Agenda and minutes

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Items
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600.

FILMING AT MEETINGS

Please note that this meeting may be filmed or recorded by the Council for live or subsequent broadcast via the Council’s internet site or by anyone attending the meeting using any communication method. Although we ask members of the public recording, filming or reporting on the meeting not to include the public seating areas, members of the public attending the meeting should be aware that we cannot guarantee that they will not be filmed or recorded by others attending the meeting. Members of the public participating in the meeting (e.g. making deputations, asking questions, making oral protests) should be aware that they are likely to be filmed, recorded or reported on. 

 

By entering the meeting room and using the public seating area, you are consenting to being filmed and to the possible use of those images and sound recordings.

 

The chair of the meeting has the discretion to terminate or suspend filming or recording, if in his or her opinion continuation of the filming, recording or reporting would disrupt or prejudice the proceedings, infringe the rights of any individual or may lead to the breach of a legal obligation by the Council.

Minutes:

The Chair referred to the information as set out in the agenda and advised that the meeting was being filmed.

601.

Apologies

To receive any apologies for absence.

Minutes:

Apologies for absence were received from Councillors Chandwani and Davies.

602.

Urgent Business

The Chair will consider the admission of any late items of Urgent Business. (Late items of Urgent Business will be considered under the agenda item where they appear. New items of Urgent Business will be dealt with under Item 17 below. New items of exempt business will be dealt with at Item 24 below).

Minutes:

There were no items of urgent business.

603.

Declarations of Interest

A Member with a disclosable pecuniary interest or a prejudicial interest in a matter who attends a meeting of the authority at which the matter is considered:

 

(i) must disclose the interest at the start of the meeting or when the interest becomes apparent, and

(ii) may not participate in any discussion or vote on the matter and must withdraw from the meeting room.

 

A Member who discloses at a meeting a disclosable pecuniary interest which is not registered in the Register of Members’ Interests or the subject of a pending notification must notify the Monitoring Officer of the interest within 28 days of the disclosure.

 

Disclosable pecuniary interests, personal interests and prejudicial interests are defined at Paragraphs 5-7 and Appendix A of the Members’ Code of Conduct.

Minutes:

Councillor das Neves declared an interest in respect of item 12 – Selby Urban Village Design Team Contract Variation – as she was a Trustee of the Selby Trust.

604.

Notice of Intention to Conduct Business in Private, any Representations Received and the Response to any such Representations

On occasions part of the Cabinet meeting will be held in private and will not be open to the public if an item is being considered that is likely to lead to the disclosure of exempt or confidential information. In accordance with the Local Authorities (Executive Arrangements) (Meetings and Access to Information) (England) Regulations 2012 (the “Regulations”), members of the public can make representations about why that part of the meeting should be open to the public.

 

This agenda contains exempt items as set out at Item 18 : Exclusion of the Press and Public.  No representations with regard to these have been received.

 

This is the formal 5 clear day notice under the Regulations to confirm that this Cabinet meeting will be partly held in private for the reasons set out in this Agenda.

 

 

Minutes:

There were no representations made.

605.

Minutes pdf icon PDF 738 KB

To confirm and sign the minutes of the meetings held on 13 July 2021 and 22 July 2021 as a correct record.

Additional documents:

Minutes:

RESOLVED

 

That the minutes of the Cabinet meetings held on 13 July 2021 and 22 July 2021 be approved as a correct record.

606.

Matters Referred to Cabinet by the Overview and Scrutiny Committee

For Cabinet to note (if any)

Minutes:

None received.

607.

Deputations/Petitions/Questions

To consider any requests received in accordance with Standing Orders.

Minutes:

Petition

 

The Chair informed the Cabinet that she had accepted a petition submitted by Bounds Green residents living in the proposed Bounds Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) C area in relation to the proposed plans for an LTN in the area.

 

Deputations

 

There were two deputations for consideration at the meeting.  

 

Deputation one

 

The first deputation was submitted by Vicki Leonard in relation to the petition submitted.  Ms Leonard addressed the Cabinet and stated that the residents who had signed the petition felt that that the scheme had been predetermined, and that this invalidated any consultation carried out as it would not take into account the views of the residents who did not want the scheme implemented.  Ms Leonard noted that the consultation was ongoing and requested that the consultation results outlined in the petition be submitted as part of the consultation process.  She added that Low Traffic Neighbourhoods could not be implemented without the support of the local community.

