OD_26-72: Approval to appoint Quelch Grounds & Garden Maintenance to carry out the weeding maintenance of 2 unoccupied shared ownership properties on the Kendall Lane, Semington Development

July 21, 2026 Corporate Director - Place (Officer) Approved View on council website

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Summary

Corporate Director - Place approved the appointment of Quelch Grounds & Garden Maintenance for weeding maintenance of two unoccupied shared ownership properties on Kendall Lane, Semington on 21/07/2026. The decision included weeding and tidying of debris at the properties.

Full council record

Decision

To appoint Quelch Grounds & Garden Maintenance as the preferred service to carry out weeding maintenance of 2 unoccupied Shared Ownership properties on the Kendall
Lane, Semington development 32 & 40 Kendall Lane, Semington, BA14 6GY.

Reasons for the decision

To ensure shared ownership properties are handed over in the best possible condition to new purchasers, Quelch Grounds & Garden Maintenance are commissioned to cut the lawns of the unoccupied shared ownership properties, on the Kendall Lane, Semington development on a
regular basis.

Considering the work they are commissioned for on this development, Quelch Grounds & Garden Maintenance have been approached to quote for weeding maintenance of 32 and 40 Kendall Lane, Semington.

The maintenance will include the following: Weeding and tidying of debris

The cost of these works have been redacted.

The cost accepted, being below £24,999, the Council’s procurement regulations are satisfied by going to one contractor. Copy of the invoice is attached to this Record of Officer Decision. The contractors have been engaged to ensure they adhere to the Council’s standard terms and
conditions for services.

Contingency On Costs
£41,604.00

Spend to date
£0.00

Remaining to spend
£41,604.00

See attached documents for considerations in line with Wiltshire Council’s Constitution.

Alternative options considered

To not carry out the maintenance of the paths and shrubbed areas, would leave the new shared ownership properties’ gardens and outside areas in a poor condition, leaving the new purchaser to complete the work which would not reflect well on Wiltshire Council.

Supporting Documents

OD_26_72_QuelchGrounds2.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date21 Jul 2026