Decision Maker: Major Applications Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 23/06/2022 - Major Applications Planning Committee
Decision published: 23/06/2022
Effective from: 23/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED: That the application be approved subject to amending condition 5 from 41 vehicle movements to 40.
Wards affected: Ickenham & South Harefield;
Decision Maker: Major Applications Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 23/06/2022 - Major Applications Planning Committee
Decision published: 23/06/2022
Effective from: 23/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED: That the application be approved subject to the addendum, verbal update, additional condition for auto switch off, information not to have lights on during BST hours and amendment to condition 10 to include maintained of the SUDs solution.
Wards affected: Ickenham & South Harefield;
Decision Maker: Major Applications Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 23/06/2022 - Major Applications Planning Committee
Decision published: 23/06/2022
Effective from: 23/06/2022
Decision:
It was confirmed that agenda items 6 – 7 were marked Part I and would be considered in public.
Decision Maker: Major Applications Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 23/06/2022 - Major Applications Planning Committee
Decision published: 23/06/2022
Effective from: 23/06/2022
Decision:
None.
Decision Maker: Major Applications Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 23/06/2022 - Major Applications Planning Committee
Decision published: 23/06/2022
Effective from: 23/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED: That the minutes from the meetings on 12 and 18 May 22 were approved.
Decision Maker: Major Applications Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 23/06/2022 - Major Applications Planning Committee
Decision published: 23/06/2022
Effective from: 23/06/2022
Decision:
None.
Decision Maker: Major Applications Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 23/06/2022 - Major Applications Planning Committee
Decision published: 23/06/2022
Effective from: 23/06/2022
Decision:
There were no apologies for absence.
Decision Maker: Borough Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 21/06/2022 - Borough Planning Committee
Decision published: 22/06/2022
Effective from: 21/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED: That the application be approved.
Wards affected: South Ruislip;
Decision Maker: Borough Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 21/06/2022 - Borough Planning Committee
Decision published: 22/06/2022
Effective from: 21/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED: That the application be refused.
Wards affected: Wood End;
Decision Maker: Borough Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 21/06/2022 - Borough Planning Committee
Decision published: 22/06/2022
Effective from: 21/06/2022
Decision:
It was confirmed that all items would be considered in public.
Decision Maker: Borough Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 21/06/2022 - Borough Planning Committee
Decision published: 22/06/2022
Effective from: 21/06/2022
Decision:
None.
Decision Maker: Borough Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 21/06/2022 - Borough Planning Committee
Decision published: 22/06/2022
Effective from: 21/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED: That the minutes of the meeting held on 24 May 2022 be approved as a correct record.
Decision Maker: Borough Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 21/06/2022 - Borough Planning Committee
Decision published: 22/06/2022
Effective from: 21/06/2022
Decision:
None.
Decision Maker: Borough Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 21/06/2022 - Borough Planning Committee
Decision published: 22/06/2022
Effective from: 21/06/2022
Decision:
Apologies were received from Councillor Sansarpuri.
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision:
That the Cabinet agree:
1) That the two garage blocks known as 49-60 Glenister house (12 garages) and garage block known as 61-69 Glenister House (9 garages) are no longer required for the purposes for which they were or are currently used and that they be declared surplus to requirements as per the site plan attached showing the two sites.
2) That the garages be appropriated from the General Fund to the Housing Revenue Account with effect from 31 March 2022, in order that the garage sites can be incorporated into the proposed development of the wider estate for general needs housing as set out in the report.
Reasons for decision
Cabinet agreed to transfer the garages at 49-60 and 61-69 Glenister House, Avondale Drive, Hayes from the Council’s General Fund Budget to the Housing Revenue Account Budget. The Cabinet Member for Property, Highways and Transport explained how this would assist the Council in facilitating the redevelopment of the wider estate. The Leader of the Council welcomed the associated plans for new homes.
Alternative options considered and rejected
None, as not to proceed would have prevented the sites being incorporated into the Estate Regeneration Project.
Property, Highways & Transport |
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Expiry date for any scrutiny call-in / date decision can be implemented (if no call-in) |
5pm, Friday 24 June 2022 |
Officer(s) to action |
Michele Wilcox |
Directorate |
Place Directorate |
Classification |
Public
The report and any background papers relating to this decision by the Cabinet are available to view on the Council's website or by visiting the Civic Centre, Uxbridge. |
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 16/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED:
That the Cabinet:
1. Notes the Council’s current financial position regarding its S106 balances.
2. Notes the Hillingdon Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) outturn for the 2021/22 Financial Year.
Reasons for decision
Cabinet considered an update on the Council’s planning obligations monies received and the consequent progress in the allocation, provision and implementation of such funds towards local projects to benefit residents.
