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information regarding recent recommendations and decisions that have been taken by the Full Council, the Executive and its Sub-Committees, Employment Committee, Standards Committee; and, the Overview and Scrutiny Committee and its Scrutiny Panels.
All decisions on Planning applications are published on the Planning register.
Decision Maker: Head of Community Partnerships
Decision published: 30/03/2021
Effective from: 15/01/2021
Decision:
Local voluntary, community or faith sector
organisations who have been awarded Medium Grants Funding in
2021/22 financial year.
Age Concern MRR awarded £5,250 for start-up costs for Charity
Log Software Programme and to replace two computers in the charity
office in Merstham
Autism All Stars Foundation UK awarded £7,050 for
therapy/advice and resources for parents of autistic children
Crossroads Care awarded £10,000 for volunteer community
outreach and befriending with digital tech project – support
for unpaid carers in the borough
Kingswood TFC awarded £519 for Run the Rec – provides
an opportunity for residents to join a free event which could be
the first step in improving their health and an opportunity to take
a walk around a local green space and meet other residents
Loveworks awarded £4,875 for support staffing for foodbank
activity in Merstham and Woodhatch
Merstham Mix Café awarded £10,685 for hot meal
delivery service, currently for Merstham postcodes only, expanding
to cover RH1 & RH2 for a further 6 months
Reigate Priory Athletic Club awarded £5,000 for floodlight
repairs & extension – installing LED floodlights on
timers to allow more use of the Battlebridge Recreation Ground for
the community and reduce light pollution
Sight for Surrey awarded £3,000 for eye clinic liaison
service – wellbeing support for those receiving a sight/
hearing impairment diagnosis
Surrey Welfare Rights Unit awarded £5,000 for specialist
benefits advice service – expert advice on complex enquiries
for frontline staff in the borough who are supporting vulnerable
households
The Include Project awarded £2,000 for structural growth for
sustainability – funding to contribute to the recruitment of
a business development manager to develop inclusive communication
activities and training
YMCA East Surrey awarded £6,475 for virtual evening exercise
sessions for GP exercise referrals and those recovering from
COVID
Lead officer: Elizabeth Webb
Decision Maker: Head of Place Delivery
Decision published: 01/02/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
On 23rd March 2017 Executive considered a
report regarding the redevelopment of the site known as Marketfield
Way, Redhill.
Executive agreed:
(ii) That the Head of Property be authorised to progress Stage 3 of
the Marketfield Way project, in accordance with the strategy set
out in the Executive report dated 26 February 2015 and updates set
out in this report, and bring forward the development, retaining
the commercial elements and selling or letting the individual
residential units on the open market at completion of the
development
(iii) That the Marketfield Way project be progressed in accordance
with the updated financial parameters set out in the exempt report
in Part 2 of this agenda, including further land assembly,
appointment of construction consultants, appointment of
construction building contractors, placement of contracts to move
statutory services on site, and conclusion of pre let
arrangements;
On 2nd July 2020 Commercial Ventures Executive Sub Committee
agreed:
That delegations previously authorised to the Head of Property in
all previous reports to Executive, in relation to Marketfield Way,
are now made by the Head of Place Delivery.
The Council is required to now enter into a S185 agreement with
Thames Water in order to both protect and to divert existing sewers
on the Marketfield Way site to facilitate its development.
I, Peter Boarder, being the Head of Place Delivery authorise
entering into a Section 185 agreement with Thames Water relating to
alterations/diversion of a public sewer(s) to facilitate the
Marketfield site in accordance with the Executive Decision on 23rd
March 2017 and the Commercial Ventures Executive Sub Committee on
2nd July 2020.
Lead officer: Alex Berry
Budget 2021/22 and Capital Programme 2021 to
2026
Decision Maker: Executive
Made at meeting: 28/01/2021 - Executive
Decision published: 28/01/2021
Effective from: 11/02/2021
Decision:
RECOMMENDED to Council:
1. The latest Medium-Term Financial Plan forecast at Annex 1
2. A Revenue budget requirement of £17.395 million for 2021/22, as set out in the report and at Annex 2 of the report, which reflects:
a. Service budget growth of £0.695 million (net); plus
b. Central budget savings of (£1.554) million (net)
3. An increase in Reigate & Banstead’s Band D Council Tax of £5.00 (2.15%) and a final taxbase of 60,720 Band D equivalents;
4. The forecast for Revenue Reserves (Annex 3) and the recommended use of £0.477 million from Reserves in 2021/22 comprising:
a. Drawing £0.104 million from the Government Funding Risks Reserve to fund reduced housing benefit subsidy; and
b. Drawing £0.138 million from the Commercial Risks Reserve to fund reduced income from rents and trading activities; and
c. Drawing £0.235 million from the General Fund Balance to support the 2020/21 Revenue Budget;
5. A Capital Programme of £81.555 million for 2021/22 to 2025/26 as set out in this report and at Annexes 4.1 and 4.2, including Capital Programme Growth Proposals of £1.326 million.
6. The Chief Finance Officer’s report on the robustness of the Budget estimates and adequacy of Reserves.
RESOLVED that:
7. The Chief Finance Officer be authorised to make any necessary final technical adjustments to the Budget and Council Tax arising from final budget refinements or changes to Government funding.
Wards affected: (All Wards);
Lead officer: Catherine Rose
Decision Maker: Head of Legal and Governance
Decision published: 20/01/2021
Effective from: 19/01/2021
Decision:
Officer Scheme of Delegation: 1.29
Appointments to Committees
Following the death of Councillor Derek Allcard, the Leader of the
Conservative Group has notified the Proper Officer of the names of
the members to fill the vacant seats on the Audit Committee and the
Licensing and Regulatory Committee.
The Officer Scheme of Delegation provides authority for such
changes to be enacted.
Audit Committee:
Appoint Councillor Blacker the Audit Committee
Licensing and Regulatory Committee:
Appoint Councillor Sachdeva to the Licensing and Regulatory
Committee
Lead officer: Alex Berry