Executive Decisions

       i.          Progress in implementing the Council’s “All of Us” Equality Scheme 2017-20 is noted.

      ii.          The Equality Scheme Monitoring Report 2018-19 at and the council’s Equality Monitoring reports for 2018-19 attached at B are approved for publication on the council’s website.

     iii.          thet‘All of Us’ Equality Scheme 2017-2020 containing our equalities objectives is refreshed and extended until March 2021.

i.          the contents of the report is noted.

ii.          the introduction of residential parking permits for the Bracknell Town Centre car parks at a differential cost for a period of ten years is approved.

To commit £2,368 for improvement to Priestwood Community Centre.

That  expenditure of £2,368 from S106 contributions on the Priestwood Community Centre.

To commit £7,800 for improvements at Farley Wood Community Centre.

That expenditure of £7,800 in given from S106 contributions to the Farley Wood Community Centre.

       i.          The outcomes of the consultation into admission arrangements is noted.

      ii.          Following a public consultation the Published Admissions Number (PAN) is reduced for two community secondary schools, Garth Hill College (from 300 to 270) and Easthampstead Park Community School (from 240 to 210)

     iii.          Following recent consultation the Published Admission Number (PAN) for one of the community primary schools, Harman’s Water Primary School is reduced (from 90 to 60)

    iv.          Following discussions with the Oxford Diocese and the Governors of the school followed by a public consultation the denominational criterion is removed  from the admission arrangements for Warfield CE Primary School.

      v.          Following a public consultation i the annual admission arrangements for 2021/22 as set out in Appendices A to D of the Director: People’s report is agreed, following the outcome of the consultation.

That the School Places Plan and School Capacity Strategy 2020-24 is approved.

      i.        Bracknell Forest Borough’s impact on Climate Change be reduced, through the introduction, from 5 October 2020, of a weekly food waste collection service

     ii.        a programme of communication be launched to maximise the participation of

residents and business to reuse and recycle their waste, minimising residual

waste going to landfill

    iii.        performance of the food waste collection service to be maximised and the refuse capacity is reduced by changing collection frequency to once every three weeks (from two weeks).

To seek authority to carry out further consultation on opportunities for meeting the need for sharp sand and gravel in the plan area.

      i.        the Draft Joint Central and Eastern Berkshire Minerals and Waste Local

Plan – focussed consultation document is agreed.

     ii.        the approach to consultation as set out in paras 5.10 - 5.13 of the Director: Place, Planning & Regeneration’s report is agreed.

    iii.        any minor changes to the focussed consultation (relevant to

Bracknell Forest) following Executive are agreed by the Director Place

Planning and Regeneration in consultation with the Executive Member for Planning and Transport.