Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme
Report of Councillor J Barry, Portfolio Holder for Growth and Assets
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Additional documents:
Decision:
RESOLVED
(1) That the Council retains legal ownership of the new commercial units and public realm areas that will be developed as part of the Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme.
(2) That the Council adopts the ongoing management responsibilities of the new commercial business units and the public realm area within the Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme.
(3) That the Council secures a Planning Approval and then seek further assurance from Derbyshire County Council in relation to their participation in the Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme, and if necessary to report this response to Cabinet for further consideration.
REASONS FOR DECISION – The proposals allowed the Council to retain ownership and management control of the asset to ensure the long-term success of the regeneration project.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED AND REJECTED – As specified in the report.
Please note that this was not a Key Decision so can be implemented by officers with immediate effect.
Minutes:
The report to Cabinet highlighted a range of specific issues related to the Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme and suggested actions that it would now be prudent for the Council to take.
RESOLVED
(1) That the Council retains legal ownership of the new commercial units and public realm areas that will be developed as part of the Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme.
(2) That the Council adopts the ongoing management responsibilities of the new commercial business units and the public realm area within the Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme.
(3) That the Council secures a Planning Approval and then seek further assurance from Derbyshire County Council in relation to their participation in the Clay Cross Town Centre Regeneration Scheme, and if necessary to report this response to Cabinet for further consideration.
REASONS FOR DECISION – The proposals allowed the Council to retain ownership and management control of the asset to ensure the long-term success of the regeneration project.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED AND REJECTED – As specified in the report.