Issue - meetings
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE STRATEGIC INVESTMENT GROUP
Meeting: 16/02/2021 - Cabinet (Item 8)
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To consider a report by Councillor Julian Thompson-Hill, Lead Member for Finance, Performance and Strategic Assets (copy enclosed) seeking Cabinet’s support of projects identified for inclusion in the 2021/22 Capital Plan.
Additional documents:
- SIG RECOMMENDATIONS APP 1 2021-22 Capital Bids - Proposed Block Allocations, item 8 PDF 83 KB
- SIG RECOMMENDATIONS - APPENDIX 2, item 8 PDF 101 KB
- Webcast for RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE STRATEGIC INVESTMENT GROUP
Decision:
RESOLVED that the projects
detailed in Appendix 1 to the report for inclusion in the 2021/22 Capital Plan
be supported and recommended to full Council.
Minutes:
Councillor
Julian Thompson-Hill presented the report seeking Cabinet’s support of projects
identified for inclusion in the 2021/22 Capital Plan as recommended by the
Strategic Investment Group (SIG) and detailed in Appendix 1 to the report.
Councillor Thompson-Hill guided members through
the report and explained the funding available for block allocations for
on-going programmes of work. Reference
was made to the work of the SIG in reviewing the bids for allocations and a
summary of their recommendations had been provided and elaborated upon further
at the meeting, which included the recommended funding source for each project
together with the reasoning for supporting those specific projects and
allocations.
Cabinet
considered the recommendations detailed within the report. Councillor Tony Thomas drew attention to the
need to take into account the Dark Sky Project (AONB – Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty) as part of the Sustainable LED Lighting (Salix) works to
replace existing street lighting. It was
understood that the current street lighting model complied with those
requirements and the Highways Department were aware of the technicalities in
that regard. Councillor Mark Young
sought clarity on the facilities provided for Private Sector Housing Assistance
and it was confirmed the funding would mainly be used to provide larger scale
adaptions to private accommodation to ensure its suitability for those with
disabilities.
RESOLVED that the projects
detailed in Appendix 1 to the report for inclusion in the 2021/22 Capital Plan
be supported and recommended to full Council.