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Environment and Sustainability Portfolio Decision Record: Village Recycling Centre Refurbishments 2011-2012

Decision Made By: Councillor M Tonkin
Date Decision Made: 23 March 2011
Date of Publication: 25 March 2011
Decision Reference Numbers: Es_16_3_11
Call in period ends 1 April 2011 at 5pm 
Implementation date (if not called-in) 2 April 2011

Notes:

  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.
  2. Requests to call-in must be delivered to the Director of Corporate and Legal Services in writing by the date and time specified above (See Pt 4 [Scrutiny Procedure Rules] of the Constitution);
  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 Es_16_3_11
Subject Matter: Village Recycling Centre Refurbishments 2011-2012
Date Decision Made 23 March 2011
Portfolio: Environment and Sustainability
Decision made by: Councillor M Tonkin
Interests Declared:  
Decision:

The Portfolio Holder approves the refurbishment of village recycling centres at Armathwaite, Hackthorpe, Lazonby, Long Marton and Low Hesket, at a total estimated cost of £41,500, to be funded by the Waste Capital Infrastructure Grant.
Relevant Overview and Scrutiny Committee: Environment and Economy
Reports and Background Papers Considered Report TS31-11 of the Director of Technical Services
Reasons for Decision Many of the Council’s recycling centre compounds are now 10-15 years old and in need of repair. In the case of the five sites detailed in this report, tarmac hardstandings have broken up and fences have become warped and rotten, with some boards missing. Also, in the case of four of the five sites, the compounds are no longer large enough to accommodate all the required containers. If the five sites are to continue to benefit the villages in which they are located, they will need to be refurbished, extended and improved.
Summary of Options Rejected:  
Urgent Decision not Subject to Call In No
Consent of Chairman/Vice-Chairman to Urgency  
Portfolio holder signature  
Updated 07 April 2011