The Cabinet Member for Residents’ Services outlined how the £6.5m received from the CIL had been spent on the Council’s Chrysalis Programme and towards the new Yiewsley Leisure Centre project. In respect of s106 planning obligation contributions from new developments, it was noted that these monies had increased over the year and would be spent on specific sites.
Alternative options considered and rejected
None
Residents’ Services |
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Expiry date for any scrutiny call-in / date decision can be implemented (if no call-in) |
This matter is not for call-in, as noting only. |
Officer(s) to action |
Nicola Wyatt & Julia Johnson |
Directorate |
Place Directorate |
Classification |
Public
The report and any background papers relating to this decision by the Cabinet are available to view on the Council's website or by visiting the Civic Centre, Uxbridge. |
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED:
That the Cabinet:
1. Note the budget position and treasury management update as at March 2022 (Month 12) as outlined in Part A of this report.
2. Approve the financial recommendations set out in Part B of this report set out below:
a) Approve acceptance of gift funding in relation to a Planning Performance Agreement in accordance with the provisions of Section 93 of the Local Government Act 2003 for;
I. Prologis DC7.5 - £17,500
II. 1 The Square - £20,000
III. Compass Centre - £67,000
IV. Squirrels Trading Estate - £40,000
V. COMAG - £32,000
b) Approve the proposed fees and charges for the Council’s 2022 FIESTA Summer Holiday provision for young people outlined below.
c) Accept HS2 Amenity Fund £313k grant for improvements to mitigate the impacts of the HS2 project in areas affected by the construction works.
d) Approve a contribution of £25k to the Mayor’s Charity from revenue generated from sales of resident deposits at textile banks within the authority.
e) Approve a total £237.5k allocation facilitating future roll-out of the successful Ward Budget initiative.
Reasons for decision
Cabinet was informed of the outturn revenue, capital and treasury position from the previous financial year 2021/22. Cabinet noted the net in-year underspend of £618k on normal activities, and the legacy Covid-19 costs which were fully funded by Government.
The Cabinet Member for Finance updated Cabinet on the achievement of the savings target over the year, the good progress towards the elimination of the deficit in the Dedicated Schools Budget and the planned re-phasing of the capital programme. The Cabinet Member noted a solid financial performance in challenging conditions over the year and expressed his thanks to the Council’s Finance Team.
Cabinet made a number of other financial related decisions including acceptance of a HS2 amenity fund grant and the allocation of funding towards the successful Ward Budget Initiative.
The Leader of the Council welcomed the underspend and savings achieved and how this should give confidence to residents in how the Council manages its finance.
Alternative options considered and rejected
None.
Finance & Corporate Services |
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Expiry date for any scrutiny call-in / date decision can be implemented (if no call-in) |
Decision 2 (a-e) are for call-in only and by 5pm, Friday 24 June 2022 |
Officer(s) to action |
Andy Evans |
Directorate |
Resources |
Classification |
Public
The report and any background papers relating to this decision by the Cabinet are available to view on the Council's website or by visiting the Civic Centre, Uxbridge. |
Decision Maker: CABINET
Made at meeting: 16/06/2022 - CABINET
Decision published: 17/06/2022
Effective from: 25/06/2022
Decision:
RESOLVED:
That the Cabinet:
1 Approves the Hillingdon Building Safety Strategy 2022/23 to 2025/26 in Appendix A and delegates authority to the Cabinet Member for Property, Highways and Transport, in consultation with the Corporate Director of Place, to update the Strategy if changes in future legislation, regulations and guidance require this.
2 Agrees that the Corporate Director of Place will approve and update as required operational Action Plans to deliver the Strategy’s aims, in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Property, Highways & Transport.
Reasons for decision
Cabinet agreed a new Building Safety Strategy which set out Hillingdon Council's approach to preparing for and implementing the new nationwide building safety regime
The Cabinet Member for Property, Highways & Transport noted that following the Grenfell Tower fire disaster in 2017, the new Building Safety Act had come into force along with widescale reform to improve building and fire safety. It was welcomed that Hillingdon Council had made significant progress since the tragedy on new fire safety precautions, doors and sprinkler systems to ensure that residents felt safe in their homes.
Alternative options considered and rejected
None, as the Council was required to set out its plans for implementing the new building safety regime.
Property, Highways & Transport |
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Expiry date for any scrutiny call-in / date decision can be implemented (if no call-in) |
5pm, Friday 24 June 2022 |
Officer(s) to action |
Gary Penticost |
Directorate |
Place Directorate |
Classification |
Public
The report and any background papers relating to this decision by the Cabinet are available to view on the Council's website or by visiting the Civic Centre, Uxbridge. |