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  • Share Is it true we are going to have to bid for the properties we are going to be moved to during the renovation? on Facebook Share Is it true we are going to have to bid for the properties we are going to be moved to during the renovation? on Twitter Share Is it true we are going to have to bid for the properties we are going to be moved to during the renovation? on Linkedin Email Is it true we are going to have to bid for the properties we are going to be moved to during the renovation? link

    Is it true we are going to have to bid for the properties we are going to be moved to during the renovation?

    Brianhouse05111962 asked about 2 years ago

    Hello Brian, 

    It's not been totally decided how this will work yet. 

    Over the coming weeks the masterplan for the whole Mainway estate will be developed with residents and this will set out what work is going to take place. The masterplan should be finalised by spring 2023. This will help us understand which residents are affected by works, when, and for how long. 

    It's possible you will then have to bid for properties in order to vacate your home for works to take place, but not definite. We will give you plenty of notice either way. If you are required to bid for properties we will support you in doing this.

    Hope this helps

    Pete Linsley


  • Share Hi - I rent a flat on Mainway from a private landlord rather than the council - I really like the flat and want to stay. I've asked my landlord but they don't know what's going on or what will happen to me. What do I need to do? Should I move out now on Facebook Share Hi - I rent a flat on Mainway from a private landlord rather than the council - I really like the flat and want to stay. I've asked my landlord but they don't know what's going on or what will happen to me. What do I need to do? Should I move out now on Twitter Share Hi - I rent a flat on Mainway from a private landlord rather than the council - I really like the flat and want to stay. I've asked my landlord but they don't know what's going on or what will happen to me. What do I need to do? Should I move out now on Linkedin Email Hi - I rent a flat on Mainway from a private landlord rather than the council - I really like the flat and want to stay. I've asked my landlord but they don't know what's going on or what will happen to me. What do I need to do? Should I move out now link

    Hi - I rent a flat on Mainway from a private landlord rather than the council - I really like the flat and want to stay. I've asked my landlord but they don't know what's going on or what will happen to me. What do I need to do? Should I move out now

    mavis asked almost 3 years ago

    Hello!
    A letter has gone out to all tenants and leaseholders this week which explains that if you are in Derby House or Lune House you may be directly affected by the forthcoming cabinet decision. If that is the case could you please email us a mymainway@lancaster.gov.uk for a chat about what this means for you.
    If you live elsewhere in the estate there is still nothing set in stone and there is nothing your landlord currently needs to do. All tenants and leaseholders will be given plenty of notice if and when this changes. 

    Pete

  • Share Are the tall blocks of flats going to be demolished? on Facebook Share Are the tall blocks of flats going to be demolished? on Twitter Share Are the tall blocks of flats going to be demolished? on Linkedin Email Are the tall blocks of flats going to be demolished? link

    Are the tall blocks of flats going to be demolished?

    Grahame asked about 3 years ago

    We don't know. The project has been looking at every possible option, from refurbishment to a full redevelopment that could involve knocking down some current buildings in order to rebuild. So, the answer is, it's a possibility, but nothing has been decided yet.

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    how long after we move out will wthe work be done ? when can people start moving back in if they choose to

    Michelle Fitton asked about 3 years ago

    It's too early to say. As soon as the detail of the project starts taking shape we will talk about these things with all affected residents. Moving residents in and out will be a complicated task and we will be working a plan to do this with the minimum of disruption - where we can minimise the inconvenience we will do this as much as possible. Watch this space!