Sustainable Development, Planning and Transport Committee - 6 September 2016

NOTICE AND AGENDA

For a meeting to be held in the Penn Chamber, Three Rivers House, Rickmansworth, on Tuesday, 6 September 2016 at 7.30pm.

Members of the Sustainable Development, Planning and Transport Committee:-

Councillors:-        Stephen Giles-Medhurst (Lead Member)        Martin Trevett (Lead Member)

David Coltman

Steve Drury      Angela Killick

Joan King

Peter Getkahn      David Major

Ty Harris      Reena Ranger

Paula Hiscocks      Kate Turner

Steven Halls, Chief Executive
26 August 2016

Lead Member Responsibilities:

Economic Development, Sustainability and Transport - Energy efficiency and Beat the Killer Cold; Economic Development; Sustainability – promoting energy efficiency and ‘green’ matters; Supporting public transport, better buses and cycling.

Housing, Planning and Strategic Schemes – Council house allocations and lettings (transfers and Choice-Based Lettings bids; Homelessness and housing advice; Housing grants for improvement and adaptation; Private housing condition and Houses in Multiple Occupation (including stock condition surveys); Building Control; Car parking (provision, fines, permits); Highways and infrastructure schemes; Development Management; Heritage (i.e. conservation areas, listed buildings, tree protection); Land Charges; Land Drainage; Local Plans (i.e. conservation areas, neighbourhood forums, local listing); To purchase any property for use as temporary accommodation.

The Sustainable Development, Planning and Transport Committee welcomes contributions from members of the public to its discussion on agenda items. Contributions will be limited to one person speaking for and one against each item for not more than three minutes. Please note that, in the event of registering your interest to speak on an agenda item but not taking up that right because the item is deferred, you will automatically be given the right to speak on that item at the next meeting of the Sustainable Development, Planning and Transport Committee.   Details of the procedure and the list for registering the wish to speak will be available for a short period before the meeting.

In accordance with the Openness of Local Government Bodies Regulations 2014 any matters considered under Part I business only of the meeting may be filmed, recorded, photographed, broadcast or reported via social media by any person.

Recording and reporting the Council’s meetings is subject to the law and it is the responsibility of those doing the recording and reporting to ensure compliance. This will include the Human Rights Act, the Data Protection Act and the laws of libel and defamation.

1. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE

2. MINUTES

To confirm as a correct record the minutes of the meeting held on 21 June 2016 (circulated separately).

3. NOTICE OF OTHER BUSINESS

Items of other business notified under Council Procedure Rule 30 to be announced, together with the special circumstances that justify their consideration as a matter of urgency. The Chairman to rule on the admission of such items.

4. DECLARATION OF INTERESTS

To receive any declarations of interest.

5. SERVICE PRESENTATION – REGULATORY SERVICES

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SUSTAINABILITY AND TRANSPORT

6.  BUDGET MONITORING REPORT - MONTH 4 (JULY)

Budget monitoring report is a key tool in scrutinising the Council’s financial performance. It is designed to provide an overview to all relevant stakeholders.

It is essential that the Council monitors its budgets throughout the year to ensure that it is meeting its strategic objectives and that corrective action is taken where necessary.

This report seeks approval to a change in the Committee’s 2016 - 2019 medium-term financial plan.

HOUSING, PLANNING AND STRATEGIC SCHEMES

7. HOUSING RELATED SUPPORT CHANGES

Hertfordshire County Council (HCC) commission a range of Housing Related Support (HRS) services across several client groups ranging from supporting people in their homes or in fixed accommodation. HRS services assist people who live in a sheltered housing scheme, hostel, refuge, shared accommodation, or their own home. They aim to promote independence. They can prevent homelessness and help people do things for themselves rather than go into hospital or residential care. They can also help people make the transition from living in an institution to living independently.

8. TRDC PARKING MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME 2016/17

This report reviews the success of the parking management for the 2015/16 financial year (Appendix A) and proposes a programme for the 2016/17 financial year (Appendix B).

WORK PROGRAMME

9. WORK PROGRAMME

To review and make necessary changes to the Committee’s work programme.

10. OTHER BUSINESS – if approved under item 3 above.

11. EXCLUSION OF PRESS AND PUBLIC

If the Committee wishes to consider the remaining item in private, it will be appropriate for a resolution to be passed in the following terms:-

“that under Section 100A of the Local Government Act 1972 the press and public be excluded from the meeting for the following item(s) of business on the grounds that it involves the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined under paragraphs (1 -7) of Part I of Schedule 12A to the Act. It has been decided by the Council that in all the circumstances, the public interest in maintaining the exemption outweighs the public interest in disclosing the information.”

(Note: If other confidential business is approved under item 3, it will also be necessary to specify the class of exempt or confidential information in the additional items.)

1. OTHER BUSINESS – if approved under item 3 above.