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PLANNING, TRANSPORTATION, REGENERATION AND RENEWAL PORTFOLIO |
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CLG Grant – Extra Support for Town Centres PDF 46 KB Minutes: In August 2009 the
Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government announced, £3m funding
package to support town centres in the current economic downturn. Halton
Borough Council was now in receipt of £52,632 from this Grant to support town
centres. Guidance on how local authorities could support town centres was
provided in the “Looking After Our Town Centres”
document. One of the key issues addressed in this, that led to the grant was
the re-use of empty units in town centres. There were already a number of on-going initiatives to
regenerate and support the town centres in Halton. It was suggested that the
CLG Grant should be used to augment, develop and compliment ongoing activities.
It was also proposed that the grant be split between Runcorn and As the CLG grant was a relatively small pot of funding, it was proposed that the following principle be adopted of no more than 10% of the grant to be spent on any single individual scheme, unless there was exceptional merit to that scheme. The report detailed Town Centre Management proposals for the allocation of DCLG grant for both Runcorn and Widnes Town Centres. RESOLVED: That the Sub-Committee agrees the approach to implementing a support programme for Runcorn and Widnes Town Centres, funded by this new DCLG grant. |
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Corporate Services portfolio |
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ICT Capital Spend Profile 6 Month Review PDF 27 KB Minutes: The Sub-Committee
considered a report which outlined the spending profile for the current ICT
infrastructure requirements for 2009/2010. The April to September 2009 spend
profile required a clear focus upon the completion of the technical aspect
related to the Code of Connection requirement for the Authority. The vast
majority of this work had now been undertaken. Phase 2 of the 2009/10
ICT Infrastructure capital programme would be aimed at the removal of Citrix 3,
the Authority’s aging desktop devises, and the upgrade of the new Citrix Remote
Access Solution 4. Complementing this project it was proposed the Authority
brought the Children and Young People’s Licensing arrangements for all Desktop
Microsoft Software applications in line with the Corporate Microsoft Enterprise
Agreement allowing greater flexibility during the upgrade process and delivering further savings upon the already
heavily discounted licensing within this environment. Additional infrastructure
projects included the replacement of the back up Libraries device and
replacement of the main Watch Guard Firewall.
Replacement of the air conditioning devices would also be included. RESOLVED: That the Sub-Committee approve the spend profile. |
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Treasury Management 2009/10 2nd Quarter PDF 38 KB Minutes: The report provided supporting information on the short-term rates, longer-term rates, temporary borrowing/ investments, longer-term borrowing/investments and policy guidelines. It was noted that all the policy guidelines in the TMP had been complied with. RESOLVED: That the report be noted. |
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Waiver of Standing Orders to Enable Procurement of CCTV Monitoring Services PDF 22 KB Minutes: |
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MINUTES ISSUED: 11th November 2009 CALL IN: 19th
November 2009 Any matter decided by the Executive Board Sub Committee may be called in no later than 19th November 2009. |