Agenda Item:

Meeting of: Environment and Regeneration Scrutiny Committee

Date of Meeting: Tuesday, 22 September 2020

Relevant Scrutiny Environment and Regeneration Committee:

Report Title: Updated Work Programme Schedule 2020/21.

Purpose of Report: To confirm the Committee's Work Programme for 2020/21.

Report Owner: Rob Thomas, Managing Director

Responsible Officer: Gareth Davies, Democratic and Scrutiny Services Officer, 01446 709249

Elected Member and None Officer Consultation: This report Is in accordance with the recommendations of the WAO Policy Framework: Democratic Renewal report and acknowledges the recommendations of the review of the Council's scrutiny function Executive Summary:

• The report advises Members of progress in relation to the Scrutiny Committee's updated Work Programme Schedule for 2020/21: - Suggested Work Programme Schedule for 2020/21 (Appendix A); and - Emergency Power Decisions relating to the remit of the Committee (Appendix B).

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Recommendations 1. That the updated Work Programme Schedule attached at Appendix A be approved and uploaded to the Council's website. 2. That the Emergency Power Decisions taken during the national lockdown at Appendix B be noted in context to the Committee's Forward Work Programme planning.

Reasons for Recommendations

1. For information. 2. For information.

1. Background

1.1 The Work Programme Schedule provides a breakdown of reports anticipated to be considered by the Scrutiny Committee over the forthcoming months. As a result of the implications of COVID-19, the Leader and Chairmen of Council Committees on 16th March, 2020 agreed that all meetings of the Council except for Cabinet on 23rd March, 2020 be cancelled for the foreseeable future. As such, the Scrutiny Work Programme Schedules were suspended.

1.2 Items that could not wait for the timetable of meetings to reconvene and were considered urgent as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic were dealt with using the Managing Director’s Emergency Powers and decisions taken under Emergency Powers had been in line with the Cabinet report of the 23rd March, 2020 and regularly published on the Council website.

1.3 At its meeting of the 27th July, 2020 Cabinet considered a ‘Reinstatement of Timetable of Meetings: September 2020 to May 2021’ report (Minute No. 311) and agreed that the Timetable of Meetings that had been suspended as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic be re-instated from September 2020 (including Scrutiny), subject to any future changes in arrangements for meetings deemed appropriate by the Mayor of the Council or the relevant Committee Chairman. This included the reinstatement of the Scrutiny Committees' Work Programme Schedules.

2. Key Issues for Consideration 2.1 Members are requested to confirm approval of the updated Scrutiny Committee Work Programme Schedule attached at Appendix A, it being noted that the schedule is a proposed list of items for consideration and may be subject to change depending on prevailing circumstances.

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2.2 Appendix B sets out decisions made by the Managing Director of the Council under Emergency Powers during the national lockdown, relating to matters within the Committee's remit, and therefore provides members with an overview of decisions made that may affect the Committee's Forward Work Programme planning for 2020/21. 2.3 Due to meetings being suspended as a result of the national pandemic, there are only eight ordinary meetings of the Committee remaining for the current municipal year (May 2020 - April 2021).

2.4 The Work Programme has been aligned to the Cabinet Forward Work Programme. The Scrutiny and Cabinet Roles and Responsibilities Protocol Point 7.6 states it is essential that the Cabinet Work Programme is taken into account when Scrutiny Committees are drawing up their own Work Programmes and also details reports that have been requested by the Scrutiny Committee together with items that require regular monitoring and scrutiny. Other reports will be added to the schedule as and when necessity arises. The schedule will also detail Requests for Consideration that have been received and the consideration given by officers of the likely date they can be reported to the relevant Committee. With regard to Call-in Requests that are made following decisions of Cabinet, as these are required to be deal with within 20 working days of a Cabinet decision (as per the Council's Constitution), they will be included within the Programme as and when received. 2.5 Members are asked to consider the priorities for 2020/21 for their committee - including those suggested in the Coronavirus Update Presentation by Director/Heads of Service. 2.6 Discussions in relation to broadening the Work Programmes of all Scrutiny Committees will be subject to further consideration by the Scrutiny Committee Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen Group having regard to resource implications and corporate priorities. 2.7 The Work Programme can also be found on the Council's website at the following link: https://www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk/en/our_council/Council- Structure/scrutiny/scrutiny_committees.aspx

2.8 Please note that the Work Programme was unable to be agreed and published in May due to the suspension of the meeting timetable due to COVID-19.

2.9 Usually, the Committee's Work Programme would be accompanied with a record of it's Quarterly Decision Tracking of Recommendations. As there have not been any meetings since February, this will be reported at the next meeting scheduled for October.

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3. How do proposals evidence the Five Ways of Working and contribute to our Well-being Objectives? 3.1 The Scrutiny Committees have a responsibility to report annually to the Council their future work programmes. 3.2 Scrutiny Committee forward work programmes are published by the Council which encourages engagement / involvement by the public in the decision- making process. 3.3 The Scrutiny Public Participation Guide can be found at https://www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk/Documents/Our%20Council/Scrutiny/Guid ance/Public-Scrutiny-Booklet.pdf 3.4 The Scrutiny work programme provides details of the reports / items proposed to be considered by the Committee over the coming year.

4. Resources and Legal Considerations Financial

4.1 None as a direct result of this report. Employment

4.2 None as a direct result of this report. Legal (Including Equalities)

4.3 None as a direct result of this report.

5. Background Papers Relevant Scrutiny Committee and Cabinet minutes:

https://www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk/en/our_council/Council- Structure/minutes,_agendas_and_reports/agendas/Scrutiny-ER/Scrutiny-Environment- and-Regeneration.aspx

https://www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk/en/our_council/Council- Structure/minutes,_agendas_and_reports/agendas/cabinet/Cabinet-Agendas.aspx

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Vale of Glamorgan Environment and Regeneration Scrutiny Committee

Forward Work Programme

May 2020 – April 2021

Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents

22nd Working Towards Original To update Members are informed Tom Bowring, Head of Policy & September Recovery – presentation. members on the of the Council’s Business Transformation 2020 September 2020 Council’s approach approach from 01446 709766 from Response to Response to Recovery [email protected] Recovery at the in light of the National first meeting of the Pandemic. Committee since the national lockdown. 2

Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents First report of its To present To ensure the Council is Annual Delivery kind. performance effectively assessing its Julia Archampong, Corporate Plan Monitoring results for the performance in line with Performance Manager. Report: Quarter 1 ADP Approved period 1st April the requirement to 01446 709 318 Performance under 2020 to 30th June secure continuous [email protected] improvement outlined in 2020/21. Emergency 2020. the Local Government Powers during Measure () 2009 the Covid-19 and reflecting the pandemic; requirement of the Well- Tranche 4: EP being of Future COVID-19 50. Generations (Wales) Act 2015 that it maximises its contribution to achieving the well-being goals for Wales. To ensure the Council implements its regulatory recommendations and improvement proposals and responds appropriately to the recommendations and proposals for improvement identified through the Wales Audit Office's programme of local and national Local Government Studies.

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Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents Revenue and Cabinet To advise Scrutiny Members are aware of Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. Capital Monitoring Forward Work Committee of the the projected revenue 02920 673 140 for the Period 1st Programme Progress relating to outturn for 2020/21. [email protected] April to 31st July Item. revenue and 2020 capital expenditure for the period 1st April to 31st July 2020. Scrutiny Forward Previous Report To determine the To agree the Gareth Davies, Democratic and Work Programme 3rd Quarter Scrutiny Committee’s forward Scrutiny Services Officer - 01446 709 2020/21. 2019/20 Committee’s plan. 249 forward work [email protected] programme and priority review items for 2020/21.

20th Recovery Strategy Cabinet To present the Members are informed Tom Bowring, Head of Policy & October – COVID 19 Forward Work Recovery of the Council’s Business Transformation ‘20 Programme Strategy for Recovery approach 01446 709766 Item. consideration. following the National [email protected] Pandemic response phase. Vale of Cabinet To present the That progress towards Tom Bowring, Head of Policy & Glamorgan Forward Work Council’s Annual achieving key Business Transformation Annual Report Programme Performance outcomes in line with 01446 709766 (Improvement Item. Report for the Corporate Plan is [email protected] Plan Part 2) / End consideration, made. 4

Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents of Year/Q4 including an Performance update on Report (to be progress being combined with the made against End of Year recommendations 2019/20 from the Corporate Plan Council’s Performance regulators. Report Wales Audit Regulatory To advise To review the Julia Archampong, Corporate Office: Waste report following Members of the effectiveness of the Performance Manager. Management review by Audit findings of the Council's 01446 709 318 Review - Vale of Wales Auditor General arrangements in [email protected] Glamorgan for Wales' reducing waste and examination of meeting national the Vale of statutory recycling Glamorgan's targets, arrangements for reducing waste and meeting statutory recycling targets alongside the Council's response to its findings. 5

Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents Scrutiny Decision 1st Quarter To report To maintain effective Gareth Davies, Democratic and Tracking of Report 20/21 progress on the tracking of the Scrutiny Services Officer - 01446 709 Recommendations not presented Scrutiny Committee's 249 and Updated due to meetings recommendations recommendations. [email protected] Work cancelled during and to confirm Programme Covic-19 the Committee's Schedule pandemic. work programme 2020/21. for 2020/21.

17th Review of Fees Cabinet To review and To inform Cabinet of Emma Reed November and Charges – Forward Work agree the fees the views of the Head of Neighbourhood Services and ‘20 Neighbourhood Programme and charges for Scrutiny Committee. Transport Services and Item. services 02920 673264 Transport provided by [email protected] Neighbourhood Services and Transport.

15th Quarter 2 2020/21 Cabinet To present quarter To ensure the Council Julia Archampong, Corporate December Performance Forward Work 2 performance clearly demonstrates the Performance Manager. ‘20 Report: Programme results for the progress being made 01446 709 318 Item. period 1st April towards achieving its [email protected] 2020 to 30th Corporate Plan Well- September 2021 being Outcomes aimed for the Corporate at making a positive 6

Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents Plan Well-being difference to the lives of Outcome.' Vale of Glamorgan citizens. 2. To ensure the Council is effectively assessing its performance in line with the requirement to secure continuous improvement outlined in the Local Government Measure (Wales) 2009 and reflecting the requirement of the Well- being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 that it maximises its contribution to achieving the wellbeing goals for Wales.

Initial Revenue Cabinet To inform Scrutiny In order that Cabinet can Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. Programme Forward Work Committee of the consider the comments 02920 673 140 Budget Proposals. Programme amended revenue of Scrutiny Committees [email protected] Item. budget for 2020/21 and other consultees and to submit for before making a final consultation the proposal on the budget. initial revenue budget proposals for 2021/22. 7

Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents Initial Capital Cabinet To submit the Initial In order that Cabinet be Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. Programme Forward Work Capital Programme informed of the 02920 673 140 Budget Proposals. Programme Proposals for comments of Scrutiny [email protected] Item. 2021/22 to Committees and other 2025/26. consultees before making a final proposal on the budget. Review of Cabinet To note the work to In order that Cabinet be Emma Reed Regional Forward Work date on informed of the Head of Neighbourhood Services and Transport Programme regional transport comments of the Transport Arrangements Item. and to take Scrutiny Committee. 02920 673264 decisions on any [email protected] changes to the

current Vale transport arrangements that could result.

19th 3rd Quarter Previous report To report progress To maintain effective Gareth Davies, Democratic and January Scrutiny Decision October 2020. on the Scrutiny tracking of the Scrutiny Services Officer - 01446 709 ‘21 Tracking of recommendations Committee's 249 Recommendations and to confirm the recommendations. [email protected] and Updated Committee's work programme for Work Programme 2019/20. Schedule 2020/21.

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Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents Corporate Cabinet To update Cabinet To ensure that Rachel Evans, Head of Children and Safeguarding Mid- Forward Work on the work that Committee is aware of Young People Services. Year Report. Programme has been recent developments in 01446 704 792 (Reference from Item. undertaken in corporate arrangements [email protected] Cabinet). relation to for safeguarding. To Corporate allow Committee to

arrangements for exercise effective Safeguarding scrutiny of this key area across the Council. of corporate working. To provide assurance and understanding around safeguarding activity taking place across the Council. Revenue and Cabinet To advise Scrutiny Members are aware of Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. Capital Monitoring Forward Work Committee of the the projected revenue 02920 673 140 for the Period 1st Programme Progress relating to outturn for 2020/21. [email protected] April to 30th Item. revenue and November 2020 capital expenditure for the period 1st April to 30th November 2020.

