Meeting documents

Council
Wednesday, 18th November, 2009

Council

  Wednesday 18th November 2009
at 14:00 PM
PLEASE NOTE TIME OF MEETING
 
  Council Chamber, Civic Centre
 
This meeting is open to the public
 
  Members
 
  The Mayor - Chair

The Sheriff - Vice-chair

Leader of the Council

Members of the Council (See overleaf)
 
  Contacts
 
  Committee Administrator
  Sandra Coltman
  Tel. 023 8083 2718
  Email: sandra.coltman@southampton.gov.uk
 
  Solicitor to the Council
  Mark Heath
  Tel. 023 8083 2371
  Email: mark.heath@southampton.gov.uk
 
  Administrative Information

 

Agenda - 18th November 2009

  
1

Apologies

To receive any apologies.



2

Minutes

To authorise the signing of the minutes of the Council Meeting held on 16th September 2009, attached.

2. Minutes 16/09/2009    

3

Announcements From The Mayor And The Leader

Matters especially brought forward by the Mayor and the Leader.

4

Deputations, Petitions And Public Questions

To receive any requests for Deputations, Presentation of Petitions or Public Questions.

5

Executive Business

Report of the Leader of the Council, attached.

5. Report    

6

Motions

A Councillor Burke to move:

Council welcomes that all political parties in this Chamber support the delivery of the cultural quarter and see it as essential for the continued regeneration of the city. In order to ensure that the cultural quarter is delivered with the reputation of Southampton untarnished as an arts and heritage centre of excellence, Council calls on the Executive to replace the proposed sale of art from the City Art Gallery with alternative sources of funding.

B. Councillor Baston to move:
This Council notes that:
1. Climate change predictions show that without severe cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, the world will be hit by drought, flooding and famine affecting all of us, and poorest countries in particular. Some of these countries are already suffering from the effects of climate change. This is an issue of social justice as well as a call to take environmental action.
2. Under the UK Climate Change Act 2008 the UK is due to cut its emissions by 34% by 2020, but according to climate change scientists, a cut of 10% in 2010 is in line with what is now needed to avert runaway climate change.
In preparation for the Copenhagen conference, government ministers need to know that the public supports more dramatic cuts in emissions than have been proposed. Many councils have already signed up to the '10:10' Campaign, which seeks to persuade individuals, business, organisations and the UK government to reduce their CO2 emissions by 10% in 2010.

This Council supports these aims and ambitions and therefore resolves to urge the Executive to sign up to the 10:10 Campaign

7

Questions From Members To The Chairs Of Committees Or The Mayor

To consider any question of which notice has been given under
Council Procedure Rule 11.2.

8

Appointments To Committees, Sub Committees And Other Bodies

To deal with any appointments to Committees, Sub-Committees or other bodies as required.

9

2009/12 Adult Learning and Skills Plan (Formerly 2009/10)

Report of the Cabinet Member for Young People and Skills seeking approval for the endorsement of the Plan, attached.

9. Report    9. Appendix    

9. Decision
 

10

Sea City Museum Project

Report of the Cabinet Member for Leisure, Culture and Heritage seeking approval for the expenditure of funds, attached.

10. Report    

10. Decision
 

 

10th November 2009

SOLICITOR TO
THE COUNCIL