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Housing and Planning Policy Portfolio Decision Record: Homelessness Prevention

Decision Made By: Councillor R Turner
Date Decision Made: 29 July 2010 
Date of Publication: 2 August 2010 
Decision Reference Numbers: Hou_9_7_10 
Call in period ends 2 August 2010 at 5pm
Implementation date (if not called-in) 10 August 2010 

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  1. Decisions may be called-in by three elected Members from more than one political party or group who must be signatories on the document.
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  3. In the absence of any call-in, decisions will come into force and may then be implemented on the expiry of 5 working days after the publication date (see above);
  4. Decisions marked ** may not be called-in as they were made under special urgency rules.

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To be completed by the decision maker:

Decision Reference Number Hou_9_7_10
Subject Matter: Homelessness Prevention
Date Decision Made 29 July 2010
Portfolio: Housing and Planning Policy
Decision made by: Councillor R Turner
Interests Declared: None
Decision: The Portfolio Holder approves the proposals to fund the homelessness prevention initiatives as set out in report TS88-10 of the Director of Technical Services.
Relevant Overview and Scrutiny Committee: Housing and Community
Reports and Background Papers Considered Report TS88-10 of the Director of Technical Services.TS124-09; TS47-10 and TS67-10.
Reasons for Decision It is proposed that the homelessness funding continues to be spent on the project and initiatives that are having a positive impact on homelessness in the district, with the addition of some new projects for 2010-11.  This will assist the Council to maintain the reduction in homelessness presentations, use of temporary accommodation and associated costs.
Summary of Options Rejected:  
Urgent Decision not Subject to Call In No
Consent of Chairman/Vice-Chairman to Urgency  
Portfolio holder signature  
Updated 24 September 2010