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Key Decision definition: A key decision means an executive decision which is likely:
(a) to result in the council incurring expenditure which is, or the making of savings which are significant having regard to the council's budget for the service or function which the decision relates; or
(b) to be significant in terms of its effects on communities living or working in an area comprising two or more wards or electoral divisions in the area of the council.
For the purposes of (a) above, the threshold for "significant" is £2.2 million (from 1 April 2024).
DC Committee report
Decision Maker: Director of Corporate Services
Decision published: 22/05/2020
Effective from: 22/05/2020
Decision:
The Director of Corporate Services approved the recommendations as set out in the report.
Divisions affected: Ribble Valley North East;
Lead officer: Jonathan Haine
Given the unprecedented circumstances brought about by the COVID-19 outbreak the Procurement Service has undertaken an urgent review of contracts expiring that would otherwise have been re-procured in the next 6 to 12 months. Proposals for those contracts have been considered in accordance with Procurement Policy Note 01/20 'Responding to COVID-19' and this report identifies those contracts meeting the criteria for extension with the incumbent supplier.
Approval will enable the Council to extend contracts and permit the Procurement Service to:
· Ensure its focus is maintained on essential category management activities, namely the supply of PPE.
· Where resource permits redeploy staff to support essential services outside of the Procurement Service.
· Undertake full tendering processes to put new contractual arrangements in place at a later date.
This is deemed to be a Key Decision and the provisions of Standing Order C21 have been complied with.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision published: 14/05/2020
Effective from: 14/05/2020
Decision:
The Cabinet approved the recommendation(s) as set out in the report.
Divisions affected: (All Divisions);
Lead officer: Dave Gorman, Rachel Tanner
Lancashire County Council received a directive Academy Order for Marsden Heights Community College from the Department for Education on 8 February 2017, following the special measures Ofsted judgement in December 2016 and in line with Section 4 of the Academies Act 2010.
The academy conversion process to implement the Academy Order requires the Authority and Trust to each enter into various legal documents.
This report seeks permission from Cabinet to delegate authority for finalising and approving the detailed legal documents to the Director of Corporate Services, and to provide the necessary authority and indemnity to the Chief Executive and Director of Resources to complete the transfer.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision published: 14/05/2020
Effective from: 14/05/2020
Decision:
The Cabinet approved the recommendation(s) as set out in the report with the following amendment:
Replace recommendation (ii) with the following:
"the Chief Executive and Director of Resources be authorised to issue all necessary certificate(s) within and for the purposes of the Local Government (Contracts) Act 1997 in respect of the Deed of Variation to the Project Agreement with Lancashire Schools SPC Phase 2A Limited (the contractor responsible for designing, building, financing and operating the school facilities) (and any other certified service contracts with a term exceeding five (5) years being put in place to implement the directed academy conversion)"
Divisions affected: Nelson East;
Lead officer: Susan Strother
A report for the migration of the E-Business Suite Oracle Platform to the Oracle Cloud.
This is deemed to be a Key Decision and the provisions of Standing Order C20 have been complied with.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision published: 14/05/2020
Effective from: 14/05/2020
Decision:
The Cabinet approved the recommendation(s) as set out in the report.
Lead officer: Neil Kissock, Gabby Nelson
Following severe weather events in February 2020 the Highways Asset Management Team has been working to collate the damages caused by Storm Ciara and subsequently Storm Dennis. The damages have been categorised as:
· urgent (work required to prevent further deterioration that could cause road closures or community severance),
· priority (Works to be programmed in the next 6-12 months),
· work required (Remedial works to be programmed in the next 12-24 months)
The total estimated cost of repairs required due to the above storms is estimated at £4,709,385 (including £4,461,857 capital and £247,528 revenue costs).
Funding is required to undertake the urgent work that is required in the next 6 months with a value of £1,636,808.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision published: 14/05/2020
Effective from: 14/05/2020
Decision:
The Cabinet approved the recommendation(s) as set out in the report.
Divisions affected: (All Divisions);
Lead officer: Paul Binks
A report outlining the case for a further public bond issue.
This is deemed to be a Key Decision and the provisions of Standing Order C20 have been complied with.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision published: 14/05/2020
Effective from: 14/05/2020
Decision:
The Cabinet approved the recommendation(s) as set out in the report.
Divisions affected: (All Divisions);
Lead officer: Mike Jensen, Laura Sales
Proposals for the increase of Foster Care Allowance rates for 2020/21, in line with National Minimum Standards.
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision published: 14/05/2020
Effective from: 14/05/2020
Decision:
The Cabinet approved the recommendation(s) as set out in the report.
Divisions affected: (All Divisions);
Lead officer: Barbara Bath
Decision Maker: Chief Executive & Director of Resources
Decision published: 13/05/2020
Effective from: 13/05/2020
Decision:
The Chief Executive approved the recommendation as set out in the report.
Divisions affected: Chorley Rural West;
Lead officer: Jonathan Haine