Agenda item

Cabinet RESOLVED to:

2.1     To proceed to statutory consultation for the following Healthy School Street schemes detailed in this report, and, following consideration of the statutory consultation responses, to delegate the decision to proceed to implementation to the Corporate Director of Sustainable Communities, Regeneration & Economic Recovery, in consultation with the Executive Mayor and the Cabinet Member for Streets & Environment:  

2.2           To delegate the decision to proceed to statutory consultation, following further engagement with Calleydown Shortbreak Children’s Home, and implementation, following the statutory consultation stage, to the Corporate Director of Sustainable Communities, Regeneration & Economic Recovery in consultation with the Executive Mayor and the Cabinet Member for Streets & Environment, for the following Healthy School Street scheme detailed in this report: 

2.3           To delegate the decision to proceed to statutory consultation, following a further informal consultation stage, and implementation, following the statutory consultation stage, to the Corporate Director of Sustainable Communities, Regeneration & Economic Recovery, in consultation with the Executive Mayor and the Cabinet Member for Streets & Environment, for the following Healthy School Street schemes detailed in this report, which includes Harris City Academy Crystal Palace School Street having moved from Group 4 to Group 5 of the Healthy School Streets programme: 

2.4                Not to proceed with the following Healthy School Street schemes detailed in this report: 

The Executive Mayor introduced the report which proposed that the Group 5 schemes be implemented with a permanent Traffic Management Order, rather than the experimental approach used for previous HSS schemes.

Cllr Tony Pearson, Deputy Cabinet Member for Regulatory Services Hale shared with Cabinet that this administration will consult, listen to residents and then act.

The Shadow Cabinet Member for Streets and Environment, Councillor Christopher Herman welcomed the report and asked if the council had a communication strategy to challenge some of the negative feedback listed in the report.

The Executive Mayor responded that the benefits of healthy school streets are communicated going forward, enhancements are planned around how  the schemes are delivered and communicated.

Cabinet RESOLVED to:

2.1     To proceed to statutory consultation for the following Healthy School Street schemes detailed in this report, and, following consideration of the statutory consultation responses, to delegate the decision to proceed to implementation to the Corporate Director of Sustainable Communities, Regeneration & Economic Recovery, in consultation with the Executive Mayor and the Cabinet Member for Streets & Environment:  

2.2           To delegate the decision to proceed to statutory consultation, following further engagement with Calleydown Shortbreak Children’s Home, and implementation, following the statutory consultation stage, to the Corporate Director of Sustainable Communities, Regeneration & Economic Recovery in consultation with the Executive Mayor and the Cabinet Member for Streets & Environment, for the following Healthy School Street scheme detailed in this report: 

2.3           To delegate the decision to proceed to statutory consultation, following a further informal consultation stage, and implementation, following the statutory consultation stage, to the Corporate Director of Sustainable Communities, Regeneration & Economic Recovery, in consultation with the Executive Mayor and the Cabinet Member for Streets & Environment, for the following Healthy School Street schemes detailed in this report, which includes Harris City Academy Crystal Palace School Street having moved from Group 4 to Group 5 of the Healthy School Streets programme: 

2.4                Not to proceed with the following Healthy School Street schemes detailed in this report: