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Agenda Reports Pack (Public) 23/02/2010, 14:00 Public Document Pack To : Councillor Dean, Convener ; Councillor McCaig, Vice-Convener ; and Councillors Adam, Allan, Boulton, Clark, Corall, Cormie, Crockett, Greig, Jaffrey, Milne, Penny, Robertson and Kevin Stewart. Town House, ABERDEEN 15 February 2010 ENTERPRISE, PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE The Members of the ENTERPRISE, PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE are requested to meet in Committee Room 2 - Town House on TUESDAY, 23 FEBRUARY 2010 at 2.00 pm . RODERICK MACBEATH ACTING HEAD OF DEMOCRATIC SERVICES B U S I N E S S 1 PRESENTATION 1.1 South Aberdeen Coastal Regeneration Project (SACRP) Presentation 2 MINUTE, COMMITTEE BUSINESS STATEMENT AND MOTIONS LIST 2.1 Minute of Previous Meeting of 12 January, 2010 (Pages 1 - 18) 2.2 Committee Business Statement (Pages 19 - 40) 2.3 Motions List (Pages 41 - 42) 3 MOTION 3.1 Motion by Councillor Boulton “that a report is brought to the Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure Committee on the number of potholes caused by poor road repairs carried out by utility companies. The report should outline the numbers of potholes created by poor repairs to the area dug up by utility companies, the cost to the Council and suggestions on how monies could be redeemed from the utility companies". 4 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT 4.1 Performance Management and Target Setting 09/10 - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 43 - 60) 4.2 Tied Housing within the Facilities Management Service - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 61 - 64) 5 FINANCE 5.1 2009/2010 Revenue Budget Monitoring – Joint Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure and City Chamberlain (Pages 65 - 78) 5.2 Capital Budget Progress Report – Joint Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure and City Chamberlain (Pages 79 - 92) 5.3 The Mither Kirk Project - Report by the City Chamberlain (Pages 93 - 96) 6 ENTERPRISE 6.1 Applications for Funding from the International Twinning Budget - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 97 - 100) 6.2 South Aberdeen Coastal Regeneration Project - Next Steps - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 101 - 136) 6.3 The Dee Catchment Partnership Funding Report - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 137 - 178) 6.4 International Trade Plan 2010-2011 - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 179 - 200) 6.5 Town Centre Regeneration Fund - Safer Places, Improved Spaces - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 201 - 210) 6.6 Aberdeen Business Improvement District (BID) - Report by the Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 211 - 216) 6.7 Referral from Finance and Resources Committee of 28 January 2010 - Retail Rocks! Aberdeen Property Acquisitions - Report by the Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 217 - 234) 7 PLANNING 7.1 Aberdeen Local Development Plan: Scheme 2 - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 235 - 260) 8 INFRASTRUCTURE PROPOSED TRAFFIC ORDERS COMING TO COMMITTEE FOR THE FIRST TIME 8.1 Request for a 30mph Speed Limit - Section of Old Lang Stracht - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 261 - 268) TRAFFIC ORDERS AT THE MIDDLE STAGE OF THE PROCEDURE There are no reports under this heading. TRAFFIC ORDERS AT THE LAST STAGE (WHERE THE MAIN STATUTORY OBJECTION PERIOD IS OVER) 8.2 The Aberdeen City Council (Streets in the vicinity of Mile End Primary School) (20 mph speed limits) Order 2010 - Report by the Director of Corporate Governance (Pages 269 - 270) OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORTATION, ROADS AND PARKING ISSUES 8.3 Community Transport Scheme - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 271 - 278) 8.4 Integration of the Taxi Inspection Team into Fleet Management Service - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning & Infrastructure (Pages 279 - 284) 8.5 Multi-Operator and Through Tickets for Aberdeen City - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 285 - 290) 8.6 Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route - Progress Report - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 291 - 352) 8.7 Low Emissions Zone Feasibility and Associated Project - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 353 - 364) 8.8 Complementary Uses of Existing & Future Park & Ride/Choose Sites - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 365 - 372) 8.9 Community Festive Lighting - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning & Infrastructure (Pages 373 - 376) 8.10 PAN - Grampian Radio Network - Tender for the Replacement of the Two- Way Radio System - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure (Pages 377 - 380) 8.11 Winter Maintenance - Salt Stocks - Report by Director of Enterprise, Planning & Infrastructure (Pages 381 - 384) Web Address: www.aberdeencity.gov.uk Should you require any further information about this agenda, please contact Allison Swanson, tel. 522822 or email [email protected] Agenda Item 2.1 ENTERPRISE, PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE ABERDEEN, 12 January, 2010. – Minute of Meeting of the ENTERPRISE, PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE. Present :- Councillor Dean, Convener ; Councillor McCaig, Vice-Convener; and Councillors Adam, Allan, Boulton, Clark, Corall, Cormie, Crockett, Greig, Jaffrey, Milne, Penny, Robertson and Kevin Stewart. Councillor Graham joined the meeting for article 3 only, as a substitute for Councillor Crockett. REQUEST FOR DEPUTATION 1. The Committee had before it the two undernoted requests for deputations in relation to The Aberdeen City Council (Inchgarth Road/Westerton Road/ Primrosebank Avenue/Primrosehill Avenue/Primrosehill Road/Den of Cults/Station Road/Ashfield Road/Deeview Road South/Park Brae/Park Road/Loirsbank Road/West Cults Road) (20mph speed limits) Order 2009 (with associated speed cushions on Inchgarth Road) and The Aberdeen City Council (Golf Road, Bieldside, and Pitfodels Station Road) (20mph Speed Limits) Order 2009 (with associated speed cushions on both roads) (Article 5 refers):- (1) Dr Shan Parfitt; and (2) Mr. Erik Dalhuisen The Committee heard from the Convener who advised that a third request for a deputation had been received from Mr. T Campbell in relation to the emergency motion from Councillor Adam (Article 3 below), and explained that, in accordance with standing order 10(1), she had ruled the request incompetent. The Committee resolved :- to agree to hear both requests for deputations prior to considering the report. AGENDA ITEMS 2. The Committee heard from Councillor Allan who sought clarification as to whether a report on AECC Funding, which was to be submitted to the Committee every cycle, was on the agenda for today’s meeting. In response, the Convener advised that an oral report on this item would be provided today by the Programme Director for Economic and Business Development at the relevant point on the outstanding committee business statement. She explained that there had not been a stipulation about whether this report was to be oral or written, and that the format of delivery would depend on the information available at the time of each Committee meeting. Councillor K Stewart advised that this item had previously been reported to the former Resources Management Committee where the practice had been to receive the item orally. Page 1 2 EMERGENCY MOTION BY COUNCILLOR ADAM 3. The Committee had before it the following emergency motion by Councillor Adam, which the Convener had accepted onto the agenda as a matter of urgency:- "This Council condemns the total disregard the SNP/Liberal Democrat Administration has for the people of Aberdeen by making excuses rather than clearing the ice from City pavements. Seeks clarification on why people have been trapped in their homes. Seeks information on how many claims for injuries sustained by residents and tourists of the City are expected and the likely outcome of any claim following the Administration's inability to act in accordance with its statutory obligation. Seeks information why so many grit bins across the City were either empty or full of rubbish and to seek assurance from the Political Leadership of this Council that they provide Council with a full operating plan as to how they intend to ensure that this will not happen again and that the plan is published for public reassurance". At the outset, Councillor Adam asked why no action had been taken on his original request that all members of the Council be invited to attend today. The Convener replied that this request had not formed part of the motion, which she had accepted on the understanding that it was the Committee, not the Council, which had been intended to consider the matter. However, the attention of all members had been drawn to the motion, and any member not on the Committee was now able to request that he or she be heard as local member. The Convener also asked Councillor Adam if he wished to have his motion remitted to Council instead, to which he replied that he did not, and that he wished the Committee to consider the motion forthwith. The Vice-Convener then expressed concern that the part of the motion referring to claims for injuries appeared to raise the question of how the Council would handle the financial burden of claims not yet known, a matter falling within the remit of the Finance and Resources Committee. The Convener
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