To: Councillors J. Rosenstiel (Chair), Benstead, Callaghan, Ellis-Miller, Knowles, Levison, M. Schofield, Reed, Talbot, Taylor.
Alternate Member: Hipkin
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND LEISURE COMMITTEE
Date: 31
January 2002
Time: 2.30 pm ( Nb - PETITION AT 3.30PM)
Place: Committee
Room 1, The Guildhall
Contact: Gary
Clift Direct Line: 01223
457011
Placed
on public deposit and despatched 23rd January 2002
AGENDA
1. MINUTES
To confirm the minutes of 8
November 2001 as a correct record.
2. APOLOGIES
3. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
4. PUBLIC QUESTION
TIME*
(*Can be taken
at any time at the Chair’s discretion – see footnote)
5. PERFORMANCE INDICATORS AND TARGETS AND
SERVICE IMPROVEMENT PLAN MONITORING REPORT
(Report
by Directors of Central Services, Community Services
and Environment & Planning pages 1-59)
6. PETITION AT 3.30PM
The Kings
Hedges Supergroup
“We
the undersigned, disagree with the planned changes to the management of the
Buchan Street Community Centre and petition Cambridge City Council to keep the
present arrangements in place”
On
being called by the Chair, the petitioners presenting the petition to the
Committee may speak in total for 5 minutes.
Members of the Committee may then question those presenting the petition
for 5 minutes, which can be extended by a further 5 minutes at the Chair’s
discretion. As the petition relates to
a matter on the agenda (Revenue Budget 2002/03 listed at 7. below), the
Committee will take the petition into account when considering agenda item 7.
7. REVENUE BUDGETS 2001/02
(REVISED), 2002/03 BUDGET AND CAPITAL BIDS
(Report by
Directors of Finance, Central Services,
Community
Services and Environment & Planning pages 60-67)
8. GRANTS
TO VOLUNTARY AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS: REVISED STRATEGY FOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT & LEISURE 2002-03
(Report
by Director of Community Services pages 68-70)
9. FINANCIAL
SUPPORT TO VOLUNTARY AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS 2002/2003
(Report by
Directors of Community Services and
Environment
& Planning attached separately)
10. PRIORITY
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2002/03
(Report by
Director of Community Services pages 71-77)
11. PARKS AND OPEN
SPACE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
(Report by
Director of Community Services pages 78-100)
12. CORN EXCHANGE
BUSINESS PLAN
(Report by Director
of Central Services pages 101-103)
13. DISCRETIONARY
RATE RELIEF 2001/02
The
Cambridge Foodbank at Unit B, Rene Court, Coldhams Lane has established a
collection and distribution point for goods donated for disadvantaged residents
from 1 October 2001. DRR at 20% will
cost £330.19 and is recommended for approval.
Cambridgeshire
Football Association, based at Milton Road City Ground, has requested DRR on
its offices. 5% DRR, at a cost of £740,
is recommended pending clarification of its constitutional status and receipt
of financial information demonstrating the CFA’s need for grant-aid.
14. MILTON
ROAD INFANTS – GOVERNOR APPOINTMENT
The City’s
Governor Jane Hugh has resigned from the Governing Body. Committee is requested to nominate to the
vacancy. The School has put forward an
individual whose details will be circulated separately.
The next scheduled meeting of
Community Development
& Leisure Committee is 21 March 2002.
Information
for the public
You are
welcome to attend this meeting as an observer, although it may be necessary to
ask you to leave the room during the discussion of matters which are described
as confidential on the agenda.
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You can ask
questions on an issue included on the agenda below, or on an issue which is
within this committee’s powers. Questions are usually asked during the slot on
the agenda for this at the beginning of the meeting, or, at the discretion of
the Chair later if an issue is under discussion by the
committee. If you wish to ask a question related to an agenda item contact the
committee officer (listed above under ‘contact’) before the meeting starts.
If you wish to ask a question on a matter not included on this agenda,
please contact the committee officer by 10.00am the working day before the
meeting. Further details concerning the right to speak at committee
can be obtained from the committee section.
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In the event
of the fire alarm sounding (which is a continuous
ringing sound), you should pick up your possessions and leave the building by
the route you came in. Once clear of the building, you should assemble on the
pavement opposite the main entrance to the Guildhall and await further
instructions.
If your escape route or the assembly area
is unsafe, you will be directed to safe areas by a member of Cambridge City
Council staff.