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Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents 16th Neighbourhood Cabinet To set new fees To inform Cabinet of the Emma Reed February Services Fees and Forward Work and charges for comments of the Head of Neighbourhood Services and ‘21 Charges Programme the 2021/22 period. Scrutiny Committee. Transport Item. 02920 673264 [email protected]

16th March Vale of Cabinet To seek Members' To ensure the views of Julia Archampong, Corporate ‘21 Glamorgan Forward Work endorsement of the all key stakeholders Performance Manager. Annual Delivery Programme draft Annual including Scrutiny 01446 709 318 Plan Item. Delivery Plan Committees, inform the [email protected] (Improvement (Improvement Plan Council's draft Annual Part 1) 2021/2022 Delivery Plan Plan Part 1) prior to (Improvement Plan Part 2021/22. consideration by 1), associated Service Council. Plan activities and service improvement targets for 2021/2022. 2. To ensure that the Service Plans aligned to this Committee's remit are accurate, up to date and relevant and become the main document through which performance against the Corporate Plan's Annual Delivery Plan is 10

Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents monitored and measured during 2020/2021. 3. To ensure the Council's Corporate Plan Performance Measurement Framework identifies a relevant set of performance measures and targets against which the Annual Delivery Plan can be monitored and measured during 2020/2021 in line with requirements of the Local Government (Wales) Measure 2009. 4. To ensure that in delivering the Annual Delivery Plan the Council takes into account the diverse needs of the local community.

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Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents Council Annual Cabinet To present the In order to inform Julia Archampong, Corporate Self-Assessment Forward Work Council’s Annual Cabinet of the views of Performance Manager. Programme Self-Assessment the Scrutiny 01446 709 318 Item. of performance Committee. [email protected] for Cabinet’s consideration in line with the requirements of the Local Government Measure and Wellbeing of Future Generations Act

20th April Revenue and Cabinet To advise The Capital Economic Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. ‘21 Capital Monitoring Forward Work Committee of the Regeneration Reserve 02920 673 140 1st April 2020 to Programme progress relating is managed effectively. [email protected] 31st January 2021. Item. to revenue and and budgets are capital matched to operational expenditure for responsibilities. the period 1st April to 31st January 2021.

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Origin of Comment Report, Links / Update / to Corporate Reason Plan Purpose of Actual Impact of Responsible Officer and Contact for Month Report Title Objectives, Report Report Details Slippage and Previous Related Documents May 2021 4th Quarter Previous report To report progress To maintain effective Gareth Davies, Democratic & Scrutiny Scrutiny Decision January 2021. on the Scrutiny tracking of the Services Officer. Tracking of recommendations Committee's 01446 709 249 Recommendations and to confirm the recommendations. [email protected] and Updated Committee's work programme for Work Programme 2020/21. Schedule 2020/21.

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Other matters requested by Committee to be added into schedule as and when available

Report/Presentations Responsible Officer and Contact Commentary Details 1. LED Lighting Strategy including a cost benefit Emma Reed analysis to be undertaken on the conversion Head of Neighbourhood Services and of standard lantern units to the installation of Transport new LED lanterns or ornamental and bespoke 02920 673264 street lighting units in residential areas (07 [email protected] Mar 19: Min No 830)

2. Town Centre Framework – further Phil Chappell, Operational Manager Implementation Updates to be presented to Regeneration and Planning the Committee as appropriate (08 Nov 16: Min [email protected] No 508)

3. Disposal of Dredged Material / Hinkley Point Marcus Goldsworthy, Head of Power Station – Public Health Wales to be Regeneration and Planning invited to attend a future meeting to address [email protected] the issues raised at the meeting in the public interest (09 Nov 17: Min No 457)

4. Street Cleansing Report (09 Nov 17: Min No Emma Reed 459) Head of Neighbourhood Services and Transport 02920 673264 [email protected]

5. Stage 2 Welsh Transport Appraisal Guidance Emma Reed (WelTAG) report (30 Nov 17: Min No 495) Head of Neighbourhood Services and Transport 02920 673264 [email protected] 14

6. Report on ideas for savings for the service Miles Punter, area’s cost pressures and savings targets (30 Director of Environment and Housing Nov 17: Min No 498) [email protected]

