Cabinet (October 2019)
Summary
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Agenda
Part 1
1. Apologies for Absence
2. Declarations of Interest
All Members are reminded that they must disclose any interests they know they have in items of business on the meeting’s agenda and that they must do so at this point on the agenda or as soon as they become aware of the interest. If the interest is a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest they are also obliged to notify the Monitoring Officer within 28 days of the meeting.
3. Minutes
Minutes of meeting on 10 September 2019. No decisions at that meeting were called in
4. Public Questions
Any member of the public may ask a question or make a statement at this point in the meeting. Each person has two minutes and a maximum of 15 minutes is allotted to public questions/statements, which must be about matters for which the Cabinet is responsible. The Chair may disallow a question if it is offensive, substantially the same as another question or requires disclosure of exempt or confidential information. If the question cannot be answered at the meeting a written response will be provided after the meeting.
5. Members' Questions
To receive any questions or statements from councillors not members of the Cabinet on matters for which the Cabinet is responsible.
6. Fairer Chelmsford Items
- 6.1 Medium Term Financial Strategy
- 6.2 Business Rates Pooling for Non-Domestic Rates
7. Greener Chelmsford Item - Chelmsford Master Plan Procedure Update
- Decision of Chelmsford Policy Board
- Report to Policy Board
8. Urgent Business
9. Reports to Council
Part 2
10. Greener Chelmsford Item
Proposed Land Purchase, North Chelmsford
Category: Paragraph 3 of Part 1 of Schedule 12A to the Local Government Act 1972
Information relating to the financial or business affairs of any particular person (including the authority holding that information)
Public interest statement: The public interest in not disclosing the content of this report outweighs the public interest in disclosing it because any publicity about the negotiation of terms for the acquisition of land may affect the financial interests of the Council and, by extension, those of the residents of Chelmsford as well as the other parties involved in the acquisition and future development of the site. In particular, it would undermine the attainment of best value during the negotiations as other interested parties would be aware of the land owner’s financial positions and intentions in advance.