Issue - meetings
Petition for Maintenance Works, Ashleigh Drive Leigh on Sea
Meeting: 23/01/2017 - Place Scrutiny Committee (Item 676)
Number of Residential Parking Permits Allowed Per Household
Minute 589
Referred direct by Cabinet Committee
Minutes:
The Committee considered Minute 589 of the meeting of Cabinet Committee held on 9th January 2017, which had been referred direct to Scrutiny, regarding the Council’s policy relating to the number of residential parking permits household were allowed to purchase. This item had been requested to be included on the Agenda for that meeting by Councillor Ware-Lane in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 35.1 (d).
Resolved:-
That the following decision of Cabinet Committee be noted:
“That officer prepare a report for consideration by the Traffic & Parking Working Party and Cabinet Committee to include details of the number of permits for residents in town centre, access to parking the town for residents, businesses, shoppers and visitors and parking charges, to help inform the development of a Parking Strategy for the Borough.”
Note:- This is an Executive Function
Executive Councillor: Councillor Cox
Meeting: 09/01/2017 - Cabinet Committee (Item 588)
588 Petition for Maintenance Works, Ashleigh Drive Leigh on Sea 
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Minutes:
The Cabinet Committee received a report of the Deputy Chief Executive (Place) that appraised Members of a petition from residents of Ashleigh Drive highlighting the state of footways and carriageways and requesting that the Council rectify this as soon as possible. Having considered the views of the Traffic & Parking Working Party it was:
Resolved:
1. That the petitioner be thanked for compiling the petition.
2. That no further action be taken at this time for the reasons detailed in the report.
Reason for Decision
To reflect the existing practice of a need based work programme.
Other Options
Resurface the carriageway and footways. Resurfacing and major works are planned under a forward programme. Inclusion in the programme is based on the need for repairs and prioritised according to the condition and to include Ashleigh Drive in the programme prior to that planned will result in planned works for a road with more serious defects being delayed. Budgets are limited and need based prioritisation is a fair and consistent manner by which to manage the required works within these budgets.
Note:- This is an Executive Function
Referred direct to Place Scrutiny Committee
Executive Councillor: Councillor Cox
