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Apologies and Changes in Panel Membership (If Any) To note any changes in membership of the Panel made in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 4.3. Minutes: It was noted that following receipt of the temporary resignation of Councillor Guthrie from the Committee, the Monitoring Officer, acting under delegated powers, had appointed Councillor Fitzhenry to replace him for the purposes of this meeting.
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Minutes of the Previous Meeting (including matters arising) PDF 182 KB To approve and sign as a correct record the Minutes of the meetings held on 12 January 2023 and to deal with any matters arising, attached. Minutes: RESOLVED: that the minutes for the Committee meeting on 12 January 2023 be approved and signed as a correct record. |
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Portswood Corridor Phase 1 Consultation PDF 388 KB Report of the Cabinet Member for Transport and
District Regeneration outlining draft proposals designed to reduce
through traffic in Portswood District Centre. Additional documents:
Minutes: The Committee considered the report of the Cabinet Member for Transport and District Regeneration outlining draft proposals for Portswood that form part of the Eastleigh to Southampton Corridor. The wider proposals aim to better connect Fair Oak and Bishopstoke to Eastleigh, and onwards from Eastleigh to Southampton Airport and Southampton City Centre by bus and bike.
Councillor Keogh (Cabinet Member for Transport and District Regeneration), Wade Holmes (SCC Service Manager for Integrated Transport), James Hammond (SCC Project Manager), Karen Edwards, Crispin Jameson, John Nightingale, James Jameson, Susan Lewis, Dr Peter Thomas, Lyn Brayshaw, Nathan Acheson, Shelagh Primrose, Stephen Saxby, Rebecca Kinge, Gulzar Shariz and Vinny Kumar were present, and with the consent of the Chair, addressed the meeting.
RESOLVED that the Committee recommended that:
1. That the Cabinet Member and officers commit to ensuring that the next iteration of the Portswood Corridor consultation survey is worded in such a way that it is neutral and does not appear to favour the proposed schemes. 2. That further traffic counts are undertaken along the Portswood Corridor to monitor changes to travel habits and to improve understanding of the journeys that are being undertaken and traffic trends. 3. That modelling for individual roads is undertaken to help develop understanding of the additional traffic that could be diverted to neighbouring residential streets as a result of the introduction of the proposed schemes. 4. That, reflecting concerns about the potential impact the closure of Thomas Lewis Way could have on the area if the proposed scheme is introduced, an emergency mitigation plan is developed that identifies the potential impact and models alternative routes to be followed to reduce the predicted impact. 5. That bus journey time and trend data for Portswood is provided to the Committee and is available for the second phase of public consultation. 6. That, for the second phase of public consultation, improvements are made to the clarity of the information about the proposed schemes to raise awareness of the actual proposals. 7. That the second phase of public consultation includes a wider geographical area reflecting the potential impact of the proposals. 8. That instead of procuring an independent assessment on the impact of the proposals on the prosperity of Portswood District Centre, traders are contacted individually, or through a Portswood Traders Association, and are asked about their views on the proposals. 9. That, if the Cabinet Member agrees to the independent assessment on the impact of the proposals on the prosperity of Portswood District Centre, the Cabinet Member and officers commit to separately engaging directly with Portswood traders about the proposals. 10.That the Cabinet Member and officers demonstrate how the proposals will impact on the city’s net zero ambitions. 11.That the Cabinet Member recognises the strength of feeling and opposition to the proposed closure of Portswood Broadway to through traffic and goes back to the drawing board and scraps plans to close the road to through traffic and instead comes back with alternative proposals for Portswood Broadway that ... view the full minutes text for item 41. |
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Budget Proposals - 2023/24 PDF 212 KB Report of the Chair of the Overview and
Scrutiny Management Committee recommending that the Committee
review the budget proposals contained within the appended briefing
paper and, following the discussion with the Cabinet Member for
Finance and Change and officers, provide feedback for Cabinet to
consider at their 21 February 2023 meeting. Additional documents:
Minutes: The Committee considered the report of the Chair of the Overview and Scrutiny Management Committee recommending that the Committee review the budget proposals contained within the appended briefing paper and, following the discussion with the Cabinet Member for Finance and Change and officers, provide feedback for Cabinet to consider at their 21 February 2023 meeting.
Councillor Leggett (Cabinet Member for Finance and Change) Mike Harris (SCC Chief Executive) and Steve Harrison (SCC Head of Financial Planning and Management) were in attendance and, with the consent of the Chair, addressed the meeting.
RESOLVED the Committee recommended that more extensive public consultation is undertaken to inform the development of future Council budgets. |
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Monitoring Scrutiny Recommendations to the Executive PDF 211 KB Report of the Scrutiny Manager enabling the
Overview and Scrutiny Management Committee to monitor and track
progress on recommendations made to the Executive at previous
meetings. Additional documents:
Minutes: The Committee noted the report of the Scrutiny Manager enabling the Overview and Scrutiny Management Committee to monitor and track progress on recommendations made to the Executive at previous meetings.
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