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Capital Budget Setting and Capital Pipeline Proposals 2019/20 – 2021/22
Meeting: 14/01/2019 - Cabinet (Item 14)
14 Capital Budget Setting and Capital Pipeline Proposals 2019/20 – 2021/22 PDF 636 KB
The report outlines the Council’s updated approach to prioritising future capital investment, ensuring it is in line with aspirations and reflective of the priorities and circumstances within Brent. It also explains the framework within which the Council’s long-term capital investment plans have been prioritised and brought forward for consideration as part of the financial planning and budget setting process.
Additional documents:
- Appendix 1 cover sheet, item 14 PDF 11 KB
- 14a. Appendix 1 - Capital Pipeline Proposals, item 14 PDF 323 KB
- Appendix 2 Cover Sheet, item 14 PDF 11 KB
- 14b. Appendix 2 - List of all proposals with descriptions, item 14 PDF 238 KB
- Appendix 3 Cover Sheet, item 14 PDF 11 KB
- 14c. Appendix 3 - Revised 3 Year Capital Programme, item 14 PDF 74 KB
Decision:
RESOLVED that:
(i) Cabinet approved the introduction of the permanent capital pipeline as set out in Appendix 1 to the report;
(ii) Cabinet agreed that the schemes listed in Appendix 1 (Column A) were promoted from the pipeline to the main programme;
(iii) Cabinet noted that in future, the remaining pipeline schemes would be individually moved to the main programme (and hence formally committed) when it was strategically and economically advantageous to do so but always subject to the submission of detailed business cases and Cabinet approval where applicable; and
(iv) Cabinet agreed that in light of recommendation 2.2 above, the revised 3 year capital budget (Appendix 3) is adopted and presented to Council for approval as part of the Budget & Council Tax Report in February 2019.
Minutes:
Councillor Margaret McLennan, Deputy Leader of the Council and Lead Member for Resources, introduced the report outlining the Council’s updated approach to prioritising future capital investment, ensuring it is in line with our aspirations and reflective of the priorities and circumstances within Brent.
Councillor McLennan stated that the report explains the framework within which the Council’s long-term capital investment plans have been prioritised and brought forward for consideration as part of the financial planning and budget setting
process.
Councillor Krupesh Hirani, Cabinet Member for Public Health, Culture & Leisure, welcomed report and the exciting projects in Monks Park, Neasden and Stonebridge
RESOLVED that:
(i) Cabinet approved the introduction of the permanent capital pipeline as set out in Appendix 1 to the report;
(ii) Cabinet agreed that the schemes listed in Appendix 1 (Column A) were promoted from the pipeline to the main programme;
(iii) Cabinet noted that in future, the remaining pipeline schemes would be individually moved to the main programme (and hence formally committed) when it was strategically and economically advantageous to do so but always subject to the submission of detailed business cases and Cabinet approval where applicable; and
(iv) Cabinet agreed that in light of recommendation 2.2 above, the revised 3 year capital budget (Appendix 3) is adopted and presented to Council for approval as part of the Budget & Council Tax Report in February 2019.