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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CABINET

Full council, 2 December 2021: a named vote.

For 8, Against 0, Abstained 0.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: Conservative. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

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For (8)

From the minutes

D.E. Clifford – That the Council agree a contribution of up to £50,000 to Surrey County Council for the purchase of Tices Meadow, to be funded from anticipated capital receipts. There voted FOR: 32; AGAINST: 0; ABSTAINED: 0 and the Recommendation was DECLARED CARRIED (2) Southwood Country Park – Business Case for Re-purposing Existing Buildings The Portfolio Holder for Major Projects and Property (Cllr. M.J. Tennant) introduced the Report of the Cabinet meeting held on 16th November 2021, which sought approval for £901,000 to be added to the Capital Programme for the Southwood Country Park Visitor Centre and Café, noting the capital financing implications set out in paragraph 4.14 of the Report. During discussion, it was MOVED by Cllr K. Dibble; SECONDED by Cllr T.D. Bridgeman that the Recommendation should be amended as follows: “That (i) this Council is recommended to approve £461,000 to be added to the Capital Programme for the Southwood Country Park Visitor Centre; and (ii) the Policy and Project Advisory Board undertake a review of the café business case and consider alternative catering options.” Following discussion, the Amendment was put to the Meeting. On a Recorded Vote, there voted FOR: Cllrs Gaynor Austin, T.D. Bridgeman, K. Dibble, A.J. Halstead, Nadia Martin, Sophie Porter, M.J. Roberts and Sarah Spall (8);

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