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22 May 2008
Issue: 7322 / Categories: Legal News , Local government , Public , Community care
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Disabled Facilities Grants (Maximum Amounts and Addit ional Purposes) (England) Order 2008 (SI 2008/1189) Commenced 22 May 2008. Prescribes £30,000 as the maximum amount of mandatory disabled facilities grant that a local housing authority can be required to pay. Specifies additional purposes for which an application for a grant must be approved, regarding facilitating access by the disabled occupant to and from a garden and for making the access to a garden safe for the disabled occupant.

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