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Full public consultation.

Legal - Monitoring Officer Finance - Section 151

Approval from the above stakeholders will be sought prior to submitting the report.

Public consultation in 2021

The Active Travel 2 Schemes have been designed with a steering group and following public consultation. 

The Active Travel 2 Schemes have been designed with a steering group and following public consultation. 

The Active Travel 2 Schemes have been designed with a steering group and following public consultation.

N/A

A scheme consultation to be carried out to advertise the proposal to realign the existing road crossing.

Public consultation held from 16th October - 27th November.

Consultation sent direct to other relevant parties including local member and local MP.

S151, MO, Procurement

Consultations were carried out prior to building the new 2 FE primary school and nursery at Limebrook Way Development between 22/08/22 and 05.09/22

(https://consultations.essex.gov.uk/infrastructure-delivery/consultation-for-limebrook-way-new-primary-ey/)

The decision maker for this decision is now Tony Ball after portfolio changes in FP/136/05/24

No consultation.

The decision maker for this decision is now Tony Ball after portfolio changes in FP/136/05/24

There has been some limited engagement with some districts and Council partners in the health arena.

There has been considerable internal engagement and the lead member has inputted into the draft documentation. The decision itself is seeking authority to undertake widespread consultation.  

Audit, Governance and Standards Committee (27 September 2021)

HGGT Board
HGGT Developer Forum

Public consultation held Spring 2021 inc:
Local walking and cycling Groups
Harlow College
Harlow Youth Council
Charitable Sector

Director for Finance, Cabinet Member for Finance, Legal, Strengthening Communities team, Resettlement team

Individual Cabinet Member & EHDLLP Board

Internal review

Engagement with Essex-based contractors, Procurement colleagues across Essex and Anchor partners

Monitoring Officer, S151, Cllr Wagland, Cllr Whitbread

The market via soft market testing. The public were consulted as part of the planning process.

Legal - Monitoring Officer

Finance - Section 151

Approval from the above stakeholders will be sought prior to submitting the report

N/A

A scheme consultation to be carried out to advertise the proposed Banned Right Turn and Crossing amendments as part of the Colchester ATF2 Programme.

Relevant councillors and staff have been consulted via briefing papers and various communications during the initial preparations of the project.

Members of the public have already been informed of plans via engagement events.

No further consultation is planned.

If the decision is agreed, there will be a need to inform service users of the changes and temporary provisions being put in place. 

Consultation took place with service users as referred to in Cabinet report FP/842/10/20. 

The decision maker for this decision is now John Spence after portfolio changes in FP/136/05/24

Cllr Barker Cllr Spence Cllr McKinlay consulted.

A scheme consultation to be carried out with amended drawing following on from previous 2022 consultation carried out with an inaccurate scheme drawing. This is part of a wider package of measures advertised separately as part of the Braintree ATF2 Programme

Extensive consultation has taken place with the existing provider and further discussions are underway with District Housing Authority Colleagues. The Housing Growth Team at ECC have also been heavily involved in the discussions.

1. District, City, Borough partners

2. Three Integrated Care Systems partners

3. Voluntary and Community Sector – 249 organisations to date from grassroots to established non-profit organisations

4. The current providers of VCS Infrastructure in Essex

5. Neighbouring authorities who share ICS footprints – Southend City Council, Thurrock Council, Suffolk County Council and Hertfordshire County Council

6. Internal ECC stakeholders 

Nick Presmeg 
Patrick Higgs 
Moira McGrath 
Nicole Wood 
Melanie Evans 
Steve Ede 
Laura Davis-Hughes 
Helen Chittock.

The Better Care Fund (BCF) was created to bring together funding pooled between the NHS and, in our case, Essex County Council (ECC), to spend together on services and support, providing a more integrated approach to health and social care services. The plan is developed in partnership with ICB partners.

Where ECC is the commissioner of services funded through the BCF, consultation will be undertaken on the individual projects as required.

The existing providers (Open Road and the Children’s Society) have confirmed that they wish to continue delivering the Service.

Given that PSR now applies, and the proposal is to direct award the new contract to the existing providers, based on the evidence of their performance, consultation is not applicable.

The strategy has been developed jointly by the Essex Waste Partnership which is made up of ECC and the twelve City, Borough and District Councils.   The plan has been drawn up jointly by the councils. A 10-week public consultation on the draft strategy took place between 13 September and 22 November 2023 providing an opportunity for the public, business, public bodies and other stakeholders to provide feedback. 

The consultation findings and other feedback received have been used to develop the final strategy. 

The public have been consulted on the Essex EV strategy which contained the submission of a bid for LEVI capital funding in the action plan. The strategy received strong approval (75% either agree or strongly agree) from this consultation.

ECC have also engaged with District and Borough Councils, parish councils and internal partners from Essex Highways, Essex Legal Services, ECC finance and ECC network assurance.

Public consultations of affected residents will be undertaken wherever a new traffic regulation order (TRO) or a change to an existing TRO is proposed as part of the project.

LTP outcomes agreed at PLT.

Initial internal consultation has taken place, initial discussion with Districts has taken place, full public consultation on a draft Strategy in planned for early summer 2024, followed by full public consultation on the final Local Transport Plan in late 2024 or early 2025.

It is assumed that these consultations will require separate Cabinet Member decisions to consult.