A proposal to introduce a residents’ permit parking scheme and associated new and amended waiting and loading/unloading restrictions was approved in July 2018 (report ref. 1325 07/18) and formally published on 30 August 2018 (Amendment No. 212) as shown on drawing number CO00201089-D-TRO-01 appended to this report.

Following the publication of the proposed Traffic Regulation Order (TRO), 203 individual objections were received from residents, local businesses and their employees. Of those objections, 138 were received from households in the area either directly or via two petitions that were submitted. The remaining 65 objections were from businesses in the area.

Having considered the objections and petitions received along with the results of previous consultations, approval is sought to make, with minor modifications and introduce the TRO as shown on drawing number CO00201089-D-TRO-02 and as described in the Schedules to this report.

Several omissions were made in error during the original advertisement of the proposed TRO. For those omitted proposals to be progressed, they will now need to be advertised independently from the main scheme, as shown on drawing number CO00201089-D-TRO-PH2.

1)     That the results of the consultation be noted.

2)     That following careful consideration of the objections, petitions and comments received, authorisation be given to make, with minor modifications and introduce the Traffic Regulation Order, detailed in Schedules 1 and 2 and shown on Drawing No. CO00201089-D-TRO-02 within the report, as soon as is practicable.

3)     That the objectors and petitioners be notified of the Council’s decision.

4)     That authorisation be given to advertise the intention of making the Traffic Regulation Order referred to in Schedule 3 to the report, as shown on drawing number CO00201089-D-TRO-PH2 and if no objections are maintained, that the Order be made, in whole or in part, and the proposal implemented, with a view to being introduced after those measures outlined in Schedules 1 and 2.

To seek approval to remove 2 disabled persons’ permit parking spaces on Elm Road, Altrincham, 1 parking space on Harcourt Street, Gorse Hill, Stretford and 1 parking space on Burleigh Road, Gorse Hill, Stretford and also to seek approval to introduce a disabled residents’ permit parking space on Oldfield Road, Sale.

1.     That the removal of disabled persons’ permit parking spaces outside 15 and 17 Elm Road, Altrincham, 19 Harcourt Street and 36 Burleigh Road, Gorse Hill, Stretford, be approved.

2.     That the introduction of a disabled residents’ permit parking space on Oldfield Road, Sale be approved.

3.     That a consultation be carried out with nearby residents of Oldfield Road, Sale.

4.     That authorisation be given to advertise the intention of making the Traffic Regulation Order referred to in the schedule to this report and, if no objections are maintained, that the Order be made, in whole or in part, and the proposals implemented.

Proposals for the introduction of No Waiting at Any Time restrictions on Flixton Road, Ambleside Road and Western Road, Urmston were formally advertised on 15 March 2019.

Following the 21-day statutory consultation in the vicinity of the proposals, 1 response expressing an objection was received.

A report on the matter was submitted to the Executive Member to consider the objection received and determine implementation of the proposed restrictions.

1)          That the results of the consultation and the objections be noted.

2)          That, following careful consideration of the objection, authorisation be given to introduce the Traffic Regulation Order with minor modifications, as detailed in schedule 1 to the report and shown on drawing E9017-02A.

3)          That the objector be notified of the Council’s decision.

1. That the framework set out in the report be agreed as a shared framework for the long term plan for health and social care.

2. That it be noted that the framework is to cover the five year period and in doing so will have one year delivery plans.

3. That it be noted that the framework will be worked through with colleagues, partners and stakeholders so that the parties’ ambitions are joint and owned.

4. That it be noted that a worked up plan with rolling programmes will be brought back to Council / CCG meetings as appropriate in October 2019.

1. That the content of the report and the proposed next steps be noted.

2. That it be noted that an offer is to be made for the property on the terms set out in the report.

3. That ‘in principle’ approval be given for the proposal to acquire the property subject to full due diligence and demonstration of a sound business case.

4. That authority be delegated to the Corporate Director of Place in consultation with the Leader and under advisement from the Corporate Director for Governance and Community Strategy and the Corporate Director for Finance and Systems to finalise and agree the terms for the acquisition of the property in line with the terms as set out in the report.

5. That the proposal be noted to procure an operating partner in relation to the business to be carried on within the property.

6. That authority be delegated to the Corporate Director for Governance and Community Strategy to enter into and complete any legal documents required to acquire the property.

1. That the content of the report be noted.

2. That approval be given to the Council’s proposed participation within the GM Local Full Fibre Network Programme as detailed in the report.

3. That the Council’s proposed £705,090 capital contribution as detailed within the report be approved.

4. That authority be delegated to the Corporate Director for Finance and Systems, in consultation with the Corporate Director for Governance and Community Strategy, to agree the terms and conditions of, and enter into all legal documentation associated with, the GM Programme including, but not limited to:

a) the Inter Authority Agreement

b) the Framework Agreement

c) the Delivery Agreement

5. That authority be delegated to the Corporate Director for Place, in consultation with the Corporate Director for Finance and Systems, to add or remove Council buildings from the programme.

1. That the conclusion of Playing Pitch Strategy 2019 review be noted.

2. That the proposed review of maintenance processes for pitch based sports in Trafford be approved.

3. That approval be given to the development of a strategic investment portfolio, to be managed by the Playing Pitch Strategy Steering Group.

4. That the Long Term Security of Tenure process be noted and approved, and that responsibility be delegated to the Corporate Director for Place to finalise the process for the clubs included within the report to receive a 25 year lease.

5. That the process for the LFFP be noted and that approval be given for the delegation of responsibility to the Corporate Director for Place to further develop proposals for site investment in Trafford under this scheme.

6. That the process for decision making for schemes related to the Playing Pitch Strategy be noted and approved.

That the new Highway Safety Inspection Policy be approved.

1. That the options appraisal undertaken to date be noted.

2. That the assessment criteria as set out in the Part II report be approved.

3. That the recommended next steps, as set out in the Part II report, be approved.

4. That authority to take the necessary steps to implement the recommended next steps be delegated to the Corporate Director for Place, in consultation with the Corporate Director for Finance and Systems and the Corporate Director for Governance and Community Strategy.

5. That it be requested that a further report be brought back to the Executive in Autumn 2019.

1. That the results of the Kingdom trial be noted.

2. That the costs associated with running this service in-house be noted.

3. That the impact of not awarding the contract be noted.

4. That the award of the Environmental Enforcement Services Contract with 3GS (UK) Ltd. be approved.

1. That approval be given to the inclusion of the following Trafford HIF schemes and their funding allocations onto the Council’s Capital Programme in terms of:

o  Junction improvement works on Trafford Way and Redclyffe Road at the Trafford Waters site.

o  The Carrington Relief Road, including site rationalisation works at the Future Carrington site and note the funding allocated via Growth Deal 3.

2. That authority be delegated to the Corporate Director of Place to agree terms with Homes England and the relevant developers for the draw down of HIF funding to support housing delivery at the Trafford Waters and Future Carrington sites.

3. That authority be delegated to the Corporate Director for Governance and Community Strategy to enter into legal agreements as required in order to implement the above recommendations