The Pre-Decision Scrutiny Questions and verbal response were noted.

DECISION

1.    To approve the allocation of £3,267,241 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “King Edward Memorial Park Masterplan Delivery” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix A and Table 1.

2.    To approve the allocation of £3,119,421 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “Aberfeldy Village Health Centre” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix B and Table 1.

3.    To approve the allocation of £2,937,287 in Section 106 (S106) and £182,091 in Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding to the proposals set out in the “Suttons Wharf Health Centre” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix C and Table 1.

4.    To approve the allocation of £1,493,700 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “Wellington Way Health Centre” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix D and Table 1.

5.    To approve the allocation of £4,000,000 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “Raines Foundation School” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix E and Table 1.

6.    To approve the adoption of a capital estimate for the five projects described in this document and the attached PIDs and incorporate them into the Council’s capital programme.

Action by:

ACTING CORPORATE DIRECTOR, PLACE (A. SUTCLIFFE)

King Edward Memorial Park

(Interim Parks Manager (A. Bigelow)

(Interim Parks Manager (A. Dickens)

Aberfeldy Village, Suttons Wharf and Wellington Way Health Centres

(Associate Director of Public Health (A. Knight)

Raines Foundation School

(Corporate Director, Children’s Services (D. Jones)

(Head of Building Development (J. Beck)

The Mayor introduced the report and briefly reminded everyone present how decisions of this nature were progressed.

Councillor Andrew Wood, Ward Councillor for Canary Wharf Ward, addressed Cabinet. He highlighted concerns that additional infrastructure spending was required on the Isle of Dogs considering the large scale developments that were expected. The Mayor reported that he was monitoring infrastructure investment across the Borough and that indeed some of the investments being proposed would bring benefits across the area and not just to the locality in which they were based.

The Mayor reviewed each of the proposals in turn, considered the Pre-Decision Scrutiny Questions and responses and then agreed the recommendations as set out.

RESOLVED

1.    To approve the allocation of £3,267,241 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “King Edward Memorial Park Masterplan Delivery” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix A and Table 1.

2.    To approve the allocation of £3,119,421 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “Aberfeldy Village Health Centre” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix B and Table 1.

3.    To approve the allocation of £2,937,287 in Section 106 (S106) and £182,091 in Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding to the proposals set out in the “Suttons Wharf Health Centre” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix C and Table 1.

4.    To approve the allocation of £1,493,700 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “Wellington Way Health Centre” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix D and Table 1.

5.    To approve the allocation of £4,000,000 in Section 106 (S106) funding to the proposals set out in the “Raines Foundation School” Project Initiation Document (PID), which is attached to the Cabinet report at Appendix E and Table 1.

6.    To approve the adoption of a capital estimate for the five projects described in this document and the attached PIDs and incorporate them into the Council’s capital programme.