Meeting documents
Cabinet
Thursday, 7th June 2007
Venue : Committee Room 1 - Wallasey Town Hall
Index to Agendas
- MINUTES
- DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: PRESENTATION ON TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: TRANSITION FROM CPA - CAA
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: FINANCIAL MONITORING SUMMARY
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: CAPITAL MONITORING SUMMARY
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: SERVICE RE-ENGINEERING SUMMARY
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: PROJECTED BUDGET 2008-2011
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: COMPREHENSIVE PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT USE OF RESOURCES ACTION PLAN PROGRESS AND CONSULTATION PROPOSALS
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: BEACON COUNCIL ROUND NINE 2008
- FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REVIEW GROUP
- CULTURE, TOURISM AND LEISURE: WIRRAL PENINSULA – DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WIRRAL COAST AND COUNTRYSIDE BRAND AND MARKETING CAMPAIGN
- CULTURE, TOURISM AND LEISURE: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A CLEAR WIRRAL PACKAGE AND BRAND
- CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: EARLY RETIREMENT POLICY FOR TEACHERS
- CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: SCHOOLS MEALS PROVISION
- CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: SCHOOLS CAPITAL FUNDING 2007/08
- CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: SATELLITE CHILDREN’S CENTRE SCHEME AT NEW BRIGHTON PRIMARY SCHOOL - SCHEME AND ESTIMATE REPORT
- CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: NEW TEACHING BLOCK FOR WEST KIRBY GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS - SCHEME AND ESTIMATE REPORT
- CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: NEW ARTS BLOCK AND MODIFICATIONS TO THE CITY LEARNING CENTRE AT RIDGEWAY HIGH SCHOOL – TENDER REPORT
- CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: PRUDENTIAL BORROWING FAMILY SUPPORT CAPITAL FUND
- ENVIRONMENT: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHARGES 2007/2008
- REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: PRIDE IN OUR PROMENADES - SEACOMBE TO NEW BRIGHTON
- REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: HOSTEL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT GRANT FUNDING FOR BIRKENHEAD YMCA
- REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: HM TREASURY – TAX INCENTIVES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF BROWNFIELD LAND – A CONSULTATION – WIRRAL RESPONSE
- REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION ON “A SEA CHANGE - A MARINE BILL WHITE PAPER”
- HOUSING AND COMMUNITY SAFETY: EXTENSION OF ALLEYGATING CONTRACT
- CORPORATE SERVICES: PROJECT MANAGERS
- CORPORATE SERVICES: APPROVED DUTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
- EXEMPT INFORMATION - EXCLUSION OF MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
- CORPORATE SERVICES: APPROVAL OF ACQUISITIONS MADE UNDER DELEGATED AUTHORITY - Exempt
- CORPORATE SERVICES: UNITED UTILITIES WASTE WATER MANAEGEMENT SCHEMES 99 YEAR LEASES - Exempt
- CORPORATE SERVICES: LAND ADJOINING 379 NEW CHESTER ROAD, BIRKENHEAD - Exempt
- CORPORATE SERVICES: LAND AT CRAVEN STREET, BIRKENHEAD - Exempt
- CORPORATE SERVICES: RNLI LIFEBOAT STATION, NORTH PARADE HOYLAKE - Exempt
- CORPORATE SERVICES: LEASOWE COMMUNITY HOMES RELAXATION OF RESTRICTIVE COVENANT - Exempt
- ANY OTHER BUSINESS
Item 1 - MINUTES
Summary:
The minutes of the previous meeting, held on 24th May, will be published by the meeting date and details of any items called in will be circulated at the meeting.
Recommendation:
That the minutes be approved and adopted.
Item 2 - DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
Summary:
The members of the Cabinet are invited to consider whether they have a personal or prejudicial interest in connection with any of the items on this agenda and, if so, to declare it and state the nature of such interest.
Item 3 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: PRESENTATION ON TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE
Summary:
The Head of Transformational Change will give a presentation which outlines the work carried out by the Transformational Change Team to date and looks at the challenges facing our council over the next 4 years. In particular how we ensure delivery of our Efficiency Plan will reduce the cost of service operation by doing things differently and, through better use of IT systems and in developing our staff, maintain good quality of service provision to our citizens.
Recommendation:
That the presentation be noted.
