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This report details budget changes within the agreed 2021/22 transport capital programme that are required so the programme continues to reflect current priorities, budgets match expenditure and that take-up of available grant funding is maximised.

RESOLVED - That:
Agree the required budget adjustments as outlined below and in Appendix A to this report so that the programme continues to reflect current priorities, budgets match expenditure and that take-up of available grant funding is maximised.

The purpose of this report is to consider the implementation of an Experimental Prohibition of Waiting Order to supplement existing traffic calming measures in place on Burnley Lane, Chadderton which are being abused due to inconsiderate parking.

RESOLVED - That:
the Experimental Prohibition of Waiting Order associated with the scheme are approved, in accordance with the schedule at the end of this report

The purpose of this report is to consider the introduction of a limited waiting bay to replace an existing taxi rank on Farrow Street East, Shaw.

RESOLVED - That:
a limited waiting restriction is introduced in accordance with the plan and schedule at the end of this report

The purpose of this report is to consider the implementation of traffic calming measures, Zebra crossing and 20mph speed limit on Propps Hall Drive, Failsworth

RESOLVED - That:
the traffic calming measures, zebra crossing and 20mph speed limit associated with the scheme are approved, in accordance with the drawings and schedules at the end of this report

To set the fees for 2021/22 CQC regulated provision in Oldham in respect of adult health and social care funded services such as Residential and Nursing Homes and Domiciliary Care.
A report was considered and subsequently approved in May authorising the proposed rates to consult with the commissioned market in Oldham.
The report provides analysis of the feedback received through the consultation, outlines the recommended approach to implementing the fees for 2021/22 and recommends further consideration of the nursing premium in relation to fees for the residential sector.

RESOLVED - That:
Implement the proposed fee increases:
•Non-residential increase 2.5%
•Residential increase 3%
The recommended option is 2; to implement the proposed fees increases of 2.5% for non-residential and 3% for residential provision in borough. This is based on extensive analysis having been undertaken which sits alongside the strategic relevance review undertaken in 2020/21 and the care home commissioning approach to take place by Autumn 2021. Responses to the sector will be provided advising them on what the next steps are and when elements such as the dementia and nursing premiums will be reviewed.