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To consider revisions to the Ketton
Conservation Areas following its appraisal and consultation on
proposed changes.
1.
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 31/03/2020
Effective from: 17/03/2020
Decision:
That Cabinet considers and approves the Ketton
Conservation Area Appraisal and proposed boundary changes including
the designation of Geeston as a conservation area and incorporating
the following boundary changes:
• To designate a new Conservation Area in Geeston, forming a
smaller character zone of Ketton.
• To extend the conservation area to include the former
railway station building, Station Road.
• To extend the conservation area to include ‘The
Paddock’ and adjacent outbuilding on Hunts Lane and Nos. 1-3
Hunts Lane
• To extend the conservation area to include the field between
No.6 and No.8 High Street.
• To extend the conservation area to include all of the
outbuildings at Home Farm, off High Street.
• To extend the conservation area to include the avenue of
Trees at Edmonds Drive, Aldgate.
• To extend the conservation area to include all the property
boundary associated with No.11 and No. 12 Aldgate
• To rationalise the boundary of the conservation area at The
Dovecote, adjacent Manor Barn, High Street in accordance with
existing property boundary to include the immediate land
surrounding it which forms part of the setting of the
building.
2. That Cabinet authorises the Deputy Director for Places, in
consultation with the relevant Cabinet Member portfolio to approve
minor amendments to the content of the appraisal (such as updates
to policy) or minor changes to the conservation area maps.
Lead officer: Mrs Helen Briggs
It is recommended that the road surface
programme approved and be funded from the highway capital
maintenance allocation for 2020/21. This contributes to the
Council’s statutory duty to highway maintenance and road
safety.
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 31/03/2020
Effective from: 17/03/2020
Decision:
Approve the road surface dressing programme,
funded from the highways capital maintenance allocation for
2020/21.
Lead officer: Mrs Helen Briggs
The Council is required to adopt and safely
manage closed cemeteries and churchyards that have been subject to
statutory closure orders and transfer requests in accordance with
Section 215 of the Local Government Act 1972. This Report presents
a policy of control, attached as appendix A, that affirms the
future process by which this obligation will be executed.
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 31/03/2020
Effective from: 17/03/2020
Decision:
To approve the adoption of the Closed
Churchyards & Cemeteries Adoption & Management
Policy.
Lead officer: Mrs Helen Briggs
The report was prepared to update Members on
the proposed changes to the Planning Enforcement policy which is 6
years old and due for revision.
It is recommended that the Cabinet adopts the updated Enforcement
Policy to ensure that the Council is able to priorities the
investigation of breaches of planning control in an efficient
manner making best use of the teams resources.
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 31/03/2020
Effective from: 17/03/2020
Decision:
Approval and adoption of the updated Planning
Enforcement Policy
Lead officer: Mrs Helen Briggs
TO APPROVE THE NURSERY DISCOUNT POLICY FOR
2020/21 IN ACCORDANCE WITH CENTRAL GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE IN RESPONSE
TO COVID-19.
The Government had provided for a nursery discount scheme for
2020/21 in response to the coronavirus. A policy has been devised
under delegation to ensure the prompt award of the discount
Decision Maker: Strategic Director for Resources
Decision published: 31/03/2020
Effective from: 21/03/2020
Decision:
Cabinet authorised (report number 97/2017)
that the Strategic Director (Finance), in consultation with the
Cabinet member with portfolio for Growth, Trading Services and
Resources to determine, finalise and review the Discretionary
Revaluation Rate Relief Policy and other rate relief schemes in
line with guidance issued by the Government and further local
schemes relating to Non-Domestic Rate Relief as advised.
*The Portfolio Holder for Revenues/Benefits is now the Deputy
Leader
Lead officer: Saverio Della Rocca
TO APPROVE THE EXPANDED RETAIL DISCOUNT POLICY
FROM 2020/21 IN ACCORDANCE WITH CENTRAL GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE IN
RESPONSE TO COVID-19
The Government provided a retail discount scheme for occupied
retail properties with a rateable value of less than 51,000 for
each of the years 2019/20 and 2020/21. The Government have
increased the discount for 2020/21 to 100%, included more
businesses and removed the RV limit.
A policy has been approved under delegation and has been updated to
reflect the change
Decision Maker: Strategic Director for Resources
Decision published: 31/03/2020
Effective from: 21/03/2020
Decision:
APPROVAL OF THE EXPANDED RETAIL DISCOUNT
POLICY FROM 2020/21 IN ACCORDANCE WITH CENTRAL GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE
IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19.
Lead officer: Saverio Della Rocca