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Councils · Adur District Council

Budget Estimates 2023/24 and setting of the 2023/24 Council Tax

Cabinet, 2 February 2023: a named vote.

For 6, 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 (6)

From the minutes

3. Members thanked Officers for the report and noted that the budget would become increasingly resilient over the next 5-10 years. A recorded vote was taken, the results of which, are set out below:- For: (6) - Councillors C Albury, K Boram, A Dunn, E Evans, S Neocleous and N Parkin Against: (0) Abstentions: (0) Decision The Cabinet:- a) approved the proposals to invest in services outlined in Appendix 2; b) recommended to Council the draft budgets for 2023/24 at Appendix 6, as submitted in Cabinet Member Portfolio order, and the transfer to Reserves leading to a net budget requirement of £10,611,720 which included provision for the proposals in Appendix 2; and c) recommended to Council an average increase of 2% in Council Tax, making the average Band D £324 for Adur District Council's requirements in 2023/24, as set out in paragraph 5.10; d) recommended to Council that special expenses of £26.28 per Band D equivalent, to be charged in all areas of the District except Lancing; e) approved the Council Tax base of 21,937.3 for 2023/24 as set out in paragraph 12.3. Reason for Decision Statutory requirement to set a budget. Alternative opt

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