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18/09/2018 - Changes to Existing Revenue and Capital Budgets ref: 998    For Determination

This report is specifically to inform Cabinet of progress to date on the implementation of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) measures and to seek approval to vary the capital scheme budget to incorporate proposed changes and additions to the scheme.

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Made at meeting: 18/09/2018 - Cabinet

Decision published: 18/09/2018

Effective from: 18/09/2018

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Lead officer: Sue Cuerden


18/09/2018 - Update on Strategic Services Partnership ref: 1003    Recommendations Approved

Confidential report of the Leader detailing an update on the Strategic Services Partnerships.

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Made at meeting: 18/09/2018 - Cabinet

Decision published: 18/09/2018

Effective from: 27/09/2018

Decision:

Cabinet approved the recommendations set out in the confidential report. 

Wards affected: (All Wards);


18/09/2018 - Home to School Transport & Post-16 Travel Arrangements ref: 1001    Recommendations Approved

To consider the report of the Cabinet Member for Aspiration, Schools and Lifelong Learning seeking approval to formally consult on the proposals for Home to School Transport & Post-16 Travel Arrangements.

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Made at meeting: 18/09/2018 - Cabinet

Decision published: 18/09/2018

Effective from: 27/09/2018

Decision:

(i)  To note the findings from the review of home to school transport for children and young people with SEND which includes the case for change, which is based on evidence from audit activity, other local authorities, engagement with the SEND parent/carer forum, special school colleagues and professionals. The review presents areas identified for amendment in a revised Policy.

(ii)   To approve proceeding to formal consultation on the proposed Home to School Transport policy 2019/20 for a period of 12 weeks commencing on 26th September, 2018.

(iii)  To note the outcome of the consultation will be reported back to Cabinet to consider alongside recommendations for approval of a revised policy taking into account representations received.

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Lead officer: Tammy Marks


18/09/2018 - Land Quality Strategy 2018 - 2023 ref: 1002    Recommendations Approved

To consider the report of the Cabinet Member for Transport and Public Realm, detailing the Southampton Land Quality Strategy 2018-2023 update.

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Made at meeting: 18/09/2018 - Cabinet

Decision published: 18/09/2018

Effective from: 27/09/2018

Decision:

To adopt the proposed Land Quality Inspection Strategy 2018-2023 and;

 

  Maintain a proactive Contaminated Land Inspection Strategy that is consistent with our Part IIA duties.

  Recover costs where appropriate.

  Consider any business case put forward to progress site investigations and/or remediation in accordance with part IIA.

  Ensure SCC’s own policies regarding land contamination are consistent with best practice.

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Lead officer: Steve Guppy, Sam Guppy


18/09/2018 - ACCEPTANCE OF GLASS PROCESSING INTO WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICE CONTRACT FOR SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL, WHICH INCLUDES ALL AUTHORITIES IN HAMPSHIRE ref: 999    Recommendations Approved

Following the cabinet report in April 2018, regarding the tendering of the Hampshire wide glass processing and disposal contract, which was completed in June 2018 (which, Southampton City Council (SCC) and Portsmouth City Council (PCC) are part of), it was not possible to award the contract as it would have resulted in a significant reduction in income. It is now intended to accept glass processing and disposal contract into the Waste Disposal Service Contract (WDSC) until December 2030.

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Made at meeting: 18/09/2018 - Cabinet

Decision published: 18/09/2018

Effective from: 27/09/2018

Decision:

(i)  To agree to accept glass processing and disposal into the Waste Disposal Service Contract, which is managed by Hampshire County Council on behalf of SCC and Portsmouth City Council (PCC) as the managing authority, in order to dispose of glass effectively.

(ii)  To delegate authority to the Service Director: Transactions and Universal Services to do what is necessary to implement recommendation (i) above.

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Lead officer: Gale Williams


18/09/2018 - Commissioning Substance Misuse services for adults and young people in Southampton ref: 1000    Recommendations Approved

To consider the report of the Cabinet Member for Community Wellbeing to accept the outcome of the procurement process for Substance Misuse services for Adults and Young People in Southampton following a period of review, engagement and consultation.

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Made at meeting: 18/09/2018 - Cabinet

Decision published: 18/09/2018

Effective from: 27/09/2018

Decision:

(i)  To consider the findings from the review of substance misuse services and to note, as a result of the review, there is no proposal for a substantial redesign of services.

(ii)  To authorise the procurement of a substance misuse service for adults and young people in Southampton.

(iii)  To delegate authority to the Director of Quality & Integration to carry out a procurement process for the provision of services as set out in this report to provide substance misuse services to adults and young people in Southampton and with the Director of Legal & Governance to enter into contracts in accordance with the Contract Procedure Rules.

(iv)  To delegate authority to the Director of Quality & Integration following consultation with the Cabinet Member for Community Wellbeing to decide on the final model of commissioned services to support the provision of a substance misuse service and all decision making in relation to this recommissioning.

(v)  To authorise the Director of Quality and Integration to take all necessary actions to implement the proposals contained in this report.

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Lead officer: Sandra Jerrim