Harrow Strategic Development Partnership

The Council intends to regenerate certain areas in Harrow in line with its regeneration programme Building a Better Harrow. HSDP shall be responsible for developing three core sites. The Council also requires the option to offer future sites that are currently or may subsequently become owned by the Council to the HSDP for development.

In addition, the Council requires the HSDP to provide construction works and services to the Council in relation to Council owned land ("Community Facilities"). The initial Community Facilities shall comprise the Council's Civic Centre (the new Harrow Civic Centre or "HNC").

The HSDP will jointly manage the HSDP and its assets.

The HSDP will be tasked with delivering the following key objectives:

• to deliver wider regeneration across the Borough via new and improved mixed tenure housing, civic and

community facilities, new employment space and the enhanced use of property assets within the Borough;

• to accelerate the pace of housing delivery across the portfolio of sites;
• to secure wider economic and social benefits for local residents, including skills and training, health

improvement and new employment opportunities;

• use existing and new property assets to optimise value for the Council; and
• to contribute to the delivery of well designed, high quality places that make a difference for communities,

businesses, residents and families both now and in the long term.

The three core sites the Council intends to contribute to the HSDP for development are: Poets Corner, Peel

Road and Phase 1 of Byron Quarter (the "Core Sites"). Bidders should refer to the draft Heads of Terms and

Information Memorandum for further information in relation to the Core Sites.

It is initially intended that the HSDP will focus on the development of the Core Sites and the delivery of the HNC.

As the HNC is a Community Facility, the Council shall retain ownership of the land in relation to the HNC with

the HSDP providing construction works and services in relation to its development.

The Council envisages its equity contribution to the HSDP will be met through its land (and potentially finance)

contributions and that the Partner will contribute funding to the HSDP as its equity contribution. The Council

envisages the Partner's equity contribution shall be at least equal to the Council's equity contribution. The

Council also anticipates the Partner providing a number of services and expertise to the HSDP including

(amongst others) construction and development management services.

It is anticipated that the Council and the Partner will enter into a members' agreement relating to the governance

and operation of the HSDP for a period of 25 years with an option to extend such agreement in a number of

periods up to an overall extension of 10 years. The Council's preferred legal and governance structure for the

HSDP is set out in the draft Heads of Terms