Acquisition and Disposal of Land

2017-07-20The City of Westminster-0.13425151.499419SW1H 0BDTSO (The Stationery Office), St Crispins, Duke Street, Norwich, NR3 1PD, 01603 622211, customer.services@tso.co.uk282780962000

Transport for London

FORMER OWNER (CRICHEL DOWN) CONSIDERATIONS

DISPOSAL OF

4 EDGE HILL AVENUE, FINCHLEY, NORTH LONDON, N3

AND

LAND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE NORTH CIRCULAR (BACKING ONTO THE GARDENS OF 62-66 BEECHWOOD AVE, FINCHLEY, NORTH LONDON, N3) PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED WITH TITLE NUMBER MX7387

(TOGETHER THE “LAND”)

Land at the above locations has been declared surplus to Transport for London’s (“TfL”) requirements and is to be sold. The Crichel Down Rules (as set out in as set out in Department for Communities and Local Government Guidance on compulsory purchase process and the Crichel Down Rules for the disposal of surplus land acquired by, or under the threat of, compulsion (October 2015), under certain circumstances, require surplus land compulsorily acquired to be offered back to the former owner or their successor in title (other than through purchase) at current market value. A copy of the Crichel Down rules can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/compulsory-purchase-process-and-the-crichel-down-rules-guidance).

However, in this instance the Land is not to be offered back because TfL considers that exemptions apply. TfL therefore wishes to trace the former owners of the Land or their successors in title (as defined in the Crichel Down Rules) in order to notify them of the decision.

Former owners or their successors in title (other than through purchase) are invited to contact TfL by writing within two months of the date of this notice to:

Kamran Hussain, Commercial Development, Transport for London | Floor 3, Wing Over Station | 55 Broadway | London SW1H 0BD

TfL intends to sell the Land on the expiry of the two month period if not contacted at the above address within that period. Former owners or their successors in title (other than through purchase) should state the basis of their claim and provide evidence of such entitlement (including their relationship to the former owner).

MAYOR OF LONDON

20th July 2017