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Under Regulation 34 and 35 of The Town and Country (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 local planning authorities must make monitoring information available for inspection as soon as possible after the information becomes available. The Monitoring Report covers the previous financial year that is 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020. In terms of housing land supply, the Monitoring Report also presents the position as at 1 April 2020. Oldham’s Monitoring Report is attached as Appendix 1.
In line with the Regulations the Monitoring Report provides details on whether the council is meeting the milestones set out in the Local Development Scheme (LDS) for preparing the various Local Plan documents. Performance is monitored against the LDS that was in place at the start of the monitoring period. The Monitoring Report also monitors a range of planning indicators, such as housing, employment and biodiversity, which seek to assess the effectiveness of the council’s land-use planning policies, and whether they are achieving their objectives and delivering sustainable development. This is our 16th Monitoring Report.

RESOLVED - That: The AMR be submitted to MHCLG.

This report seeks delegated approval of:
•The cost of resurfacing Coldhurst Street
•The approval of the appointment of the contractor for the works

RESOLVED - That:
the delegated approval for these works is accepted and that the contract for the works are awarded to J Hopkins Contractors Ltd

This report details budget changes within the agreed 2020/21 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 in Appendix A and B 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 traffic calming measures to supplement existing traffic calming measures on Roundthorn Road and the extension of the adjacent 20mph zone.

RESOLVED - That:
the traffic calming measures and 20mph extension associated with the scheme are approved, in accordance with the appendices and schedules at the end of this report.

To obtain approval for the adoption of highways as Highway Authority and to identify the likely associated revenue costs to the Council.

RESOLVED - That:
the highways listed in Schedule 1 of this report be adopted as highways maintainable at public expense

The purpose of this report is to consider the introduction of Residents Parking for properties 25 to 45 (odd numbered properties only) Huddersfield Road, Diggle.

RESOLVED - That:
the restrictions discussed in this report are implemented in accordance with the schedule at the end of this report

The purpose of this report is to consider the implementation of traffic calming measures and the extension of the existing 20mph zone in the vicinity of Partington Street and Brierley Avenue, Failsworth.

RESOLVED - That:
the traffic calming measures and 20mph zone extension associated with the scheme are approved, in accordance with the schedule and appendices at the end of this report.

The school capital projects programme does not have a revenue budget for feasibility. The funding is required to support both early stage concept and detailed stage feasibility work. This work is required in order to advise the Council on cost and technical viability of future schemes

RESOLVED - That:
Allocate £100,000 of the Basic Needs Education Budget towards the funding of feasibility to support the creation of additional school places and enhanced school infrastructure in Oldham schools