To consider the recommendations made by Cabinet and the Ethics Committee since the last ordinary Council meeting relating to the following matters:
Cabinet – 16 December 2019
i) Pan London Dockless Vehicle Hire Byelaw
ii) Addington Village Conservation Area Review – Adoption
iii) Quarter 2 Financial Performance 2019/20
Ethics Committee – 7 January 2020
iv) Proposed Updates to the Scheme of Co-option in Part 6D to the Constitution
Cabinet – 20 January 2020
v) Education Estates Strategy
Minutes:
1) Pan London Dockless Vehicle Hire Byelaw
The Mayor invited Councillor King, the Cabinet Member for Environment, Transport and Regeneration (Job Share), to move the recommendations referred by Cabinet on 16 December 2019 related to the Pan London Dockless Vehicle Hire Byelaw. The Cabinet Member explained that there wasn’t a power to regulate dockless vehicles and that those had been causing some disruption across the Borough when discarded. The byelaw would address this situation and therefore he was pleased to move the recommendations. These were seconded by Councillor Muhammad Ali.
The Mayor moved the vote and Council unanimously agreed the recommendations in the report:
2) Addington Village Conservation Area Review
The Mayor invited Councillor Scott, the Cabinet Member for Environment, Transport and Regeneration (Job Share), to move the recommendations referred by Cabinet on 16 December 2019 related to the Addington Village Conservation Area Review.
Councillor Scott noted that he was pleased to recommend the extension of the conservation area in order to achieve the protection of green spaces and places of distinctive character. Thanks were given for the support of residents and Councillors in undertaking the review. The recommendations were seconded by Councillor Muhammad Ali.
The Mayor moved the vote and Council unanimously agreed the recommendations in the report:
3) Quarter 2 Financial Performance 2019/20
The Mayor invited Councillor Hall, the Cabinet Member for Finance & Resources, to move the recommendations referred by Cabinet on 16 December 2019 related to the Quarter 2 Financial Performance for 2019/20. Councillor Hall moved the recommendations noting the Administration’s commitment be able to offer more affordable housing. The recommendations were seconded by Councillor Clouder.
The Mayor moved the vote and Council unanimously agreed the recommendations in the report:
4) Scheme Of Co-Option
The Mayor invited Councillor Fraser, the Chair of the Ethics Committee, to move the recommendations referred by the Ethics Committee on 7 January 2020 related to the Scheme of Co-option. Councillor Fraser moved the recommendations noting they would provide a common approach to co-optees and their behaviour. The recommendations were seconded by Councillor Clouder.
The Mayor moved the vote and Council unanimously agreed the recommendations in the report:
5) Education Estates Strategy And Admission Arrangements
The Mayor invited Councillor Flemming, the Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Learning, to move the recommendations referred from Cabinet on January 2020 related to the Education Estates Strategy and Admission Arrangements for 2021/22. Councillor Flemming moved the recommendations noting their lengthy discussion at the Cabinet Meeting. The recommendations were seconded by Councillor Clouder.
The Mayor moved the vote and Council unanimously agreed the recommendations in the report:
i. Agreed the proposed Community Schools’ Admission Arrangements for the 2021/22 academic year (Appendix 6A to the report).
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