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Minutes:
Matter for
Decision
To consider the purchase of the Council’s
fleet vehicles, plant and equipment scheduled for replacement in the financial
year 2016/17.
Decision of the
Executive Councillor for Environment & Waste.
i.
Approved
the Fleet Replacements project 2016/17, as detailed in the attached appendices
of the Officer’s report which had been properly planned and is ready for
implementation.
ii.
Agreed
to delegate to the Director of Environment to call-off and award a specific
contract or specific contracts from appropriate framework agreements of The
Procurement Partnership Limited (TPPL), Crown Commercial Service (CCS) or
Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO) for the purchase of vehicles as
set out in the Project Control Document attached to the Officer’s report.
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 Fleet Manager which referred to
the purchase of the Council’s fleet
vehicles, plant and equipment scheduled for replacement in the financial year
2016/17, as part of a rolling programme necessary to replace out of life
vehicles and those with unsustainable maintenance costs.
In response to the Committee’s comments the Fleet Manager and Executive
Councillor for Environment & Waste responded with the following:
i.
It was not currently possible to have electric
refuse vehicles as they were simply too large to charge.
ii.
Alternative energies such as cooking oil had not
been considered to fuel the Council vehicles.
iii.
The maximum number of electric vehicles that the
Council could afford had been proposed.
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.