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Contact: Duncan Jowitt
Democratic Services Officer
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CAB.31 |
Declarations of interest
Members will disclose any
pecuniary and any other significant interests they may have in
relation to the matters to be considered at this
meeting.
Minutes:
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CAB.32 |
Confirmation of minutes PDF 162 KB
To confirm as a correct record
the minutes of the meeting of Cabinet held on 11 January
2023.
Minutes:
The minutes of the Cabinet meeting of 11
January 2023 were approved as a correct
record.
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CAB.33 |
Public questions
To receive and respond to any questions
from members of the public.
Public questions for Cabinet may be
submitted at any time by writing to Democratic Services or via
email democratic.services@wyre.gov.uk. Public
questions for this meeting must be received by noon on the Thursday
before the meeting is held and do not need to
specifically relate to items on this agenda. Questioners
should provide their name and
address and indicate to which Cabinet member the question is to be
directed.
The total period of time allocated for
public questions will not normally exceed 30 minutes.
Minutes:
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CAB.34 |
Life In Wyre Resident Survey 2022 PDF 126 KB
Report of the Community Engagement Portfolio
Holder and Corporate Director Communities.
Additional documents:
Minutes:
The Leisure, Health and Community Engagement
Portfolio Holder and Corporate Director Communities submitted a
report providing Cabinet with a summary of the findings from the
Life In Wyre Survey 2022.
Decision
Cabinet
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noted the findings,
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agreed that that the survey data would be used to shape future
service provision and
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supported the council’s response
to the findings through its communications plan and further
engagement.
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CAB.35 |
Revenue Budget, Council Tax and Capital Estimates PDF 425 KB
Report of the Resources Portfolio Holder and
the Corporate Director Resources (S.151 Officer).
Additional documents:
Minutes:
The Resources Portfolio Holder and Corporate
Director Resources (S.151 Officer) submitted a report asking
Cabinet for confirmation of the Revenue Budget, Council Tax,
Revised Capital Budget 2022/23 and Capital Programme 2023/24
onwards. Councillor Henderson expressed his thanks to Clare James
and her team for an absolutely excellent
job once again.
Decisions
Cabinet agreed
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That the following be approved and recommended to Council
for their approval:-
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a.
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The Revised Revenue Budget for the year 2022/23
and the Revenue Budget for 2023/24.
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b.
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For the purpose of proposing an indicative
Council Tax for 2024/25, 2025/26, 2026/27 and 2027/28 taking into
account the Medium Term Financial Plan at Appendix 2 which reflects
an increase of £5 in 2023/24 and 2.99% thereafter, any
increase will remain within the principles determined by the
Government as part of the legislation relating to Local Referendums
allowing the veto of excessive Council Tax increases.
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c.
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Members’ continuing commitment to the
approach being taken regarding the
efficiency savings, detailed within the council’s
‘Annual Efficiency Statement’ at Appendix 1 of the
report.
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d.
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Any increases in the base level of expenditure
and further additional expenditure arising during 2023/24
should be financed from existing budgets
or specified compensatory savings, in accordance with the Financial
Regulations and Financial Procedure Rules.
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e.
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The use of all other Reserves and Balances as
indicated in Appendices 4 and 5 of the report.
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f.
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The manpower
estimates for 2023/24 in Appendix 4 of the report.
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g.
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In accordance with the requirements of the
Prudential Code for Capital Finance, those indicators included at
Appendix 7 of the report.
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h.
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The Revised Capital Budget for 2022/23 and the
Capital Programme for 2023/24 onwards in Appendix 8 of the report.
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That it be noted that, in accordance with the
Council’s Scheme of Delegation, as agreed by Council at their
meeting on 24 February 2005:
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That the amount of 38,495.60 has been calculated as
the 2023/24 Council Tax Base for the whole area [(Item T in the
formula in Section 31B of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, as
amended (the “Act”)]; and
A Council Tax Base, for dwellings in those parts
of its area to which a Parish precept relates, has been calculated
as indicated below:
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Barnacre-with-Bonds
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1,124.37
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Bleasdale
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56.13
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Cabus
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620.87
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Catterall
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1,036.39
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Claughton-on-Brock
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433.78
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Fleetwood
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6,344.23
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Forton
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704.48
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Garstang
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1,883.41
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Great Eccleston
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781.08
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Hambleton
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1,082.57
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Inskip-with-Sowerby
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425.33
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Kirkland
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131.24
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Myerscough and Bilsborrow
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542.50
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Nateby
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203.40
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Nether Wyresdale
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330.87
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Out Rawcliffe
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262.65
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Pilling
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876.50
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Preesall
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1,891.90
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Stalmine-with-Staynall
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658.62
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Upper Rawcliffe-with-Tarnacre
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291.04
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Winmarleigh
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118.10
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3.
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The Council Tax requirement for the
council’s own purposes for 2023/24 (excluding Parish
precepts) is £8,459,023.
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4.
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That the following amounts be calculated for the year
2023/24 in accordance with Sections 31 to 36 of the
Act:-
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a.
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£87,932,596
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Being the aggregate of the amounts which the council
estimates for the items set out in Section 31A(2) of the Act taking into account all precepts
issued to it ...
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