7. Public Protection Dog Orders update report Colin Smith, Operational Manager (15 Mar 18: Min No 781) Neighbourhood Services and Transport [email protected]

8. Fly-tipping update report on current progress Colin Smith, Operational Manager and lessons learned (15 Mar 18: Min No 781) Neighbourhood Services and Transport [email protected]

9. Report on the number of jobs created at the Marcus Goldsworthy, Head of Enterprise Zone (15 Mar 18: Min No 785) Regeneration and Planning [email protected]

10. Update on initiative involving the loans of Colin Smith, Operational Manager cameras to monitor probable fly tipping sites Neighbourhood Services and Transport (11 Oct 18: Min No 415) [email protected]

11. Report on financial breakdown of the Civil Emma Reed Parking Enforcement Unit (08 Nov 18: Min No Head of Neighbourhood Services and 476) Transport 02920 673264 [email protected]

12. Barry Town Centre Summit – report regarding Phil Chappell, Operational Manager funding models open to the Council for Regeneration and Planning investment (04 Apr 19: Min No 916) [email protected]

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13. Proposed Parking Management Policy Emma Reed (Country Parks) report on addressing issues Head of Neighbourhood Services and of displacement (04 April 19: Min No 917) Transport 14. WelTAG Stage Two Plus additional report on 02920 673264 process (25 Jun 19: Min No 84) [email protected]

15. Vale of Glamorgan Toilet Strategy update Emma Reed report outlining whether the Strategy had been Head of Neighbourhood Services and successful (25 Jun 19: Min No 85) Transport 02920 673264 [email protected]

16. Highway resurfacing report detailing impact on Mike Clogg the road network following severe adverse Operational Manager Engineering – weather over a period of several years (23 Jul Neighbourhood Services and Transport 19: Min No 184) [email protected]

17. Further report regarding progress relating to Emma Reed the Penarth to Bay Sustainable Head of Neighbourhood Services and Transport Corridor Study WelTag (16 Oct 19: Transport Min No 375) 02920 673264 [email protected]

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Possible Task and Finish Group Suggestions: Subject Responsible Officer Commentary Review into school bus services Emma Reed To be considered post COVID-19 across the Vale of Glamorgan and Head of Neighbourhood Services and opportunities to work with commercial Transport 02920 673264 operators [email protected] and community groups. (21 Jan 20: Min No 608)

Annual Reports

Report Responsible Officer and Commentary Contact Details Performance Monitoring Reports

Vale of Glamorgan Annual Delivery Plan Julia Archampong, Corporate Usually March each year. (Improvement Plan Part 1) 20**/**. Performance Manager. 01446 709 318 [email protected] End of Year 20**/** Performance Report Julia Archampong, Corporate Usually in September each year. Performance Manager. 01446 709 318 [email protected]

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Financial Reports Closure of Accounts 20**/**. Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. Usually in July each year. 02920 673 140 [email protected]

Initial Revenue Programme Budget Proposals. Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. Usually in December each year. 02920 673 140 [email protected]

Initial Capital Programme Budget Proposals. Matthew Sewell, Principal Accountant. Usually in December each year. 02920 673 140 [email protected]

Biannual Reports

Report Responsible Officer and Commentary Contact Details Corporate Safeguarding Mid-Year Report. Rachel Evans, Head of Children and Usually in January each year. Young People Services. Reference from Cabinet. 01446 704 792 [email protected]

Quarterly Reports

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Report Responsible Officer and Commentary Contact Details 4th Quarter Scrutiny Decision Tracking of Gareth Davies, Democratic & Scrutiny Usually May each year. Recommendations and Updated Work Programme Services Officer. Reporting on Jan, Feb and Mar. Schedule 2020/21. 01446 709 249 [email protected] 1st Quarter Scrutiny Decision Tracking of Gareth Davies, Democratic & Scrutiny Usually July each year. Recommendations and Updated Work Programme Services Officer. Reporting on Apr, May and Jun. Schedule 2020/21. 01446 709 249 [email protected] 2nd Quarter Scrutiny Decision Tracking of Gareth Davies, Democratic & Scrutiny Usually October each year. Recommendations and Updated Work Programme Services Officer. Reporting on July and September. Schedule 2020/21. 01446 709 249 [email protected] 3rd Quarter Scrutiny Decision Tracking of Gareth Davies, Democratic & Scrutiny Usually January each year. Recommendations and Updated Work Programme Services Officer. Reporting on October, November and Schedule 2020/21. 01446 709 249 December. [email protected] Quarter 1 2020/21 Performance Report: Julia Archampong, Corporate Usually October each year. Performance Manager. Reporting on April, May and June. 01446 709 318 [email protected] Quarter 2 2020/21 Performance Report: Julia Archampong, Corporate Usually December each year. Performance Manager. Reporting on July and September. 01446 709 318 [email protected] Quarter 3 2020/21 Performance Report: Julia Archampong, Corporate Usually March each year. Performance Manager. Reporting on October, November and 01446 709 318 December. [email protected]

