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Fees and Charges 2022-23
- Meeting of Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee, Tuesday, 18th January, 2022 4.00pm (Item 69.)
- View the background to item 69.
Executive Director for Housing, Neighbourhoods, & Communities; Executive Director, Economy, Environment & Culture; Executive Director of Governance, People & Resources
Decision:
1) That the Committee recommends to Policy & Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices except that the reports and appendices shall be amended so that the following fees are increased by the percentage shown:
· All ‘Highways’, ‘Developer-Led Highway Works (including S278/38 agreements)’, ‘Transport Note/Statement/Assessment Scoping and Other Pre-Application Advice’, ‘Travel Plans’, ‘Construction Traffic Management Plans (CTMP)’, ‘Scaffold Licence’, ‘Skip Licence’ ‘Building Materials’, and ‘Objects on the Highway’ fees and charges in Appendix 1 increase – 10%
·
All ‘Flyering Licences’ fees and charges in Appendix 4
increase – 25%
2) That the Committee recommends to Policy & Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices except that the reports and appendices shall be amended to include a proposal for cycle hangar charges, in line with other local authorities and in order to generate income to invest in rolling out more cycle hangars across the city.
3) That the Committee delegates authority to the Executive Director of Economy, Environment & Culture (in relation to paragraphs 3.4-3.23), the Executive Director of Housing, Neighbourhoods & Communities (in relation to paragraphs 3.24 - 3.26) and to the Executive Director of Governance, People & Resources (in relation to paragraphs 3.27 – 3.33) to change fees and charges as notified and set by central Government during the year.
4) That the Committee asks for a report to come to a future meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee exploring differential parking charges for high-emitting vehicles.
5) That the Committee requests that officers conduct a review of the nature of motorcycle parking in Controlled Parking Zones and Council-owned car parks, with charging options presented to a future meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee.
Minutes:
69.1 The Committee considered a joint report of the Executive Director for Housing, Neighbourhoods, & Communities; Executive Director, Economy, Environment & Culture; Executive Director of Governance, People & Resources that set out the proposed 2022/23 fees and charges for the service areas covered by the Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee in accordance with corporate regulations and policy.
Note: Councillor Nemeth and Councillor Wilkinson left the Council Chamber during discussion of the item due to their declared pecuniary interest.
69.2 Councillor Platts moved the following motion to amend the recommendations (Amendment 1) as shown in bold italics below:
2.1
That the Committee approves recommends to Policy &
Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and
charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices
except that the reports and appendices shall be amended so
that the following fees are increased by the percentage
shown:
· All ‘Highways’, ‘Developer-Led Highway Works (including S278/38 agreements)’, ‘Transport Note/Statement/Assessment Scoping and Other Pre-Application Advice’, ‘Travel Plans’, ‘Construction Traffic Management Plans (CTMP)’, ‘Scaffold Licence’, ‘Skip Licence’ ‘Building Materials’, and ‘Objects on the Highway’ fees and charges in Appendix 1 increase – 10%
·
All ‘Flyering Licences’ fees and charges in
Appendix 4 increase–25%
2.3 That the Committee asks for a report to come to a future meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee exploring differential parking charges for high-emitting vehicles.
69.3 Councillor Hamilton formally seconded the motion.
69.4 Councillor Platts moved the following motion to amend the recommendations (Amendment 2) as shown in bold italics below:
2.1
That the Committee approves recommends to Policy &
Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and
charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices
except that the reports and appendices shall be amended so
that all car parking charges in our city parks outlined in
Appendix 4 are frozen.
2.3 That the Committee asks officers to bring a report to a future meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee outlining proposals for a limited parking charge scheme at Wild Park on Brighton & Hove Albion home matchdays.
69.5 Councillor Fowler formally seconded the motion.
69.6 Councillor Platts moved the following motion to amend the recommendations (Amendment 3) as shown in bold italics below:
2.1
That the Committee approves recommends to Policy &
Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and
charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices
except that the reports and appendices shall be amended so
that:
a) The 50% discount on bulky waste
collections is maintained for those over 60 and those in receipt of
income support or Universal Credit, Employment and Support
Allowance, Job Seekers Allowance, Incapacity Benefit, Personal
Independence Payment and/or Disability Living Allowance.
b) All concessionary charges for sports outlined in Appendix 4 are frozen.
