Decision Maker: Corporate Director (Place) and Deputy Chief Executive
Decision status: Recommendations approved
Is Key decision?: Yes
Is subject to call in?: No
The report includes feedback from the
consultation, the proposed package of schemes, information from the
business case and will seek approval to submit the outline business
case for the whole package in December and a final business case
for phase 1 in January.
In line with the authority delegated by the Executive in December 2014 in relation to the Town Centre Access Plan, the Corporate Director for Place Management & Regeneration has agreed that where practicable noise barriers should be provided on the adopted highway and that where it is impracticable that noise insulation grants should be offered to the identified properties. Noise insulation grants would only be paid for habitable rooms and each room must be considered to be affected so it is expected that for almost all the properties this will be one façade.
Options considered included do nothing or individual noise insulation grants to properties that meet criteria. Noise barriers were considered to provide greater community benefit where they could be provided.
Wards Affected: Brinnington & Central;
Equality and/or Environmental Impact Assessment: This is being undertaken as part of the individual scheme development and will be included in the business case.
Decision Reference: ODPL33
Declarations or conflicts of Interest: None
Forward Plan Reference: CS20
Other reasons / organisations consulted
Scrutiny, Area Committees , key stakeholders,
user groups and the public
Contact: Sue Stevenson, Services to Place Email: sue.stevenson@stockport.gov.uk Tel: 0161-474-4351.
Publication date: 02/10/2015
Date of decision: 03/09/2015
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