 

Councillor Hakata, Deputy Leader & Cabinet Member for Environment, Transport and the Climate Emergency responded to the deputation.  He advised that it was imperative that local people were engaged with the process and that the Council had gone to unprecedented levels to do this.  The designs for the LTNs were in the process of being co-designed with residents.  Councillor Hakata added that it was important for residents to be involved with the consultation so that they could understand all aspects of the proposals, positive and negative.  All feedback provided would be considered and fed into the final design of the scheme.

 

A member of the deputation party responded to the Cabinet Member and stated that that that been no co-design whatsoever, nor any requests for residents to be involved in the consultation.  She added that 94% of residents had responded negatively to the proposals and that the implementation of an LTN would lead to residents having to access their homes via busy main roads which had already been impacted by LTNs in the neighbouring borough.

 

The Cabinet Member advised that he would arrange to meet with the residents and discuss further issues.

 

The Leader thanked the deputation party for attending the meeting.

 

Deputation two

 

The second deputation was submitted by Jacob Secker, accompanied by Chris Houghton, in relation to item 13 – Options for Stapleford North Wing, Broadwater Farm Estate.  Mr Secker requested that the Cabinet reject the proposal to demolish the Stapleford North Wing.  He stated that the consultation was misleading, and his objections related to statements made in the s105 consultation pack, which was not included in the Cabinet papers.  Mr Secker felt that the consultation was misleading and did not give the true picture of the rent increases to be passed on to tenants once the new properties had been built.  He added that if clear information was not provided to residents in regard to rents then they would not be able to vote in a future ballot, as they had not received all of the relevant information.  ...  view the full minutes text for item 607.

608.

2021/22 Finance Update Quarter 1 pdf icon PDF 1 MB

[Report of the Director of Finance.  To be introduced by the Cabinet Member for Finance and Transformation]

 

This report will provide an update on the Quarter 1 budget monitoring and Council's financial position.  It will seek approval for any changes to the Council's  revenue or capital budgets required to respond to the changing financial scenario and the delivery of the MTFS.

Minutes:

The Cabinet Member for Finance and Transformation introduced the report which provided an update on the Quarter 1 budget monitoring and Council's financial position.  The report sought approval for any changes to the Council's  revenue or capital budgets required to respond to the changing financial scenario and the delivery of the MTFS.

 

The Cabinet Member and the Director for Housing, Regeneration and Planning responded to questions from Councillor Palmer:

 

In broad terms, the Capital Programme had expanded substantially, however this was at the same time of the impact of the pandemic on the construction industry.  This had caused delays in delivering on programmes but there had been no resources lost or projects abandoned as a result of this.

 

With regard to the Good Economy Recovery Plan, there had been money allocated and this was being spent.  However, in some areas the spend was delayed due to further unanticipated lockdowns so it was felt that it would be appropriate to delay some spending at that time.

 

The Director for Housing, Regeneration and Planning agreed to provide a written response in relation to the delay of the Additional Carbon Reduction Project.

 

RESOLVED to

 

1.         Note the forecast base budget revenue outturn for the General Fund of £5.2m and that Directors are seeking actions to bring the forecast down before the end of the year. (Section 6, Tables 1a and 1b, and Appendix 1).

 

2.         Note that the £13.9m forecast Covid pressure on the GF is expected to be offset by Government funding (Section 6 and Table 1a).

 

3.         Note the net Housing Revenue Account (HRA) forecast of £0.6m overspend (Section 6 and Appendices 1 and 2).

 

4.         Note the net DSG forecast of £6.6m overspend. (Section 6 and Appendix 1).

 

5.         Note the forecast budget savings position in 2021/22 which indicates that £2.86m (27%) may not be achieved. (Section 6 and Appendix 3).  This is incorporated in the GF budget pressures addressed in recommendations 3.1 and 3.2 above.

 

6.         Approve the proposed budget adjustments and virements to the capital programme as set out in Table 2 and Appendix 6.

 

7.         Note the 2021/26 Revised GF Capital MTFS budget after virements and budget adjustments proposed in recommendations 3.6 above (Appendix 5)

 

8.         Note the forecast expenditure of £342m in 2021/22 which equates to 72% of the revised capital budget (Section 8 and Appendix 4). 

 

9.         To approve the revenue budget virements and receipt of grants as set out in Appendix 6.

 

10.      To note the debt write-offs approved by officers in Quarter 1 2021/22 (Appendix 7) and approve the >£50,000 debt write-offs (Appendix 7a).