69.7 Councillor Fowler formally seconded in the motion.
69.8 Councillor Platts moved the following motion to amend the recommendations (Amendment 4) as shown in bold italics below:
2.1
That the Committee approves recommends to Policy &
Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and
charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices
except that the reports and appendices shall be amended to
include a proposal for cycle hangar charges, in line with other
local authorities and in order to generate income to invest in
rolling out more cycle hangars across the city.
2.3 That the Committee requests that officers conduct a review of the nature of motorcycle parking in Controlled Parking Zones and Council-owned car parks, with charging options presented to a future meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee.
69.9 Councillor Fowler formally seconded the motion.
69.10 Councillor Lloyd stated that the Green Group would be supporting amendments 1 and 4. However, he did not believe it should be less expensive to park within a park car park than park nearby. Councillor Lloyd stated support in principle for the proposals on Bulky Waste collection however, he found this to be a matter for Budget Council not committee.
69.11 The Executive Director Economy, Environment & Culture stated that it was intended that the proposed charges on Bulky Waste collection would help expand the service and make it commercially viable. The estimated cost of amendment 3 would cost around £20,000 that would limit those ambitions.
69.12 Councillor Platts observed that fly tipping was a significant issue in the city and the proposals in amendment 3 may reduce the cost to the council in collecting flytipped waste making the proposal cost neutral.
69.13 The Chair then put amendment 1 to the vote that passed.
69.14 The Chair then put amendment 2 to the vote that failed.
69.15 The Chair then put amendment 3 to the vote that failed.
69.16 The Chair then put amendment 4 to the vote that passed.
69.17 The Chair put the recommendations as amended to the vote that passed.
69.18 Resolved:
1) That the Committee recommends to Policy & Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices except that the reports and appendices shall be amended so that the following fees are increased by the percentage shown:
· All ‘Highways’, ‘Developer-Led Highway Works (including S278/38 agreements)’, ‘Transport Note/Statement/Assessment Scoping and Other Pre-Application Advice’, ‘Travel Plans’, ‘Construction Traffic Management Plans (CTMP)’, ‘Scaffold Licence’, ‘Skip Licence’ ‘Building Materials’, and ‘Objects on the Highway’ fees and charges in Appendix 1 increase – 10%
·
All ‘Flyering Licences’ fees and charges in Appendix 4
increase – 25%
2) That the Committee recommends to Policy & Resources Committee that it approves the proposed fees and charges for 2022/23 as set out within the report and its appendices except that the reports and appendices shall be amended to include a proposal for cycle hangar charges, in line with other local authorities and in order to generate income to invest in rolling out more cycle hangars across the city.
3) That the Committee delegates authority to the Executive Director of Economy, Environment & Culture (in relation to paragraphs 3.4-3.23), the Executive Director of Housing, Neighbourhoods & Communities (in relation to paragraphs 3.24 - 3.26) and to the Executive Director of Governance, People & Resources (in relation to paragraphs 3.27 – 3.33) to change fees and charges as notified and set by central Government during the year.
4) That the Committee asks for a report to come to a future meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee exploring differential parking charges for high-emitting vehicles.
5) That the Committee requests that officers conduct a review of the nature of motorcycle parking in Controlled Parking Zones and Council-owned car parks, with charging options presented to a future meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee.
Supporting documents:
- Fees and Charges 2022-23, item 69. PDF 429 KB View as HTML (69./1) 69 KB
- Appendix 1: Highways, item 69. PDF 303 KB
- Appendix 2: Parking, item 69. PDF 224 KB
- Appendix 3: Residents, item 69. PDF 304 KB
- Appendix 4: CEM, item 69. PDF 206 KB
- Appendix 5: Safer Communities, item 69. PDF 270 KB
- Appendix 6: Bereavement Services, item 69. PDF 473 KB
- Appendix 7: Bereavement benchmarking, item 69. PDF 236 KB
- LabGrp AMENDMENT 18.1.22 - Fees & Charges 1, item 69. PDF 288 KB View as HTML (69./9) 14 KB
- LabGrp AMENDMENT 18.1.22 - Fees & Charges 2, item 69. PDF 190 KB View as HTML (69./10) 11 KB
- LabGrp AMENDMENT 18.1.22 - Fees & Charges 3, item 69. PDF 191 KB View as HTML (69./11) 12 KB
- LabGrp AMENDMENT 18.1.22 - Fees & Charges 4, item 69. PDF 191 KB View as HTML (69./12) 12 KB