Issue - meetings

Rotherham East joint cabinet report 19.12.053

Meeting: 19/12/2005 - Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder (Item 33)

Area Development Framework

Update by respective ADF Chairs supported by the following reports:-

 

Rawmarsh and Parkgate – Andy Pashley

Rotherham East – Kalpana Desai

Rotherham West – Uzma Sattar

Wath and Swinton – Paul Walsh

Additional documents:

Minutes:

The respective ADF Chairs and HMR Managers gave the following reports:-

 

Rawmash and Parkgate

Vision for the area

Key objectives which included Rawmarsh High Street – Bellow Road, ParkgateVillage, ManorFarm Village

Relationship to strategic goals

Scale of Change

Financial Breakdown.

 

Rotherham East

Eastwood Masterplan

Neighbourhood Spaces

Strategic Acquisitions

Gateway Improvements

Environmental Infrastructure Green Spaces

Street Scene Enhancements

Dalton Frontages

Eastwood Village, Eastwood

 

Rotherham West

Neighbourhood Spaces

Accelerated Demolition

Gateway Improvements

Environmental Infrastructure

Street Scene Enhancements

Canklow Stock Appraisal and Canklow Social Survey

 

Wath and Swinton

Strategic Acquisitions

Environmental Infrastructure Street Scene Improvements

Selective Demolitions and Site Assembly

Green Spaces and Groundwork Environmental Projects

Gateway Enhancements

Forward Planning

Strategic Management

 

A discussion took place on the ADFs and the processes involved in general.  The following points were highlighted:-

 

§                     Concern that Streetpride did not have the capacity to carry out all street scene works.  It was noted that the work should be passed to the Rotherham Construction Partnership.

§                     There would be times when decisions had to be made to transfer resources to ensure full Programme spend.

§                     The need for clarification around the role of the ADF steering groups including the attendance of members of the public

 

Agreed:-  (1)  That the reports be noted.

 

(2)  That a breakdown of overall expenditure and actual spend across all 4 ADFs  be submitted to the January meeting.

 

(3)  That where there was a need to reprofile as a matter of urgency to ensure full spend for the 2005/06 Programme, the relevant ADF Chair should be informed as a matter of priority.

 

(4)  That, with regard to future meetings to consider the 2006/08 spend, the Wath Swinton ADF Steering Group work up draft terms of reference, membership, roles and responsibilities, responsibility of the Chairman and conduct of meetings.

 

(5)  That when appropriate, a meeting of the ADF Chairs be convened to discuss (4) above with a view to adoption by all 4 ADFs.