On 12
February 2019, Cabinet:-
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Approved the
Options Appraisal contained in Appendix A of the report and to progress with
Option 2 to full public consultation, detail design and Full Business Case
stage, at a total estimated capital cost of £27.1m;
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Approved the
inclusion of the design and construction of the highway infrastructure works
into the contract for the development of the Commonwealth Games Village,
subject to agreement with Lendlease Ltd and a value for money appraisal and agreed
to delegate:
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Authority to the Assistant Director of Transportation
and Connectivity to procure, appoint and place orders with Lendlease Ltd to
carry out design development, construction planning and detailed design;
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The award of the construction works contract to
Lendlease Ltd to the Leader jointly with the Director, Inclusive Growth;
iii. In the event that
the decision at (ii) is not taken forward, agreed to delegate authority to the
Assistant Director of Transportation and Connectivity to procure, appoint and
place orders with a Design and Build Contractor to carry out design development,
construction planning and detailed design using the Council’s Highways and Infrastructure
Works Framework Agreement;
iv. Noted that
Cabinet, through the Outline Business Case for the Commonwealth Games Village
and the wider Perry Barr Regeneration Programme approved on 26 June 2018,
delegated:
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The approval of the Full Business Case to the Leader
jointly with the Director, Inclusive Growth and the Chief Finance Officer.
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The award of the construction works contract through
the Council’s Highways and Infrastructure Works Framework Agreement to the
Leader jointly with the Director, Inclusive Growth.
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v. Authorised the
discharging of petition numbers 2073, 2088 and 2103 received as detailed in
Sections 5.8 and 5.9 of the report in relation to the removal of Perry Barr Flyover
and that Councillors Jon Hunt and Morriam Jan and the first-named petitioners
be informed accordingly;
vi Authorised the
City Solicitor (or their delegate) to negotiate, execute and complete all
necessary agreements and documentation to give effect to the above decisions
THE
DEADLINE FOR CALL IN IS 1600 HOURS ON FRIDAY 15 FEBRUARY 2019.
On Tuesday 12 February 2019 at 1542 hours, a request for call-in was submitted by Councillors Jon Hunt, Morriam Jan and Gary Sambrook. No action on the decision can be taken until the request for call-in has been considered by the Sustainability and Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee within 15 days of the decision being posted.