Infrequent

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• Cabinet References. • Revenue and Capital Monitoring Reports. • Requests for Consideration. • Cabinet Call-in.

NB - The schedule is a proposed list of items for consideration and may be subject to change depending on prevailing circumstances.

Appendix B

Register Managing Director’s Emergency Powers – Coronavirus Pandemic

Items relevant to the Environment and Regeneration Scrutiny Committee

NO. EP Report Title Purpose of Request Date Uploaded COVID-19 to Website 2 Three month rent To granting a three month rent 8th April, 2020 holiday to holiday to commercial business commercial tenants affected by current lock business tenants down subject to confirmation of impact. 4 Three month rent To seek agreement to offer a three 8th April, 2020 holiday to shops month rent holiday to shops and and retail tenants retail tenants affected by the outbreak. 5 Closing of two To close two Country Parks at 8th April, 2020 Country Parks Cosmeston and Porthkerry. 6 Closing of To close footpaths leading to 8th April, 2020 Footpaths in the potential honey pot sites in the Vale of Vale of Glamorgan. Glamorgan 11 Passenger To ensure passenger transport 8th April, 2020 Transport providers continue to exist after the Payments Covid-19 pandemic. 12 Salix Lighting To request an increase to the 8th April, 2020 Energy Reduction Street Lighting Energy Reduction Strategy Strategy Scheme in the 2020/21 Capital Programme to be funded by an interest free loan from Salix Finance Ltd 15 Social Distancing Closing of coastal car parks and 8th April, 2020 and Discouraging restrictions to access to hose car Unnecessary parks by vehicle and on foot. Also Travel in Natural to close local feature and well used Environments parks to restrict spread of Covid 19 and Resorts and to promote social distancing. The use of a vehicle tannoy system to promote Government messages about need to stay home and avoid travel.

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NO. EP Report Title Purpose of Request Date Uploaded

COVID -19 to Website

17 Suspension of To request authorisation to 8th April, 2020 season green temporarily suspend the season waste collections green waste collections from 23rd March, 2020 due to staff shortages and to seek authorisation to utilise the corporate pool car fleet to maintain waste and recycling collections whilst adhering to the current social distancing measures. 27 Extension of To ensure that residents, carers 22nd April, 2020 Expiry Dates for and visitors continue to have Residents appropriate access by motor Parking Permits vehicle to homes and are not financially penalised due to being unable to renew their Residents Parking Permit for all permits expiring after 1st January 2020 until 1st September 2020. 37 Variation of To extend the existing contract 6th May, 2020 Archaeological with Rubicon to carry out a more Contract in intensive evaluation of the finds support of the from the scheme to enable full A4226 Five Mile reporting on the national Lane Road importance of the dig and the finds. Improvement scheme 46 Landslip Penarth Authority to enter into a Section 22nd May, 2020 Heights 111 Agreement in order to facilitate (PART II) the remedial works to the 2016 landslip at the Penarth Heights development 47 Cowbridge To authorise the erection of 22nd May, 2020 Livestock Market security fencing and implement pre Regeneration demolition surveys and let a works Project contract for the physical demolition and clearance of the buildings and structures, amend the Capital Programme to provide the budget for same, and endorse the temporary extension of the Glam Marts licence to operate the livestock market on a pro rata monthly renewal basis. 49 Quarter 3 To enable the Council to review its 22nd May, 2020 Performance progress at Q3 towards achieving its Corporate Plan Well-being objectives for the final year of the

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NO. EP Report Title Purpose of Request Date Uploaded

