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Business Improvement Districts (England) Regulations 2004
Business Improvement District for Salisbury
Declaration of result - 03/11/2023
As an agent of the ballot holder for the Salisbury Business Improvement District ballot I certify as follows:
Salisbury Business Improvement District ballot
Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected
281
Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot
£14,689,500
Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed Business Improvement District for Salisbury
258
Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed Business Improvement District for Salisbury
£14,108,250
I hereby declare that the proposal to establish a Business Improvement District for Salisbury is approved. A majority of the Business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted in favour of the proposal, both by aggregate rateable value and numbers voting.
Charlotte McGhee Civica Election Services
Notes
The total number of ballot papers rejected was as follows:
4 Unsigned, unmarked or void for uncertainty
Total: 4
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