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Decision Maker: Joint Planning Policy Committee
Made at meeting: 29/01/2021 - Joint Planning Policy Committee
Decision published: 29/01/2021
Effective from: 29/01/2021
Decision:
To accept the
report
Decision Maker: Language Committee
Made at meeting: 28/01/2021 - Language Committee
Decision published: 28/01/2021
Effective from: 28/01/2021
Decision:
To accept the
report.
Decision Maker: Language Committee
Made at meeting: 28/01/2021 - Language Committee
Decision published: 28/01/2021
Effective from: 28/01/2021
Decision:
To accept the
report.
Decision Maker: Language Committee
Made at meeting: 28/01/2021 - Language Committee
Decision published: 28/01/2021
Effective from: 28/01/2021
Decision:
- To accept the report.
-
To write
to Welsh Government and Gwynedd Council Cabinet to express the committee's
support and desire to see the continuation of the Arfor
scheme after March 2021.
Decision Maker: The Cabinet
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - The Cabinet
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
i.
To
accept the conclusions of the Chief Executive on the individual schemes
as noted in Appendix 1 and 2.
ii.
In
accordance with what was noted in Appendix 1, to move the delivery profile for
schemes valued at £1,012,750 to 2022/23 and to recognise that the situation had
now changed so much that it was not possible to deliver savings schemes valued
at £848,040 and to eliminate them from the budget.
iii.
To
use the £1.6m provision set aside in the 2020/21 budget in order to do
so, and to achieve the residual gap with the first use of savings planned for
2021/22.
iv.
When
preparing the 2021/22 budget, to agree that the delivery profile for
schemes valued at £511,250 should be moved to 2022/23 and to recognise
that the situation had now changed so much that it was not possible to
deliver savings schemes valued at £595,450 and that £705,930 in savings
should be used for the budget as noted in Appendix 2.
Decision Maker: The Cabinet
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - The Cabinet
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
It was
resolved to establish a Climate Change Board to steer the work of
formulating and acting upon a Climate Change Action Plan and provide £58,990
from the Transformation Fund in order to employ a Project Manager to coordinate
the work.
Decision Maker: The Cabinet
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - The Cabinet
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
It was
resolved that there was a need to recruit and appoint a Chief Executive on a
permanent basis.
Decision Maker: The Cabinet
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - The Cabinet
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
The
Information Plan was adopted.
Decision Maker: The Cabinet
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - The Cabinet
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
·
To
accept the report on the end of November review (30 November 2020 position) of
the capital programme.
·
To
approve the revised financing as shown in part 4 of the report, namely:
o
an
increase of £2,000 in the use of borrowing,
o
an
increase of £3,019,000 in the use of grants and contributions,
o
no
change in the use of capital receipts,
o
an
increase of £313,000 in the use of revenue contributions,
o
no
change in the use of the capital reserve, and
o
a decrease of £14,000 in the use of renewal and
other reserves.
Decision Maker: The Cabinet
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - The Cabinet
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
To approve
the issue of statutory notices on the proposal to increase the capacity of
Ysgol Treferthyr to 150, relocating the school to an alternative site referred
to as the A497 site, on 1 September 2023, in accordance with the requirements
of Section 48 of the School Standards and Organisation (Wales) Act 2013.
Decision Maker: Central Licensing Sub Committee
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - Central Licensing Sub Committee
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
To approve the application subject
to the inclusion of the conditions of the Operating Schedule
Decision Maker: General Licensing Sub Committee
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - General Licensing Sub Committee
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
That the applicant is a fit and proper person to be issued with a hackney vehicle/private hire driver's
licence from Gwynedd Council.
Decision Maker: The Cabinet
Made at meeting: 26/01/2021 - The Cabinet
Decision published: 26/01/2021
Effective from: 26/01/2021
Decision:
·
The
report on the end of November 2020 review of the Revenue Budget was accepted,
and the latest financial situation regarding the budgets of each department /
service was considered.
·
The
financial impact of Covid-19, which is a combination of additional costs,
income losses and a slippage in the savings programme, was noted as the Council
had given the utmost priority to safeguarding the health and lives of the
people of Gwynedd in response to the crisis.
·
It
was noted that there was a significant overspend in the Adults, Health and
Well-being Department and the Children and Families Department this year. The
work of gaining a better understanding of these matters is ongoing.
·
The
following recommendations and financial virements (as outlined in Appendix 2)
were approved.
·
On
Corporate budgets, that:
¾ An underspend of (£613k) relating to
capital costs was transferred to the capital programme fund.
¾ The net underspend of (£1,177k) on
Corporate budgets will go towards the Council's general balances to assist in
facing the financial challenge ahead of the Council at the end of 2020/21,
especially in light of the Covid-19 crisis.
·
That grant receipts from the Government to
compensate for additional expenditure and loss of income in relation to the
Covid-19 crisis will be allocated to the relevant departments in accordance
with what is noted in Appendix 1.