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The decisions as the council's minutes record them. A plain-language summary follows once it has been written.
RESOLVED that the decisions be accepted as a true record of proceedings.
RESOLVED that the decisions be accepted as a true record of proceedings.
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the forecast application of reserves. (Option 1)
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and Members: · Continue to support appropriate financial control procedures agreed by Council; and · Note the budgetary control and monitoring procedures in place within the Capital Team, to safeguard Authority funding. (Option 1)
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet adopt the Retail, Leisure and Hospitality Rates Relief – 2023/24 scheme on behalf of the Council, to supplement the Council’s Discretionary Rate Relief Scheme. (Option 2)
RESOLVED that the information included within the report be accepted (Option 1).
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the content of the 2022 Air Quality Progress Report for Blaenau Gwent CBC in relation to the continued monitoring and ongoing review of air quality within Blaenau Gwent by the Environmental Health Section in fulfilment of the Authority’s statutory duties in compliance with Part IV of the Environment Act 1995.
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the content of the report in relation to the implementation of ECO4 Flex in the borough.
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet endorse the Brynmawr Placemaking Plan, its vision and core ambitions for the future. This will enable us to finalise the draft of the delivery plan and steps towards implementation of the projects that will be contained within it. (Option 2)
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members to endorse the SLA between BGCBC and RCTCBC, subject to clarification received from RCTCBC and for the Director of Regeneration and Community Services alongside the S151 Officer to be given delegated authority to accept revisions to the SLA to facilitate the implementation of the SPF within Blaenau Gwent. (Option 2)
RESOLVED that the report and business plan be accepted. (Option 1)
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet support the associated consultation document and course of action. (Option 1)
It was noted that no requests had been received for the simultaneous translation service.
No apologies for absence were reported.
No declarations of interest or dispensations were reported.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the decisions be accepted as a true record of proceedings.
To receive the decisions of the Special Cabinet held on the 22nd February, 2023. RESOLVED that the decisions be accepted as a true record of proceedings.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the decisions be accepted as a true record of proceedings.
To receive the decisions of the Cabinet held on the 1st March, 2023. RESOLVED that the decisions be accepted as a true record of proceedings.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the forecast application of reserves. (Option 1)
Consideration was given to report of the Chief Officer Resources. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the forecast application of reserves. (Option 1)
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and Members: · Continue to support appropriate financial control procedures agreed by Council; and · Note the budgetary control and monitoring procedures in place within the Capital Team, to safeguard Authority funding. (Option 1)
Consideration was given to report of the Chief Officer Resources. RESOLVED that the report be accepted and Members: · Continue to support appropriate financial control procedures agreed by Council; and · Note the budgetary control and monitoring procedures in place within the Capital Team, to safeguard Authority funding. (Option 1)
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet adopt the Retail, Leisure and Hospitality Rates Relief – 2023/24 scheme on behalf of the Council, to supplement the Council’s Discretionary Rate Relief Scheme. (Option 2)
Consideration was given to report of the Chief Officer Resources. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet adopt the Retail, Leisure and Hospitality Rates Relief – 2023/24 scheme on behalf of the Council, to supplement the Council’s Discretionary Rate Relief Scheme. (Option 2)
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the information included within the report be accepted (Option 1).
Consideration was given to report of the Corporate Director Regeneration & Community Services. RESOLVED that the information included within the report be accepted (Option 1).
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the content of the 2022 Air Quality Progress Report for Blaenau Gwent CBC in relation to the continued monitoring and ongoing review of air quality within Blaenau Gwent by the Environmental Health Section in fulfilment of the Authority’s statutory duties in compliance with Part IV of the Environment Act 1995.
Consideration was given to report of the Corporate Director Regeneration & Community Services. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the content of the 2022 Air Quality Progress Report for Blaenau Gwent CBC in relation to the continued monitoring and ongoing review of air quality within Blaenau Gwent by the Environmental Health Section in fulfilment of the Authority’s statutory duties in compliance with Part IV of the Environment Act 1995.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the content of the report in relation to the implementation of ECO4 Flex in the borough.
Consideration was given to report of the Corporate Director Regeneration & Community Services. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members note the content of the report in relation to the implementation of ECO4 Flex in the borough.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet endorse the Brynmawr Placemaking Plan, its vision and core ambitions for the future. This will enable us to finalise the draft of the delivery plan and steps towards implementation of the projects that will be contained within it. (Option 2)
Consideration was given to report of the Corporate Director Regeneration & Community Services. The Leader emphasised that progression of any projects contained within the Placemaking Plan would be subject to funding being identified. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet endorse the Brynmawr Placemaking Plan, its vision and core ambitions for the future. This will enable us to finalise the draft of the delivery plan and steps towards implementation of the projects that will be contained within it. (Option 2)
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members to endorse the SLA between BGCBC and RCTCBC, subject to clarification received from RCTCBC and for the Director of Regeneration and Community Services alongside the S151 Officer to be given delegated authority to accept revisions to the SLA to facilitate the implementation of the SPF within Blaenau Gwent. (Option 2)
Consideration was given to report of the Corporate Director Regeneration & Community Services. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Members to endorse the SLA between BGCBC and RCTCBC, subject to clarification received from RCTCBC and for the Director of Regeneration and Community Services alongside the S151 Officer to be given delegated authority to accept revisions to the SLA to facilitate the implementation of the SPF within Blaenau Gwent. (Option 2)
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report and business plan be accepted. (Option 1)
Consideration was given to report of the Corporate Director of Education. RESOLVED that the report and business plan be accepted. (Option 1)
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet support the associated consultation document and course of action. (Option 1)
Consideration was given to report of the Corporate Director of Education. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and Cabinet support the associated consultation document and course of action. (Option 1)
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