COVID -19 to Website Corporate Plan 2016-20 to inform the Council’s statutory annual review of 2019/20 (Improvement Plan Part 2) to be published by October 2020. 50 Annual Delivery To approve the Annual Delivery 22nd May, 2020 Plan Plan (which incorporates Service Plans and improvement targets for the period) for publication in recognition that as the longer-term impacts of the coronavirus impact become clearer then there may be changes in the focus of activity. 52 Highways Verge To award the highway verge 22nd May, 2020 Cutting Contract cutting contract for one further (PART II) season (May to September 2020) 53 Traffic Signal To request authorisation that 22nd May, 2020 Maintenance Neighbourhood Services: Contract Operations can award the Traffic (PART II) Signal Maintenance Contract 54 Limited Access to To allow limited access to both of 22nd May, 2020 Two Country the Country Park for purposes of Parks exercise only and maintain as closed all associated leisure facilities including play areas, boardwalks and toilets. 55 Opening of Parks To reopen parks for exercise that 22nd May, 2020 and Cessation of were closed as part of the control Tannoy Warning measures implemented to Message minimise the spread of Covid-19 and to agree the cessation of vehicle mounted tannoy Covid-19 warning announcements. 56 Reopening of To reverse the previously agreed 22nd May, 2020 Footpaths temporary closure of a number of footpaths to all members of the public to exercise only. 57 Extension to the To approve the further extension of 17th June, 2020 existing the Carriageway Pavement Carriageway Renewal Contract for a further 12 Pavement month period. Renewals Contract 2017/18 (Resurfacing) (PART II) 58 Salix LED Street To approve the contract award for 22nd May, 2020 Lighting the LED Street Lighting Luminaires (PART II) Contract

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NO. EP Report Title Purpose of Request Date Uploaded

COVID -19 to Website 60 Additional B&B To authorise an extended number 22nd May, 2020 Accommodation of rooms to be reserved for emergency / temporary accommodation for homeless individuals / households in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. 62 Advertising and To seek approval to increase the 3rd June, 2020 Sponsorship limit to £5,000 before advertising Protocol and sponsorship agreements must be referred to Legal and Financial Services and that a standard legal agreement be put in place; that vaping/ smoking be added to the list of prohibited adverts. 63 Local Nature Request to include a new scheme 3rd June, 2020 Partnership into the 2020/21 Capital Cymru Grant Programme called Local Nature Partnership Cymru Grant following a Grant award. 64 Access To apply for WG funding to support Improvement improving access to / on the Public Grant Rights of Way network, open access land and green spaces 65 Green The Council have been awarded a 3rd June, 2020 Infrastructure grant from WG in relation to Grant Transforming Towns – Green Infrastructure and Biodiversity for the Barry – Greener, Growing, Connected Project and it is requested to increase the Capital Programme by this grant amount. 68 WG’s Landfill To accept grant funding for the 17th June, 2020 Disposal Tax Dragons in our Park project to help Community raise awareness and Scheme understanding of the importance of habitats, species and the role they all play in mitigating climate change and biodiversity loss. 70 Authority to enter Approval to support the national 17th June, 2020 into a Service response to Covid 19 by providing Level Agreement contract centre services to in respect of Transport for Service under an SLA from 18 May Wales’ Fflecsi 2020 for an initial term of 2 Service months.

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75 Highway To obtain approval for the 17th June, 2020 Resurfacing 3 Council’s Highway Resurfacing 3 Year Plan year Resurfacing Plan for financial year 2020/21 76 Footpath 73 To obtain approval to recommend 17th June, 2020 Porthkerry that closure of the path be reinstated following representations from the landowners and advice from the Council’s Legal Department 77 The Kymin – Tree To provide authority for the Head 17th June, 2020 Preservation of Regeneration and Planning and/ Order or Operational Manager for Developer Services to confirm Tree Preservation Order in relation to Woodland at The Kymin, Penarth 78 Garn Farm – To approve planning application 17th June, 2020 retrospective reference 2020/00372/FUL at Garn approval of a Farm for installation of a flue on planning existing building housing a application biomass boiler (retrospective) 79 Coed Masarnen – To provide authority for the Head 17th June, 2020 Tree Preservation of Regeneration and Planning and/ Order or Operational Manager for Developer Services to confirm a Tree Preservation Order in relation to an Ash tree at The Lodge, 1 Coed Masarnen, Colwinston 80 Reintroduction of To ensure school transport 6th July, 2020 School Transport provision will still be available when schools reopen on 29th June and try out school transport provided in a different way to enable better planning for September. 82 Reopening of Car To reopen Council toilets and car 6th July, 2020 Parks and Toilets parks closed under Emergency Powers as part of the Covid 19 pandemic – reopening planned for 20th June, 2020. 87 T9 Contract Award of Contract for 6th July, 2020 (Part II) TrawsCymru© Bus Service T9 90 WelTAG Stage 2 Improving strategic transport 6th July, 2020 M4 J34 to A48 encompassing corridors from M4 highway link Junction 34 to the A48 highway study link study – WelTAG Stage 2 plus outline business case

