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Decision Maker: Director of Culture, Communities and Business Services
Decision published: 25/04/2019
Effective from: 11/04/2019
Decision:
1.1. This is an application, made by a member
of the public in 2008, under Section 53 of the Wildlife and
Countryside Act 1981. The application seeks to upgrade Fawley
Footpath 26 (FP26) to a bridleway.
1.2. It is considered that the evidence reviewed is sufficient for
it to be inferred that, on the balance of probabilities, the public
has acquired bridleway rights over FP26. It is therefore
recommended that an Order be made to record the route as a public
bridleway.
Lead officer: Jonathan Woods
Decision Maker: Director of Children's Services
Decision published: 10/04/2019
Effective from: 08/04/2019
Decision:
1.1. That unconditional approval be given to
the following proposal; published by Hampshire County Council under
Section 19 (1) of the Education and Inspections Act 2006:
To make a prescribed alteration to NORMAN GATE SCHOOL, Vigo Road,
Andover, Hampshire, SP10 1JZ (category of schools – Special)
by increasing the capacity of the school, with effect from 1
September 2019.
Lead officer: Peter Colenutt
Decision Maker: Director of Culture, Communities and Business Services
Decision published: 09/04/2019
Effective from: 08/04/2019
Decision:
1.1. That JDK Strategy Ltd be commissioned to
provide development advice and commercial guidance in relation to
Phase 2 development of Manydown.
1.2. The commission value is up to a maximum of £14,000
Lead officer: Steve Clow
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 08/04/2019 - Cabinet
Decision published: 08/04/2019
Effective from: 16/04/2019
Decision:
Cabinet considered a report of the Chief Executive regarding the County Council’s preparations for Brexit.
The report was set out to Cabinet and it was explained that the situation continued to evolve at a national level and that the risk of the UK leaving the European Union without an exit deal remained.
Members commended the contingency and planning work that had been done in the context of the uncertainty. Particular concerns around traffic and access to the port of Portsmouth were raised and it was noted that the work being undertaken on the A31 would have wider benefits for traffic management regardless of Brexit.
The recommendations in the report were considered and agreed. The decision record is attached to these minutes.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 08/04/2019 - Cabinet
Decision published: 08/04/2019
Effective from: 16/04/2019
Decision:
Cabinet considered a report of the Director of Environment, Transport and Economy regarding local industrial strategies.
The report was introduced and it was confirmed that the it was government policy for each Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to develop a local industrial strategy, which amounts to a long term economic vision for the future. The key considerations being taken into account were outlined and it was detailed how this also connected with the Vision for Hampshire 2050 Commission of Inquiry. It was confirmed that both of the LEPs in the Hampshire area had indicated their support for the report.
Cabinet welcomed the report and expressed their support for the proposal that the two LEPs work together to ensure Hampshire wide co-ordination.
The recommendations in the report were considered and agreed. The decision record is attached to these minutes.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Made at meeting: 08/04/2019 - Cabinet
Decision published: 08/04/2019
Effective from: 16/04/2019
Decision:
[Councillor Reid declared a personal interest as the County Council’s representative on Hampshire Hospitals Foundation Trust]
Cabinet considered a report of the Director of Adults’ Health and Care regarding systems resilience and delayed transfers of care.
The report was introduced and the performance improvements were highlighted, in particular a 75 percent reduction in the delayed transfers of care. This was as a result of sustained effort to ensure systems flowed smoothly.
Cabinet members welcomed the performance improvements and recognised the need to continue to drive this forward. The benefit to the wider healthcare system was noted as the increase in capacity had enabled elective surgery programmes to be fully maintained. Further patient health benefits of having shorter stays in acute healthcare settings were also detailed.
The recommendations in the report were considered and agreed. The decision record is attached to these minutes.