Decision details
Shared Prosperity Funding, Town Centre Improvements
Decision Maker: Portfolio Holder - Planning and Economy
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: No
Is subject to call in?: Yes
Purpose:
This report confirms the process for
allocating and progressing SPF funding which has been identified to
support town centre improvements in the district.
Decision:
On 8 September 2023, Cllr Derek Tipp, the
Portfolio Holder for Planning and Economy made the following
decision:
That the net £211,200 SPF funding for town centre projects
will be split in the following way:
• Totton Town Centre - £136,200
• Other district centres - £75,000, with equal amounts
to Fordingbridge,
New Milton, Ringwood, Hythe and Marchwood.
Proposals will be worked up with the appropriate Town or Parish
Council and will then be considered by the Portfolio Holder for
Planning and Economy for endorsement.
Any member of the Council, who is not a Portfolio Holder, who
considers that this decision should be reviewed should give notice
using the call-in facility at the top of this page on the
Council’s intranet / extranet site. Alternatively, notice can
be given to the Monitoring Officer (Grainne O’Rourke) (in
writing or by e-mail) to be received ON OR BY 5.15 pm on 15
September 2023.
Details of the document the Portfolio Holder considered are
attached below.
Reasons for the decision:
See Report
Alternative options considered:
See Report
Declarations of Interest(s): None
Contact: Clive Tritton, Interim Assistant Director, Place and Development Email: clive.tritton@nfdc.gov.uk.
Publication date: 08/09/2023
Date of decision: 15/09/2023
Effective from: 16/09/2023
This decision has been called in by:
- Cllr Barry Dunning who writes Owing to the omission of Lymington & Pennington in the list of Towns chosen to benefit from Shared Prosperity Funding, I am obliged to call this decision in. With a population of 15,832 I do feel that Lymington & Pennington is, once again, being overlooked."
- Cllr Jack Davies who writes I wish to call in the decision because the proposal does not include the town of Lymington and Pennington within the list of allocations."
- Cllr Colm McCarthy who writes "I would like to join my colleagues in calling in the portfolio holder decision to allocate the shared prosperity fund in the way that he did."
Accompanying Documents: