8 FLINTSHIRE AND WREXHAM INVESTMENT ZONE
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Alwen Williams, Chief Executive and Iain Taylor, AMION
Consulting to present report.
Additional documents:
Decision:
To accept
the update report and note the work between the Investment Zone team, the Welsh
Government and the UK Government to determine an acceptable allocation from
within the £160m for the cost of tax reliefs associated with the occupation and
development of Investment Zone Tax Sites.
To approve
the key principles set out in the Inter-Authority Agreement (IAA) prepared by Geldards LLP for agreement between the CJC, Flintshire
County Council and Wrexham County Borough Council.
To approve
the Terms of Reference for the Investment Zone Advisory Board.
To approve
the members nominated for the Investment Zone Advisory Board and nominate a
Council Member of the CJC to be appointed to the Board in accordance with the
Terms of Reference.
Minutes:
The report
was submitted by Alwen Williams, Chief Executive of the CJC and Iain Taylor,
AMION Consulting.
RESOLVED:
To accept
the update report and note the work between the Investment Zone team, the Welsh
Government and the UK Government to determine an acceptable allocation from
within the £160m for the cost of tax relief associated with the occupation and
development of Investment Zone Tax Sites.
To approve
the key principles set out in the Inter-Authority Agreement (IAA) prepared by
Geldards LLP for agreement between the CJC, Flintshire County Council and
Wrexham County Borough Council.
To approve
the Terms of Reference for the Investment Zone Advisory Board.
To approve
the members nominated for the Investment Zone Advisory Board and nominate a
Council Member of the CJC to be appointed to the Board in accordance with the
Terms of Reference.
DISCUSSION
The report
was submitted to provide an update on the work that had been achieved since
July. The need to approve the key principles included in the Inter-authority
Agreement was noted. The Terms of Reference of the Investment Zone Advisory
Board, which would report on progress to the Economic Well-being Sub-Committee,
were highlighted.
The need to
nominate one member of the Joint Committee to be a member of the Advisory Board
was noted and it was suggested that they should be someone other than the
Flintshire and Wrexham members, as they were a central part of the project.
Cllr Jason McLellan was appointed by the Joint Committee.