Item 4 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: TRANSITION FROM CPA - CAA
Summary:
In 2009 comprehensive area assessment (CAA) will take over from the existing performance assessment of local government (CPA). Changes to the regime may present significant challenges for the authority. The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the new performance framework and outline some of the implications for the council and its partners. In order to prepare as fully as possible it will be necessary to start identifying and addressing potential issues requiring attention at the earliest opportunity. Key areas of focus are risk assessments, data quality, citizen experience and achieving outcomes through partnership working.
The audit commission has published a consultation document relating to the new performance framework. The authority’s proposed response to the consultation questions is contained in appendix 1.
Recommendation:
That the report and the draft response to the consultation attached at appendix 1 be considered and any further comments to this response be considered.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 5 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: FINANCIAL MONITORING SUMMARY
Summary:
This is one of a series of reports submitted throughout the year presenting an overview of the financial performance of the Council. This report details the key variations for this financial year and provides a summary of the overall implications for the General Fund.
Recommendation:
That the report be noted.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 6 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: CAPITAL MONITORING SUMMARY
Summary:
This report provides Members with an update on the progress being made in delivering the agreed capital programme.
Recommendation:
That the report be noted.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 7 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: SERVICE RE-ENGINEERING SUMMARY
Summary:
This report provides Members with an update on the progress being made in achieving the service re-engineering savings contained within the budget for 2007/08. Also included are details on the use of the service re-engineering reinvestment budget for 2007/08.
Recommendation:
That the report be noted.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 8 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: PROJECTED BUDGET 2008-2011
Summary:
This report updates the projected budgets for 2008-2011 to coincide with the period of the Comprehensive Spending Review 2007 (CSR). The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has stated that, following the CSR, the Local Government Finance Settlement will cover the period from 2008 to 2011 and that Local Authorities will be expected to budget on a three year basis.
Recommendation:
That
(1) the projected budget for 2008 to 2011 be updated and reported regularly to the Cabinet; and
(2) the projected budget be incorporated into the Medium Term Financial Strategy for 2008-2011.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 9 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: COMPREHENSIVE PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT USE OF RESOURCES ACTION PLAN PROGRESS AND CONSULTATION PROPOSALS
Summary:
This report provides an update on progress achieved against the Use of Resources (UoR) action plan. This will be assessed in the forthcoming Use of Resources inspection to be undertaken by the Audit Commission and which forms part of the Comprehensive Performance Assessment (CPA).
The report also provides details of proposed changes to the Use of Resources assessments for 2008 onwards. The Audit Commission is currently consulting on these proposals.
Recommendation:
That
(1) the progress in delivering the Use of Resources Action Plan be noted; and
(2) the response to the Audit Commission Use of Resources consultation for 2008 be endorsed.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 10 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: BEACON COUNCIL ROUND NINE 2008
Summary:
This report is to advise Members of the forthcoming Beacon Scheme 2007 Round 9 and seeks endorsement of the proposal of the Merseyside Local Transport Plan (LTP) Partnership to submit an application under the Beacon Scheme Round 9, theme of Improving Accessibility. The Merseyside LTP Partnership consists of Merseytravel and the five local authorities of Liverpool, St Helens, Sefton, Knowsley and Wirral.
Recommendation:
That the submission of a Partnership Bid for Round Nine Beacon Council status under the theme of Improving Accessibility, by Merseytravel on behalf of the LTP Partnerhip be endorsed.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 11 - FINANCE AND BEST VALUE: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REVIEW GROUP
Summary:
The purpose of this report is to inform members of the progress of the Corporate Governance Monitoring Group. Members are invited to note the report and make any comments on it, and to receive a further report in two months time.
Recommendation:
That
(1) the report be considered and its contents and the actions taken be commented upon; and
(2) a further report be received in two months time.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 12 - CULTURE, TOURISM AND LEISURE: WIRRAL PENINSULA – DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WIRRAL COAST AND COUNTRYSIDE BRAND AND MARKETING CAMPAIGN
Summary:
To help address the needs of both visitors and tourism businesses a more strategic approach to the marketing of Wirral’s tourism offer was developed in 2006. This annual Implementation Plan now helps to drive and focus work, deliver tourism activities and encourage long-term sustainability. The Plan is underpinned by Wirral’s Tourism Strategy themes, and steered by the intelligence drawn from the Wirral Existing and Potential Visitor Survey, which was also conducted last year. The results of the research has been shared with Wirral’s Tourism Stakeholders and Cabinet Members, and highlights Wirral’s beautiful Coast and Countryside as the area’s unique selling point. This report updates Members on process regarding the development and implementation of “Wirral Peninsula” – the new coast and countryside marketing brand.