 

11.       To note the C19 grants schedule (Appendix 8).

 

Reason for Decision

 

A strong financial management framework, including oversight by Members and senior management, is an essential part of delivering the council’s priorities and statutory duties.  This is made more critically important than ever as a result of the on-going  financial implications placed on the Council by the Covid-19 crisis.

           

Alternative Options Considered

 

The report of the management of  ...  view the full minutes text for item 608.

609.

Housing delivery Scheme at Templeton: revised costs approval pdf icon PDF 310 KB

[Report of the Director of Housing, Regeneration and Planning.  To be introduced by the Cabinet Member for House Building, Place-Making and Development]

 

A report requesting agreement for additional costs for the delivery of new Council housing at Templeton Road.

Minutes:

The Cabinet Member for House-Building, Place-Making and Development introduced the report which provided an update on the projected outturn of the development and sought approval to increase the contract sum to be paid to the contractor to £3,302,356 due to additional cost.  The scheme would provide 11 new Council homes and was one of the first direct delivery projects carried out by the Council.  The Cabinet Member drew attention to a typo in paragraph 4.5 which contained incorrect figures and advised that the figures in the recommendations were correct.

 

There had been lessons learned so far from the scheme which would be taken forward in future developments.

 

In response to Councillor Palmer, the Assistant Director for Housing advised that around 200 homes out of the 1000 council home target would be completed and habitable by May 2022.

 

RESOLVED to

 

1.         Approve a gross increase of £252,193 in accordance with Contract Standing Order (CSO) 10.02.1 b) to a total contract sum of £3,302,356 to be paid to Kind Diamond Consortium Ltd in respect of the Templeton Hall and Garage Site development contract.

 

2.         Notes that the overall Project cost increased by a net amount of £118,866 due to savings that offset the gross sum of £252,193.

 

Reasons for decision

 

The Templeton site has been identified as a site for the direct delivery of new Council homes by Haringey Council. The scheme has been granted planning consent and is nearing completion. The contractor was appointed following a competitive tender process and is progressing well on site.

 

On 9 July 2019 Cabinet approved a total cost of £3,710,158 for the construction of eleven Council homes for Council rent at Templeton Road including the appointment of Kind Diamond Consortium Ltd to complete the construction for a total sum of £3,050,163 and additional on-costs of £659,995.

 

Since signing the build contract, it has been necessary to make a number of amendments for essential elements that had not been included in the contract. There are cost implications to a number of these amendments. The most significant single elements not included in the original contract are listed below.

 

The Council is legally bound to the contract as signed, and each of the amendments was for a necessary part of the construction process that had not been included in the initial contract as signed.

 

The cost of the amendments to the development contract can be offset against savings made on the additional on cost £659,995 and contingencies approved by Cabinet and built into the original appraisal, so that the net overall effect is an increase of £118,296, representing approximately 3.0%.

 

The principal increased cost changes have been:

 

·           Basic Asset Protection Agreement with Network Rail

·           S278 Highways Works

·           UKPN – new electrical connection to the site

·           NHBC Insurance

·           Cadent Gas Main diversion on site

·           LCP Framework Fee

 

The principal reductions in costs have been:

 

·           Reduction is contingencies

·           Reduction in fees

 

Alternative options considered

 

An alternate option of either stopping the scheme whilst an agreement was made with Network Rail,  ...  view the full minutes text for item 609.

610.

Stroud Green Primary School - Phase 2 External Envelope and Building Services Improvement Works – Award of Construction Contract pdf icon PDF 450 KB

[Report of the Director of Children’s Services.  To be introduced by the Cabinet Member for Early Years, Children and Families]

 

To request approval for an award of contract to carry out Building Services Improvement and External Envelope Phase 2 works at Stroud Green Primary School, and to approve issuance of Letter of Intent.

Minutes:

The Cabinet Member for Early Years, Children and Families introduced the report which sought approval for an award of contract to carry out Building Services Improvement and External Envelope Phase 2 works at Stroud Green Primary School, and to approve issuance of Letter of Intent.

 

In response to a question from Councillor Palmer it was advised that a strict safety programme had been developed for each school project to minimise the time students were decanted from school buildings and to ensure safety around the site.  If there were specific issues in relation to any school project then this could be raised with the Project Manager.

 

Further to considering exempt information at item 20,

 

RESOLVED to

 

1.         Approve an award of contract to Contractor A of £1,498,628.48.

 

2.         Approve a client construction contingency of 10% that equates to £149,862.85 which will be strictly managed under change control governance arrangements.

