Agenda Reports Pack (Public) 15/10/2012, 19.00 - Meetings ...

GenderreassignmentStall ownersStall owners may have a disability but there is not sufficient information to beprecise. The Council has prepared a draft Statement of Intent and a Policy onRelocation (annexed to the draft Statement of Reasons) which sets out how theCouncil will deal with stall holders and where they can be relocated to, should it benecessary to use CPO powers to progress the redevelopment. In this case, CPO ofthe stalls would be of high relevance to disability (where the owners have adisability) and be negative for stall owners with a disability, as well as those with adisability who shop there.H -Recommendations 3 and 4 contained within the Cabinet report have not emergedas relevant to this protected characteristic N/A N/APage 136Marriageand CivilPartnershipRecommendations 3 and 4 contained within the Cabinet report are not applicable tothis protected characteristic as this is not a service that the Council is seeking toprovide.N/AN/APregnancy andmaternityThe publicIt is identified that mothers with babies and small children shop and visit the market.During the construction period, there will be a negative impact through changes inaccess and potential reduction in trade. Through the planning process, thedeveloper will set out a series of measures to mitigate this impact. In the short term,the contractor will improve signage and lighting as a way of mitigating this, albeitthere will still be disruption during this phase. In the long term the scheme willprovide a better lit, more accessible shopping environment.H-Mitigation measures include the following:H+Tool and Guidance updated for new PSED from 05.04.2011