Recommendation:
That the work to develop and implement “Wirral Peninsula”, to help market the Borough’s key assets more efficiently and effectively, to both potential and existing visitors, be noted and supported.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 13 - CULTURE, TOURISM AND LEISURE: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A CLEAR WIRRAL PACKAGE AND BRAND
Summary:
Wirral’s Investment Strategy was approved by Cabinet on the 15th of March. The Investment Strategy identifies the lack of a clear Wirral package and brand as a challenge to be addressed if the Borough is to capitalise upon the many assets and opportunities that exist to promote Wirral as an excellent place to live, work and invest. A number of different teams across the Council have been engaged in promoting Wirral using a variety of different brands and approaches. This report outlines the work that is underway to coordinate this activity in future to ensure a more consistent approach and effective use of resources.
Recommendation:
That the work to develop and implement a clear Wirral package and brand, to help market the Borough more efficiently and effectively, to potential investors be noted.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 14 - CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: EARLY RETIREMENT POLICY FOR TEACHERS
Summary:
The Policy has been reviewed taking into account the changes to the Redundancy Procedure for Schools which was approved by Cabinet on 24th January 2007. The changes to the Redundancy Procedure for Schools restricted the diversity of payments to teachers when either volunteering or being made compulsorily redundant.
Recommendation:
That the revised Early Retirement Policy for Teachers be implemented with effect from 1 April 2007.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 15 - CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: SCHOOLS MEALS PROVISION
Summary:
The purpose of this report is to provide an update on:
i) the current position in respect of school meals provision in Wirral schools;
ii) specific issues related to the council’s Metro Catering operation;
ii) national developments and initiatives in respect of school meals;
iii) capital investment in meals facilities.
The report updates the Cabinet on the position since the previous reports in July 2004 and July 2005.
Recommendation:
That the report be noted.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 16 - CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: SCHOOLS CAPITAL FUNDING 2007/08
Summary:
This report provides a summary of the capital funding available under a number of local and national initiatives and programmes and sets out a draft programme of works in 2007/08 for consideration by Executive Board. The report also provides an update on the progress of the two major, successful Targeted Capital Bid schemes at West Kirby Grammar School for Girls and Wirral Grammar School for Boys and provides a summary of the current position in relation to the new school One School Pathfinder project at Woodchurch High and other main school capital projects.
Recommendation:
That
(1) the individual schemes in the 07/08 departmental Capital Programme be approved;
(2) the various grant and local capital funding sources be noted, including the additional DfES Modernisation “draw down” in 07/08; and
(3) individual schemes be the subject of further scheme and estimate reports where applicable.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 17 - CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: SATELLITE CHILDREN’S CENTRE SCHEME AT NEW BRIGHTON PRIMARY SCHOOL - SCHEME AND ESTIMATE REPORT
Summary:
This report describes the work required to provide a Satellite Children’s Centre facility for families of under fives including secure reception area, multi-function room(s), refreshment kitchen, drop in areas and associated accommodation for children’s professionals, and sets out the costs of the scheme.
Cabinet is asked to consider and approve the proposals
Recommendation:
That
(1) the Scheme and Estimate, as presented, be accepted;
(2) the Director of Technical Services be authorised to seek tenders for the project; and
(3) the Director of Technical Services be authorised to obtain all necessary statutory approvals for the project.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 18 - CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: NEW TEACHING BLOCK FOR WEST KIRBY GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS - SCHEME AND ESTIMATE REPORT
Summary:
This report describes the work required to provide an additional purpose built teaching block at West Kirby Grammar School for Girls, and sets out the costs of the scheme.
The Cabinet is asked to consider and approve the proposal.
Recommendation:
That
(1) the Scheme and Estimate, as presented, be accepted;
(2) the Director of Technical Services be authorised to seek tenders for the project; and
(3) the Director of Technical Services be authorised to obtain all necessary statutory approvals for the project.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 19 - CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: NEW ARTS BLOCK AND MODIFICATIONS TO THE CITY LEARNING CENTRE AT RIDGEWAY HIGH SCHOOL – TENDER REPORT
Summary:
The purpose of this report is to advise Members of tenders received and to seek approval of the lowest tender.
Cabinet at its meeting on 25 April 2006 approved the Schools Capital Funding programme, which included funding for this scheme (minute 584 refers).