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EP 91 Council Tax Request to update the Policy to 6th July, 2020 Discretionary include applications submitted as a Relief – Change result of the Covid 19 pandemic to Policy under the category of “Exceptional Financial Hardship” 92 Award of Funding Authority to increase the Capital 6th July, 2020 in relation to Programme following the award of Local Transport grants from in Fund, Local relation to Local Transport Fund, Transport Local Transport Network Fund and Network Fund Safe Routes in Communities. and Safe Routes in Communities 94 Phase 2 Planning Authority to submit Phase 2 6th July, 2020 Funding Bid Planning funding bid to the Welsh Government by 30th June 2020 to secure additional funding for homelessness and housing solution services 96 Award of Funding Approval to include a new scheme 6th July, 2020 in relation to called Local Sustainable Transport Local Sustainable Covid Response into the 2020/21 Transport Covid Capital Programme following an Response award of grant from Welsh Government 105 Footpath 73 Approval to revoke the temporary 15th July, 2020 closure of the footpath with effect from Monday 13th July 2020 106 B&B Extension To authorise an extended number 15th July, 2020 Request of rooms to be reserved for emergency / temporary accommodation for homeless individuals / households in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, extend the current contracts with providers. 109 Town Centre To provide an update and obtain 15th July, 2020 Measures Covid approval for the implementation of 19 safety measures proposed within key town centres to enable non- essential retail to safely reopen and shoppers / visitors to reasonably achieve social distancing in accordance with WG guidance. 114 2019/20 Capital To approve the slippage of 29th July, 2020 Slippage Request unspent 2019/20 capital budgets into the 2020/21 capital Programme

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116 Award of Funding WG has awarded the Council a 29th July, 2020 in relation to grant in relation to the Active Active Travel Travel Fund and it is requested to Fund increase the Core Active Travel Fund allocation scheme in the 2020/21 Capital Programme 117 Passenger To ensure passenger transport 29th July, 2020 Transport providers continue to exist after Payments Q2 the Covid-19 pandemic authority is 2020/21 requested for the continuation of payments for Q2 in line with those to date for Q1 120 Barry Town To seek authority to draft and 29th July, 2020 Centre Weekly execute a side letter to the existing Market licence agreement to include the temporary allotted area on King Square to facilitate the return of the weekly market to Barry Town Centre as a temporary move. 121 Temporary To seek authorisation for the 29th July, 2020 Closure of temporary closure of Portobello Portobello Car Car Park, Ogmore-by-Sea with Park, Ogmore-by- immediate effect Sea 122 Purchase of To authorise the purchase of five 29th July, 2020 deployable CCTV deployable CCTV cameras from the capital allocation for the upgrade and improvement of the CCTV system across the Vale of Glamorgan. 123 Construction of Authorisation to award the contract 29th July, 2020 the Waste for the construction of the Waste Transfer Station Transfer Station located at Atlantic located at Atlantic Trading Estate, Barry, to the Trading Estate, preferred bidder following an Barry extensive procurement and (Part II) evaluation process 124 Street Café To agree a new (temporary) 29th July, 2020 Trading Licences streamlined process for the application and granting of Street Café Licences in the public highway and on Council owned land, due to the impacts on bars and restaurants of Covid-19 125 Covid 19 Authority to accept and administer 29th July, 2020 Business Start up grant funds on behalf of WG in line Grant with the Covid 19 Business Start Administration Up Grant Guidelines

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133 Amendments to Approval to amend the 2020/21 14th August, the 2020/21 Capital Programme as detailed 2020 Capital within the Emergency Powers form Programme

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