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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 report be accepted and the recommendations contained within be noted.
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and upon a vote being taken Option 1 was approved, namely:- · To continue as per the existing arrangement where a BCO is not guaranteed to attend an incident. The advantage of this option is that it entails least cost. · However, this is predicated on the Council acknowledging and accepting the risk that in the event that emergency services require professional advice on the safety of a structure e.g. to enter, then there will be no BCO in attendance. · RCSLT are asked to consider the potential risk and reputational damage associated with what may be a major incident and Building Control do not attend. · It may also prove impossible to instigate any cost recovery against property owners.
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
It was noted that no requests had been received for the simultaneous translation service.
An apology for absence was received from Councillors M. Day and Jen Morgan, J.P.
No declarations of interest or dispensations were raised.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the recommendations contained within be noted.
Consideration was given report Audit Wales Report. RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the recommendations contained within be noted.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
Consideration was given to report of the Service Manger Development & Estates. RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and upon a vote being taken Option 1 was approved, namely:- · To continue as per the existing arrangement where a BCO is not guaranteed to attend an incident. The advantage of this option is that it entails least cost. · However, this is predicated on the Council acknowledging and accepting the risk that in the event that emergency services require professional advice on the safety of a structure e.g. to enter, then there will be no BCO in attendance. · RCSLT are asked to consider the potential risk and reputational damage associated with what may be a major incident and Building Control do not attend. · It may also prove impossible to instigate any cost recovery against property owners.
Consideration was given to report of the Service Manager Development & Estates. RESOLVED that the report be accepted, and upon a vote being taken Option 1 was approved, namely:- · To continue as per the existing arrangement where a BCO is not guaranteed to attend an incident. The advantage of this option is that it entails least cost. · However, this is predicated on the Council acknowledging and accepting the risk that in the event that emergency services require professional advice on the safety of a structure e.g. to enter, then there will be no BCO in attendance. · RCSLT are asked to consider the potential risk and reputational damage associated with what may be a major incident and Building Control do not attend. · It may also prove impossible to instigate any cost recovery against property owners.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
Consideration was given to report of the Service Manager Development & Estates. RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
Consideration was given to report of the Business Support Officer. RESOLVED that the report be accepted and the information contained therein be noted.
The Chair reported that the following Members Briefing Sessions would be arranged in due course: · Enforcement Training · Section 106 · Material Planning Considerations It was noted that the training sessions would be offered to all Members of the Council.
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