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Shropshire Council
Shirehall
Abbey Foregate
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY2 6ND

Agenda and decisions

Venue: Room IS 131, Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY2 6ND

Contact: Jane Palmer  Senior Democratic Services Officer

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Future Management of Broseley Library and Library Car Park, and Customer Services Point and Maypole Green public open space pdf icon PDF 161 KB

The Portfolio Holder for Business, ip&e, Culture and Commissioning (North) and the Portfolio Holder for Finance, Resources and Support and I.T. will consider a report on the future management of Broseley Library and Library Car Park, and Customer Services Point and Maypole Green public open space.

 

Report of the Director of Commissioning is attached marked 1.

 

Contact: George Candler – 01743 255003

 

 

 

Additional documents:

Decision:

1  That the management of Broseley library and car park and the customer services point be transferred from Shropshire Council to Broseley Town Council from an agreed start date.  This agreement will run for three years and be supported by a contract between Shropshire Council and Broseley Town Council.

 

2.  That the management of the Customer Service Point be transferred from Shropshire Council to Broseley Town Council from an agreed start date, similarly supported by a three year contract.

 

3.  That authority be delegated to the Director of Commissioning in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Business, ip&e, Culture and Commissioning (North) to take any further consequential decisions relating to the transfer of the library. 

 

4.  That authority be delegated to the Director of Public Health in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Resources and Support to take any further consequential decisions relating to the transfer of the customer service point.

 

5.  That in principle, Broseley Town Council be granted a 125 year lease of the following assets, the library building, the library car park and Maypole Green public open space and that authority be delegated to the Head of Commercial Services to complete the appropriate due diligence including placing any open space notices as appropriate and to consider any objections; agree final terms of the lease and to complete the transaction.   

 

6.  That authority be delegated to the Head of Commercial Services to consider the transfer of the assets set out at Recommendation 2 (5) above both in the context of the General Disposal Consent 2003 (“the General Consent”) which permits local authorities to transfer land at less than their market value under appropriate conditions and ensure the transfer is in compliance with state aid rules.

 

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Future Management of Shifnal Library, Customer Services Point, Aston Street and Kings Yard car parks, Aston Street allotments and public open spaces in Shifnal pdf icon PDF 166 KB

The Portfolio Holder for Business, ip&e, Culture and Commissioning (North) and the Portfolio Holder for Finance, Resources and Support and I.T. will consider a report on the future management of Shifnal Library, Customer Services Point, Aston Street and Kings Yard car parks, Aston Street allotments and public open spaces in Shifnal.

 

Report of the Director of Commissioning is attached marked 2.

 

Contact: George Candler – 01743 255003

 

 

Note: 

Portfolio Holder Decision Making Sessions are not open to the public. However members of the public are welcome to submit a request to address or ask a question of the Member making the Portfolio Holder decision.  Any request should be submitted in writing to the Chief Executive at The Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, SY2 6ND by no later than 2 clear working days before the proposed Member Session.  This is to ensure that the individual Member has sufficient time to decide whether or not to hear such persons and if so the arrangements to be made.  If you would like further details please telephone 01743 257712 or email jane.palmer@shropshire.gov.uk

 

 

Additional documents:

Decision:

1.     That the management of Shifnal Library be transferred from Shropshire Council to Shifnal Town Council from an agreed start date. This agreement will run for 3 years and be supported by a contract between Shropshire Council and Shifnal Town Council.

 

2.     That the management of the Customer Service Point be transferred from Shropshire Council to Shifnal Town Council from an agreed start date, similarly supported by a three year contract.

 

3.     That authority be delegated to the Director of Commissioning in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Business, ip&e, Culture and Commissioning (North) to take any further consequential decisions relating to the transfer of the library.

 

4.     That authority be delegated to the Director of Public Health in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Resources, Finance and Support to take any further consequential decisions relating to the transfer  of the customer service point

 

5.     That, in principle, Shifnal Town Council are granted a 125 year lease of the following assets the library building, the car parks at Aston Street and Kings Yard, the Aston Street allotment and areas of Public Open Space at Admirals Close, Dyas Close, Beech Drive (2 areas), Laburnum Close, Wyke Way (3 areas), Careswell Garden, Bridgnorth Road and Applebrook (4 areas) and that authority be delegated to the Head of Commercial Services to complete the appropriate due diligence, including consideration of the process for open space notices and seeking secretary of state approval to transfer allotments if appropriate, agree final terms of the lease and to complete the transaction.

 

6.     That authority be delegated to the Head of Commercial Services to consider the transfer of the assets set out at Recommendation 2 (5) above both in the context of the General Disposal Consent 2003 (“the General Consent”) which permits local authorities to transfer land at less than their market value under appropriate conditions and ensure the transfer is in compliance with state aid rules.

 

 

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