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MOTIONS FOR DEBATE

Meeting: 24/03/2021 - Council (Item 92)

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Attached.

Decision:

A.   PLANNING CALL-IN PROCEDURE

 

Amendment by Conservative Group CARRIED by 27 votes to 17 with 6 abstentions and AGREED as substantive motion by 28 votes to 21 with 2 abstentions.

 

B.   RAINHAM CREEK, BRIDGE ROAD, RAINHAM

 

Amendment by Conservative Group CARRIED by 39 votes to 5 with 4 abstentions and AGREED as substantive motion by 43 votes to 5 with 2 abstentions.

 

C.   NHS TEST, TRACK AND TRACE

 

Amendment by Conservative Group CARRIED by 43 votes to 6 with 1 abstention and AGREED as substantive motion by 43 votes to 7 with 1 abstention.

 

D.   GOVERNMENT PLANNING PROPOSALS

 

Amendment by Conservative Group CARRIED by 29 votes to 18 with 3 abstentions; amendment by Independent Residents’ Group NOT CARRIED by 29 votes to 20 with 2 abstentions. Amendment by Conservative Group AGREED as substantive motion by 30 votes to 19 with 1 abstention.

Minutes:

 

A. PLANNING CALL-IN PROCEDURE

 

Motion on behalf of the Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Associations Group

 

This Council requests Governance Committee review the current Planning Call in procedure, with a view to enabling call-ins for applications which are recommended for refusal. To allow such call-ins would be a return to pre-2018 arrangements where ward members were able to contribute to planning decisions.

Amendment by the Conservative Group

Following the changes to Havering Council’s planning system, as a result of a review by the Planning Advisory Service in 2017, this Council requests that a further review is commissioned to establish whether any amendment(s) are warranted. The outcome of this review will be reported to Governance Committee.

Following debate, the amendment on behalf of the Conservative Group was CARRIED by 27 votes to 17 with 7 abstentions (see division 1) and AGREED as the substantive motion by 28 votes to 21 with 2 abstentions (see division 2).

 

RESOLVED:

 

Following the changes to Havering Council’s planning system, as a result of a review by the Planning Advisory Service in 2017, this Council requests that a further review is commissioned to establish whether any amendment(s) are warranted. The outcome of this review will be reported to Governance Committee.