 

3.         Approve the issuance of a letter of intent for up to 10% of the contract value, totalling £149,862.85.

 

Reasons for decision

 

A major review of the condition and suitability of the Children’s Services estate has been undertaken which has informed the Children’s Service’s asset management plan (CSAMP).  This identified condition and suitability deficiencies in the primary, secondary, and wider Children’s Service estate that need addressing in the short, medium, and long-term.  Stroud Green Primary School is high priority for major works due to issues relating to safeguarding and school closure risks.

 

In 2018 an initial brief was given to undertake the most immediate (short term) health and safety, compliance, and resilience work. These findings included fire compartmentation, fire doors and cold-water system replacement and were subject to a separate award under delegated powers.

 

In 2019 a further commission was given to further investigate and address urgent works relating to the condition of building services (i.e. heating), external envelope (i.e. roofs, windows) and boundary security.

 

A scheme for Stroud Green Primary School was developed into 2 phases. Phase 1 sought to meet the criteria for Public Sector Decarbonisation (Salix) grant funding (a grant contribution of £129,000), minimise disruption to the school by maximising access over the 2021 school summer holiday period, ensure resilience for heating and hot water and support a comprehensive phasing plan. A construction award to Mulalley & Co Ltd was supported by Cabinet on the 15th June 2021 and commenced on site in July 2021. Phase 1 works include heating distribution system upgrade, secondary glazing, loft insulation and new entrance and accessible toilet) works.  Both phases of works will improve the condition of the building for better education delivery but will also improve the energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions during operation.

 

This construction award report requests a decision on the procurement of a Contractor A to undertake Phase 2 works:

 

·                     Windows and roof repairs

·                     External walls repairs

·                     Repairs to external stairs

·                     Repairs and redecoration to brick boundary walls

·                     Repairs to underground drainage

 

Alternative options considered

 

Do nothing option - a decision not to support this award of construction  ...  view the full minutes text for item 610.

611.

Selby Urban Village Design Team Contract Variation pdf icon PDF 380 KB

[Report of the Director of Housing, Regeneration and Planning.  To be introduced by the Cabinet Member for House Building, Place-Making and Development]

 

For Cabinet to approve the variation of the existing contract with KCA as a result of an extension to the project's programme and extra work thereof.

Minutes:

Clerks note:  Councillor Diakides left the meeting at 7.55pm.

 

The Cabinet Member for House-Building, Place-Making and Development introduced the report which sought approval for the variation of a contract awarded in October 2019 to Karakusevic Carsen Architects (KCA) to lead masterplan design proposals for the Selby Urban Village from RIBA Stage 0-3.  Since the award of the contract, an increase of £225,855 was sought to cover the costs associated with the programme delay caused by the impact of covid-19 and the need for KCA and the Selby Trust and Council partnership to undertake and commission additional work to support the design proposals.

 

In response to questions from the Cabinet, the Assistant Director for Regeneration and Economic Development advised that planning permission would be sought in March 2022 (not 2021 as set out in the report), and officers were confident that the scheme would continue to progress well.

 

In response to questions from Councillor Palmer, the Assistant Director for Regeneration and Economic Development advised that this project went beyond co-design and was a good example of working together with the Trust for the best outcome.

 

Further to considering exempt information at item 21,

 

RESOLVED to

 

1.         Agree to vary the existing contract with the KCA to reflect:

 

a)            An extended programme

b)            Additional consultancy work

c)            Cover the costs of undertaking additional reports that are required as part of the planning process now the new London Plan has been adopted

 

2.         Approve the contingency amount set out in the exempt part of the report and to delegate to the Director of Housing, Regeneration & Panning, authority to approve the use of the contingency.

 

3.         In accordance with Contract Standing Order 10.02.1(b) approve the variation sum of £225,885 (excluding contingency), bringing the total contract value to £967,551.

 

Reasons for decision

 

The reasons for varying the existing contract are because the design programme has had to be extended to allow for further work to be completed, additional work has been and is required to inform decision making and because additional surveys are required to align to the new London Plan requirements.

 

The Selby Urban Village programme has been impacted by Covid -19 and the inability to undertake engagement with the community as programmed throughout the Spring 2020. The council is committed to a placemaking approach embracing c-design and co-production with the Selby Trust. The process has highlighted a number of areas which have required further optioneering to support the business case development and the design, notably the long-term management arrangements for the site, in particular the community sporting offer.  Whilst officers and the Design Team have worked hard to minimise the impact on the programme, it is the case that the design programme has been delayed by 6 months. Further information on the additional work and programme can be found in paragraphs 6.7 and 6.11.

