilNew development will nearly always have an impact on infrastructure with different types of development and scales of development having different effects. Is a charging authority limited to only setting differential rates by type of development in line with the Use Classes Order or can it differentiate further or differently in terms of uses? Elmbridge Borough Council were one of the first borough’s in the Country to introduce a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). What are the main differences between CIL and S106? What are the implications on the Land Charge Register and for those buying or selling land? What are the main benefits and difficulties of CIL for Elmbridge Borough Council
Paul Addision, DevAssistSolicitors are increasingly being expected to advise their clients on development related issues.
The objective of this session is to cover planning and development risks that your clients are exposed to, and elaborate on what guidance you should be offering. It includes recent case studies that demonstrate what is so often missed.
See how a developer views land and the very real impacts of construction on existing property. Understand how seemingly benign locations are transformed, leaving solicitors and their clients exposed to financial damage. We will look at:
Places are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
The session will run from 9.15am until 12.30pm. Registration is from 8.45am. Refreshments and a light breakfast included.
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