Leader and Cabinet Member for People, Performance and Partnerships

The meeting considered the disposal of Welshpool Youth Centre. It agreed to sell the property by public auction and gave the head of planning and regulatory services power to set guide prices and reserve prices. The report will stay confidential until the sale is complete.

1. Disposal of Welshpool Youth Centre

   Decided

   The minute records that the meeting agreed to authorise the sale of the property by public auction. It gave the head of planning and regulatory services authority to agree guide prices and reserve prices. A reserve price is the lowest price the council will accept. The report will remain confidential until a sale has been completed.

   Why

   The minute does not give the reasons for the sale. No report on the item was provided.

   Based on the minutes

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   Disposal of Welshpool Youth Centre

   Minute

   a) To authorise the sale of the property by public auction and grant the head of planning and regulatory services the authority to agree guide prices and reserve prices. b) That this report remains confidential until after a sale has been completed.

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