Recommendation:
That the lowest revised tender in the sum of £557,122.00 submitted by E.J. Horrocks Ltd, of Liverpool be approved, subject to the Contractor developing a satisfactory Construction Phase Safety Plan and completion of contract documentation.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 20 - CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND LIFELONG LEARNING: PRUDENTIAL BORROWING FAMILY SUPPORT CAPITAL FUND
Summary:
This report seeks approval for funding a scheme to modify residential premises owned by Beechwood Ballantyne to support children in foster care, and allow the children concerned to remain in their current provision. This is proposed under the previously approved Prudential Borrowing Family Support Capital Fund (Cabinet 3rd August 2005).
Recommendation:
That as part of the approved Prudential Borrowing Family Capital Support Fund, a grant of £19,500 be made in respect of the case outlined at paragrapg 2.3 of the report, to fund alteration works and this grant be subject to a formal agreement between the Council and the relevant parties.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 21 - ENVIRONMENT: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHARGES 2007/2008
Summary:
This report seeks Members endorsement of revised charges for various Environmental Health services for 2007/2008.
The report follows recommendations from the Director of Finances Group Auditor that Environmental Health Service charges should be reviewed and reported to Council Members.
Recommendation:
That the revised charges for Environmental Health be endorsed.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 22 - REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: PRIDE IN OUR PROMENADES - SEACOMBE TO NEW BRIGHTON
Summary:
This report updates Cabinet on the £1 million programme of improvements to be started this summer along the Promenade between Seacombe and New Brighton. The works form part of Mersey Waterfront Regional Park’s Pride in our Promenades project, which is funded by the Northwest Development Agency and the European Objective One programme. It is a condition of both grants that the Council agrees to a 10 year Management Plan for the Promenade, requiring a total additional revenue budget of £29,700 per annum plus inflation from financial year 2008/09.
If this commitment cannot be given then the project will not procced and the £1 million capital investment will be lost.
Recommendation:
That
(1) proposed improvements to the Seacombe to New Brighton Promenade be welcomed, and the funding and implementation of the 10 year Management Plan prepared by TEP Landscape Architects which is a condition of receiving the £1m capital grant be agreed; and
(2) the building into budget projections for 2008/09 until 2018/19 the sum of £29,700 per annum plus inflation (which will be split £26,130 for the Technical Services Department and £3,570 for the Regeneration Department), to the budgets available to the Directors of Regeneration and Technical Services, in order to meet the provisions of the Management Plan, be agreed.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 23 - REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: HOSTEL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT GRANT FUNDING FOR BIRKENHEAD YMCA
Summary:
The purpose of this report is to advise Members of the additional allocation of £115,000 Hostel Capital Improvement Grant funding (HCIP) given to the Council to grant to Birkenhead YMCA for their innovative Maritime Industries Training Programme, which the Department of Communities and Local Government (CLG formerly ODPM) has allocated from the HCIP 2006/07 under spend.
Recommendation:
That the additional allocation of £115,000 HCIP funding be made available to fund Birkenhead YMCA’s Maritime Industries Training Programme, be agreed.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 24 - REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: HM TREASURY – TAX INCENTIVES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF BROWNFIELD LAND – A CONSULTATION – WIRRAL RESPONSE
Summary:
Her Majesty’s Treasury has issued a consultation paper on Tax incentives for the development of brownfield land (http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/media/708/BD/bud07_taxincentives_256.pdf). The consultation supports Government policy to increase housing land supply, maintain commitment to the best use of existing land resources and remove dereliction and contamination. The Barker Review of Housing Supply (2004) recognised that previously developed (brownfield land) was more expensive to develop than greenfield sites but offered regeneration benefits. HM Treasury requires responses 14th June 2007.
In light of the Council’s commitment to the regeneration of Wirral and the protection of greenfield and Green Belt sites from inappropriate development, Cabinet is recommended to support the proposals in the consultation paper. These include the need to promote the use of land remediation tax relief and to support the identification of derelict land through the National Land Use Database.
Recommendation:
That this report forms the basis of the Council’s formal submission on the HM Treasury consultation on Tax Incentives for Development of Brownfield Land.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 25 - REGENERATION AND PLANNING STRATEGY: CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION ON “A SEA CHANGE - A MARINE BILL WHITE PAPER”
Summary:
The Government has issued for consultation a White Paper outlining the scope and content of proposed Marine Bill. It follows on from an initial consultation in 2006 (to which Wirral responded) and proposes a new system of Marine Spatial Planning, a new marine Management Organisation, changes to marine consents, fisheries licensing and marine nature conservation. Comments are invited to the Department of Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) by 8th June. This report recommends that the Director’s comments in section 9 form the basis of the Council’s response to DEFRA.
