Democracy Spraffa

12. 58-60 High Street, Renfrew - Report

Renfrewshire Council · 28 August 2024
Back to Infrastructure, Land and Environment Policy Board — 28 August 2024 and its agenda

Text extracted from the council's PDF. Layout and reading order may differ from the original.

Original council PDF · Download plain text

Some pages contain no extractable text. They may be blank, graphics or scanned pages. OCR has not been applied.

Page 1

___________________________________________________________________
To: Infrastructure Land & Environment Policy Board 
On: 28 August 2024
___________________________________________________________________
Report by:   Chief Executive
___________________________________________________________________
Heading: 58-60 High Street, Renfrew
___________________________________________________________________
1. Summary 
1.1 The purpose of this report is to seek approval for a new lease at 58-60 High
Street, Renfrew to Glasgow Spinal Care Ltd.  
___________________________________________________________________
2. Recommendations 
2.1 It is recommended that the Infrastructure Land & Environment Policy Board
approve a new lease at 58-60 High Street, Renfrew to Glasgow Spinal Care Ltd
on the contents of this report.
_________________________________________________________
3. Background 
3.1 The property has been vacant for some time and was marketed with little interest. 
3.2 Dr Ross Currie contacted The Council’s Estates team with regards to expanding
his already successful chiropractor business. Having a presence in Glasgow and
Ayr he was looking for an additional location in Renfrewshire providing new jobs
to the area. 
3.3 Dr Ross followed this up with an offer as detailed below: 
o The lease shall be for a period of 10 years with a 5 year break option on the
Council’s standard full repairing and insuring lease. 
o The rent shall be £7,500 pa payable monthly in advance.

Page 2

o There will be a 6-month rent free period for fitting out.  
o There will be a review every 3 years.   
o The tenant is responsible for obtaining all appropriate planning and statutory
consents required in connection with the proposed use. 
o The Tenant shall meet the Council’s reasonable legal expenses and outlays
incurred in concluding the lease. 
o Any other reasonable terms and conditions considered necessary by the
Head of Corporate Governance.
___________________________________________________________________
Implications of the Report 
1. Financial - Annual rental of £7,500 to be received. 
 
2. HR & Organisational Development - None. 
3. Community Planning - Secures long term tenancy. 
4. Legal - New lease required. 
 
5. Property/Assets - As per this report. 
6. Information Technology – None. 
7. Equality & Human Rights
The Recommendations contained within this report have been assessed in
relation to their impact on equalities and human rights. No negative impacts on
equality groups or potential for infringement of individuals’ human rights have
been identified arising from the recommendations contained in the report
because no groups or individuals have any involvement currently at the property.
If required following implementation, the actual impact of the recommendations
and the mitigating actions will be reviewed and monitored, and the results of the
assessment will be published on the Council’s website.   
8. Health & Safety - None. 
9. Procurement - Not applicable. 
10. Risk - None. 
11. Privacy Impact - Not applicable. 
12. Cosla Policy Position - Not applicable. 
13. Climate Risk – Not applicable.

Page 3

14. Children’s Rights – Not applicable.
_________________________________________________________
List of Background Papers – None.
___________________________________________________________________ 
Author:            anne.wilson@renfrewshire.gov.uk; 07811 056 721

Page 4

No embedded text on this page.