Issue details

Concessionary Fares Reimbursements Methodology 2022/23

 

 

Report of the Cabinet Member for Transport and District Regeneration detailing for approval the methodology relating to the DfT schemes guidance and recommendations for 2022/23.

Decision type: Key

Reason Key: Expenditure > £500,000;

Decision status: For Determination

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Notice of proposed decision first published: 04/03/2022

Decision due: 19 Jul 2022 by Cabinet

Lead member: Councillor Eamonn Keogh, Cabinet Member for Environment and Transport Councillor.E.Keogh@southampton.gov.uk

Lead director: Executive Director of Place

Department: Transport and District Regeneration

Contact: Pete Boustred Email: pete.boustred@southampton.gov.uk Tel: 023 8083 4743.

Consultation process

Circulation of the draft report to relevant Cabinet Members and officers in Key Council Departments

Consultees

Relevant Cabinet Members and officers in Key Council Departments

Public Comments may be sent to: Keskin Orbay

Slippage/Variations/Reason for Withdrawal: Following the DfT’s announcement regarding the BSIP Grant allocations earlier this week, this item has been deferred until 13 June 2022 to enable further consultation and analysis. Deferred until 19 July to allow for further consultation following a recent change in Administration

Documents

  • Concessionary Fares Reimbursements Methodology 2022/23