Recommendation:
That the comments set out in section 9 form the basis of the Council’s response to the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 26 - HOUSING AND COMMUNITY SAFETY: EXTENSION OF ALLEYGATING CONTRACT
Summary:
This report is to seek Members approval to extend the current alleygating contract with The Lighthouse Project, who complete all alley gate installations on Wirral for a further year.
Recommendation:
That the extension of the contract for one year with the Lighthouse Project, in accordance with paragraph 4.1 of the Alleygating Contract 2005-07, be approved.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 27 - CORPORATE SERVICES: PROJECT MANAGERS
Summary:
It was agreed that Chief Officers and Cabinet should formally agree those officers acting as Project Managers across the Authority.
Recommendation:
That the attached list of Project Managers be agreed.
Attachments: (click on an attachment to view it)
Item 28 - CORPORATE SERVICES: APPROVED DUTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
Summary:
The Cabinet is requested to consider:
(a) any requests for the designation of an approved duty relating to attendance at meetings;
(b) any applications relating to conferences or seminars made in accordance with the procedure approved by Cabinet on 19 February 2004 (minute 534 refers);
(c) any changes in the membership of bodies to which the Council makes appointments.
The following are requested for approval as approved duties:
(i) Attendance by the Cabinet Member for Children's Services and Lifelong Learning at the National Councillor network for Children’s Services conference in Manchester on 18th July;
(ii) Attendance by Councillor Sarah Quinn at the LGIU New Member Induction programme on 19th June 2007 in London;
(iii) Attendance by the Cabinet Member for Social Care and Inclusion at the Coventry LA – Challenges of Modernising Social Care – a Coventry Perspective (conference). This is being held on Friday 15th June at Coventry TechnoCentre, Coventry University;
(iv) Attendance on a 1:1:1 basis at the 'Igniting Enterprising Ideas' Conference, to be held at the University of Wolverhampton on June 19th 2007.
Recommendation:
That attendance at the above events be designated an approved duty.
Item 29 - EXEMPT INFORMATION - EXCLUSION OF MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
Summary:
The following items contain exempt information.
Recommendation:
That, under section 100 (A) (4) of the Local Government Act 1972, the public be excluded from the meeting during consideration of the remaining items of business on the grounds that they involve the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined by the relevant paragraphs of Part I of Schedule 12A (as amended) to that Act.
Item 30 - CORPORATE SERVICES: APPROVAL OF ACQUISITIONS MADE UNDER DELEGATED AUTHORITY - Exempt
NOT FOR PUBLICATION: Exempt by virtue of paragraph 3, Part I, Schedule 12A (as amended), Local Government Act 1972.
Item 31 - CORPORATE SERVICES: UNITED UTILITIES WASTE WATER MANAEGEMENT SCHEMES 99 YEAR LEASES - Exempt
NOT FOR PUBLICATION: Exempt by virtue of paragraph 3, Part I, Schedule 12A (as amended), Local Government Act 1972.
Item 32 - CORPORATE SERVICES: LAND ADJOINING 379 NEW CHESTER ROAD, BIRKENHEAD - Exempt
NOT FOR PUBLICATION: Exempt by virtue of paragraph 3, Part I, Schedule 12A (as amended), Local Government Act 1972.
Item 33 - CORPORATE SERVICES: LAND AT CRAVEN STREET, BIRKENHEAD - Exempt
NOT FOR PUBLICATION: Exempt by virtue of paragraph 3, Part I, Schedule 12A (as amended), Local Government Act 1972.
Item 34 - CORPORATE SERVICES: RNLI LIFEBOAT STATION, NORTH PARADE HOYLAKE - Exempt
NOT FOR PUBLICATION: Exempt by virtue of paragraph 3, Part I, Schedule 12A (as amended), Local Government Act 1972.
Item 35 - CORPORATE SERVICES: LEASOWE COMMUNITY HOMES RELAXATION OF RESTRICTIVE COVENANT - Exempt
NOT FOR PUBLICATION: Exempt by virtue of paragraph 3, Part I, Schedule 12A (as amended), Local Government Act 1972.
Item 36 - ANY OTHER BUSINESS
Summary:
To consider any other business that the Chair accepts as being urgent.
Agenda Published: 30 May 2007