Winter 2011 (1.9 MB PDF) - Angus Council
Winter 2011 (1.9 MB PDF) - Angus Council
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Housing news<br />
focus on performance<br />
In line with our commitment to provide<br />
you with information about how<br />
we perform in each edition of Housing<br />
news, we review how we performed<br />
in the first six months of this year.<br />
We don’t have figures to compare our performance<br />
with every Scottish local authority with housing stock<br />
every time we publish Housing news. Performance<br />
information is available annually.<br />
We use the summer edition of Housing news to let<br />
you know how we performed in the financial year<br />
that’s passed, our performance against our targets<br />
and how that performance compares with other<br />
landlords.<br />
Rent collection: current tenants<br />
Percentage of rent collected and unpaid<br />
92.9%<br />
92.9% collected £4,062,481<br />
7.1% unpaid 675,396<br />
7.0% target<br />
Performance in previous years<br />
2010 7.7<br />
2009 7.9<br />
2008 11.8<br />
While we are broadly on line to meet our target of reducing arrears to 7%<br />
of all rent due in the year, we’ll continue our action to tackle the arrears of<br />
those tenants that can pay but won’t<br />
Letting not low demand homes<br />
Average number of days to let 436 homes<br />
<strong>2011</strong> (ytd) 48 days<br />
Target 30<br />
Performance in previous years<br />
2010 33<br />
2009 43<br />
2008 79<br />
It has taken longer, on average, this year to relet homes. There are several<br />
possible causes where we relet homes slowly including maintenance but<br />
we need to analyse why performance has fallen<br />
Letting low demand homes<br />
Average number of days to let 35 homes<br />
<strong>2011</strong> (ytd)<br />
Target<br />
Performance in previous years<br />
2010<br />
2009<br />
2008<br />
‘Low demand homes’ are a small number of homes<br />
where there is little demand for the property<br />
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