The existing Thanet District Transport Plan was adopted in 2005. Many of the measures that were identified 13 years ago have been implemented successfully. However, the growth proposed within the emerging Thanet Local Plan has instigated a review of the existing transport challenges within the district and a new strategy is now required to meet the future needs of the local highway network.
Decision Maker: Cabinet Member for Planning, Highways, Transport and Waste
Decision published: 23/01/2019
Effective from: 31/01/2019
Decision:
As Cabinet Member for Planning, Highways, Transport and Waste, I agree the revised Thanet Transport Strategy for subsequent consideration through the Thanet Local Plan examination process.
Division affected: Birchington & Rural; Broadstairs; Cliftonville; Margate; Ramsgate;
Lead officer: James Wraight
To adopt and publish documents concerning highways asset management and our implementation of Well-managed Highway Infrastructure, to maximise Incentive Fund resource and continue to be well placed to defend claims.
Decision Maker: Cabinet Member for Planning, Highways, Transport and Waste
Decision published: 23/01/2019
Effective from: 31/01/2019
Decision:
As the Cabinet Member for Planning, Highways, Transport and Waste, I agree to:
(i) the Asset Management strategy documents that, once formally adopted and published, will form the basis of evidencing a Band 3 Incentive Fund rating and secure Department for Transport capital funding of £4.6m in 2019/20; and
(ii) the proposed Service Level Risk Assessments which record our current approach to highway maintenance and associated risks which, once formally adopted and published, will complete our initial implementation of the new Code of Practice. In turn this supports KCC ability to put forward a special defence in accordance with S58 of the Highways Act.
Division affected: (All Division);
Lead officer: Alan Casson, David Latham
The current infrastructure to support the hardware, is end of life and is very costly to run and maintain on an annual basis. Support and maintenance cannot be secured when the current agreement comes to an end as parts are obsolete. Whilst the Council could proceed without support and maintenance this is integral to supporting KCC’s ICT services and there would be a significant business risk to the Council if this was to fail.
Decision Maker: Cabinet Member for Corporate and Democratic Services
Decision published: 11/01/2019
Effective from: 19/01/2019
Decision:
The Cabinet Member for Corporate & Democratic Services authorises the Director of Infrastructure in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Corporate and Democratic Services to award the contract(s) for the provision of a replacement storage solution including the necessary contractual negotiations and enter into any subsequent necessary legal agreements.
Lead officer: Mark Garbett