 

In addition, the new London Plan requires further detailed information to support a planning application, consequently, further surveys and reports need to be commissioned to support the planning application.  ...  view the full minutes text for item 611.

612.

Options for the future of Stapleford North Wing, Broadwater Farm Estate pdf icon PDF 272 KB

[Report of the Director of Housing, Regeneration and Planning.  To be introduced by the Cabinet Member for House Building, Place-Making and Development]

 

This report will seek a decision on the preferred option for inclusion in a future ballot on the Broadwater Farm Estate, following consultation with residents

Additional documents:

Minutes:

 

The Cabinet Member for House-Building, Place-Making and Development introduced the report which sought approval to include the demolition and re-provision of homes in the Stapleford North Wing block in the ‘preferred design scenario’ which would be presented to Broadwater Farm residents in a resident ballot in the coming months.

 

The Cabinet Member responded to questions from the Cabinet:

-           There were 24 properties which would be affected (21 tenants).  Residents had been engaged with and made aware of all options, which also included building around the wing, which would result in living with the disruption of a building site.

-           The Residents Association had been engaged with and further meetings would be held with them.

 

The Cabinet Member responded to questions from Councillor Palmer:

-           The information in the exempt appendices could not be discussed in the public part of the meeting.  The consultation had involved a small number of people and some of the responses received could identify residents, and so that information had been made exempt.

-           Home Loss and Disturbance Payments would be made to help with the cost of moving properties. 

-           Rents would be calculated on the same basis as they currently were and would take into consideration the size, location and design of properties.

-           The recent Love Lane ballot had been carried out in line with relevant protocols, and the people on the estate had been provided with the full landlord offer prior to the ballot taking place.

 

Further to considering exempt information at item 22,

 

RESOLVED to

 

1.         Note the feedback of the consultation from secure tenants in Stapleford North pursuant of Section 105 of the Housing Act 1985, and the non-statutory consultation with Council leaseholders of the same block, as described in paragraphs 6.3-6.16 and as set out in Appendix 1;

 

2.         Authorise the inclusion of the demolition and reprovision of Stapleford North wing (flats 25-36 and 61-72) on Broadwater Farm in the ‘preferred design scenario’ and subsequent resident ballot. 

 

Reasons for decision

 

The recommendations within this Cabinet report are being proposed following a consultation with residents on the future of the Stapleford North block.

 

The consultation presented residents with two main options but also gave residents the opportunity to raise further options for the Council to consider, if they felt that this was appropriate:

 

1)     Option one: To refurbish the homes in Stapleford North and work with residents throughout the works to minimise disruption.

2)     Option two: To demolish the Stapleford North block and rehouse current residents, with a Right to Return to the estate once the new homes are built.

 

Residents were also encouraged to indicate if they felt there were any options we hadn’t considered and were presented with a third potential option, for permanent rehousing for the duration of the Northolt works. Responses to this are expanded on at 5.2 of this report and in Appendix 1 to this report.

 

The consultation has now been concluded and resident feedback has been received. Of the 21 eligible households,  ...  view the full minutes text for item 612.

613.

Variation of contract for 1-35 Headcorn Road and 51-92 Tenterden Road Fire Safety Works pdf icon PDF 256 KB

[Report of the Director of Housing, Regeneration and Planning.  To be introduced by the Cabinet Member for Planning, Licensing and Housing Services]

 

To seek approval to vary contract award for 1-35 Headcorn Road and 51-92 Tenterden Road Fire Safety Works.

Minutes:

The Cabinet Member for Planning, Licensing and Housing Services introduced the report which sought approval for additional variation of costs under an existing building contract awarded to Greyline Builders Limited in February 2020.  The costs would facilitate additional works to 1-35 Headcorn Road and 51-92 Tenterden Road, including installation of Automatic Fire Detection and associated fire safety works.

 

The Cabinet Member requested that assurances be given that the Residents Association would be engaged with, and the Director for Housing, Regeneration and Planning agreed to give that commitment.

 

Further to considering exempt information at item 23,

 

RESOLVED

 

That Cabinet in accordance with Contract Standing Order 10.02.1(b) approves additional costs and variations for Fire Safety Works to 1-35 Headcorn Road and 51-92 Tenterden Road as follows:-

 

1.         A variation of the contract with Greyline Builders Limited to increase the value of the contract sum of £604,756 by £176,708, to an aggregate value of £781,464.

