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Appendix A attached separately.
Minutes:
Matter for
Decision
To approve the Cambridge Historic Core Conservation Area Appraisal
review for public consultation.
Decision of the
Executive Councillor for Planning Policy and Transport.
i.
Approved the Cambridge Historic Core Conservation
Area Appraisal review for public consultation.
Reason for the
Decision
As set out in the Officer’s report.
Any Alterative
Options Considered and Rejected
Not applicable.
Scrutiny
Considerations
The Committee received a report from the Principal Conservation and
Design Officer which referred to an update and review of the Cambridge Historic
Core Conservation Area Appraisal. The report sought approval for public
consultation on the review document.
In response to the Committee’s comments the Urban Design and
Conservation Manager and Principal Conservation and Design Officer responded
with the following:
i.
Noted the comments with regards to minor typographical
errors, page numbering and layout of the document.
ii.
Had been working with Belfour Beatty and
Cambridgeshire County Council on the street lighting replacement programme in
the City Centre for the past five years.
An agreement had been reached and work had begun in the City Centre.
iii.
Particular emphasis had been made on street
lighting replacement in the historic core of the City to ensure this would be
sensitive to the surroundings, particularly the Richardson Candles along King’s
Parade.
iv.
Future development of the Market Place could be
part of the public realm strategy but an access study would have to be
undertaken in partnership with Cambridgeshire County Council.
v.
With regards to large vehicles entering the City
Centre this would be a policy decision and not one that that could be resolved
from this appraisal.
vi.
The consultation process would be a web based
document.
The Committee resolved unanimously to endorse the recommendations.
The Executive Councillor approved the amended recommendations.
Conflicts of
Interest Declared by the Executive Councillor and (and any Dispensations
Granted)
No conflicts of interest were declared by the Executive Councillor.