Decisions
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For historical officer decisions before 10/11/2018 please contact: Democratic_services@bathnes.gov.uk
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27/03/2019 - Director of Legal & Democratic services' delegations ref: 1249 Approved
To enable the efficient working of the
service.
Decision Maker: Director Legal & Democratic
Decision published: 14/05/2019
Effective from: 27/03/2019
Decision:
Delegations of the powers set out in Part 3
Section 4C-1to officers within the service (see attached document
for individual roles).
Lead officer: Maria Lucas
09/05/2019 - SEND Capital ref: 1248 Approved
The Council has a statutory responsibility to
ensure sufficiency of Special Educational Needs school places
within Bath & North East Somerset. Due to increased numbers of
children and young people with SEND local area needs to develop
more SEND school places. This Capital Project will award grants to
education providers who have demonstrated the capacity to expand
and develop existing provision to ensure an increase in local
education places for children with SEND.
A process was opened up with all education providers to develop
proposals which would ensure the development of additional SEND
provision against a set of defined strategic aims that were
developed for this capital program. Particularly we need to ensure
that the Local Area becomes less reliant on high cost out of county
independent school and college places, currently the High Needs
Budget that funds SEND Provision is under significant pressure.
This capital program is one of several planned local SEND capital
projects and is part of a strategy to address these pressures on
placements and resources.
The funding for this project will support the development of Aspire
Special School to expand its provision for children with social,
emotional mental health needs from 23 spaces to 54 spaces. The
works on this project will start after May 2019 and will look to be
completed in summer 2019, with the additional places being
available in the academic year 2019/20
Decision Maker: Corporate Director (People)
Decision published: 13/05/2019
Effective from: 09/05/2019
Decision:
To fully approve capital amounting to
£577k from the provisional capital programme item SEND
Capital of £577k.
Lead officer: Mike Bowden
10/05/2019 - Delegation of Functions and Responsibilities for the Administration and Enforcement of the Community Infrastructure Levy ref: 1247 Approved
Delegation of CIL administration and
enforcement functions to relevant officers. Necessary to ensure CIL
can be correctly administered.
Decision Maker: Director Development and Public Protection
Decision published: 10/05/2019
Effective from: 10/05/2019
Decision:
From: Lisa Bartlett
Sent: 10 May 2019 12:15
To: Richard Stott
Subject: Delegation of CIL Functions and Responsibilities
Rich
I hereby delegate the functions and responsibilities for the
administration and enforcement of the Community Infrastructure Levy
to the following officers:
•Richard Stott – Team Manager – Planning
Lead officer: Richard Stott
04/05/2019 - Future management of Moorland Road Library building (WL) ref: 1246 Approved
The proposal to lease the current branch library building to Moorland Road Community Library charity. This forms part of the Modern Libraries programme.
Decision Maker: Cabinet Member - Finance and Efficiency
Decision published: 07/05/2019
Effective from: 15/05/2019
Decision:
The Cabinet Members agree to :-
• Delegate to the Head of Estates authority to complete the disposal of Moorland Road Library into a final lease with Moorland Road Community Library in line with the Heads of Terms attached.
• Abate the rent to a peppercorn subject to the Moorland Road Community Library satisfying the Council that they will use the premises for the purposes set out in their Business Plan.
Wards affected: Westmoreland;
Lead officer: Tracey Long