 

2.         The additional consultants’ fees of £14,868, resulting in a total additional cost of £191,576. This is in line with agreed terms in the contract.

 

3.         Agrees that the cost of these works will not be recharged to the leaseholders of properties at 1-35 Headcorn Road and 51-92 Tenterden Road.

 

Reasons for decision

 

1-35 Headcorn Road and 51-92 Tenterden Road Fire Safety Works were   approved by Cabinet in February 2020 and mobilised in October 2020. Additional works costs are required to carry out essential fire safety works, including:-

-      Decanting costs to facilitate the removal of asbestos from the communal areas.

-      Replacement of corridor doors.

-      Electrical repairs to individual flats that were identified during the construction phase.

-      Extension of time to deliver the works, incurred as a result of the delays in residents providing access during the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

Alternative options considered

 

The option of not doing the works was considered but rejected. As the Landlord, Haringey Council must comply with current Fire and Building Regulations as well as Asbestos Regulations and Health & Safety. It is more cost effective to include the works within the existing contract whilst on site as the works are integral to the fire safety works and will be less disruptive for our residents.

614.

Minutes of Other Bodies pdf icon PDF 109 KB

To note the minutes of the following:

 

Cabinet Member Signing 27 July 2021

Cabinet Member Signing 16 August 2021

Cabinet Member Signing 16 August 2021

Cabinet Member Signing 19 August 2021

 

Urgent Decision 14 July 2021

 

Additional documents:

Minutes:

RESOLVED

To note the minutes of the Cabinet Member Signings and Urgent Decisions held on:

14 July 2021

27 July 2021

16 August 2021

16 August 2021

19 August 2021

615.

Significant and Delegated Actions pdf icon PDF 148 KB

To note significant and delegated decisions taken by Directors.

 

Additional documents:

Minutes:

RESOLVED

To note the significant and delegated decisions taken by Directors.

616.

New Items of Urgent Business

To consider any items admitted at item 3 above.

Minutes:

None.

617.

Exclusion of the Press and Public

Note from the Democratic Services and Scrutiny Manager

 

Items 19 to 24 allow for consideration of exempt information in relation to items 6 and 11-14.

 

TO RESOLVE

 

That the press and public be excluded from the remainder of the meeting as the items below, contain exempt information, as defined under paragraphs 1, 2, 3 and 5, Part 1, schedule 12A of the Local Government Act:

 

Information relating to any individual

 

Information which is likely to reveal the identity of an individual

 

Information relating to the financial or business affairs of any particular person (including the authority holding that information).

 

Information in respect of which a claim to legal professional privilege could be

maintained in legal proceedings

Minutes:

RESOLVED

That the press and public be excluded from the meeting for the consideration of agenda items 19-24 as they contain exempt information as defined in Section 100a of the Local Government Act 1972; Paragraph 1 – information relating to any individual; Paragraph 2 – information which is likely to reveal the identity of an individual; Paragraph 3 – information relating to the financial or business affairs of any particular person (including the authority holding that information), Paragraph 5 – information in respect of which a claim to legal professional privilege could be maintained in legal proceedings.

618.

EXEMPT - Minutes

To confirm and sign the exempt minutes of the meeting held on 22 July 2021 as a correct record.

 

Minutes:

RESOLVED

That the exempt minutes of the Cabinet meeting held on 22 July 2021 be approved as a correct record.

619.

EXEMPT - Stroud Green Primary School - Phase 2 External Envelope and Building Services Improvement Works – Award of Construction Contract

As per item 11.

Minutes:

The Cabinet noted the exempt information and the resolutions were agreed as per minute 610.

620.

EXEMPT - Selby Urban Village Design Team Contract Variation

As per item 12.

Minutes:

Clerks note – Councillor das Neves was not present for the consideration of this item.

 

The Cabinet noted the exempt information and the resolutions were agreed as per minute 611.

621.

EXEMPT - Options for the future of Stapleford North Wing, Broadwater Farm Estate

As per item 13.

Additional documents:

Minutes:

The Cabinet noted the exempt information and the resolutions were agreed as per minute 612.

622.

EXEMPT - Variation of contract for 1-35 Headcorn Road and 51-92 Tenterden Road Fire Safety Works

As per item 14.

Minutes:

The Cabinet noted the exempt information and the resolutions were agreed as per minute 613.

623.

New Items of Exempt Urgent Business

To consider any items admitted at item 3 above.

 

Minutes:

None.