Other Running Costs 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10(Apr-Mar) (Apr-Mar) (Apr-Mar)IncomeHire Charge 36,757 43,137 50,972ExpenditureEmployee Related Expenditure (Seasonal) 16,160 18,064 13,976Employee Related Expenditure (Salaried) 8,689 8,866 9,014Marketing & Promotions (includes printing) 162 310 501Equipment & Supplies 1,302 776 1,986Premises Related Expenditure 10,154 10,783 12,745Internal recharges (other departments) 9,767 16,694 25,476Total 46,234 55,493 63,697Net Cost excluding maintenance 9,477 12,356 12,7253.8 To better understand the long-term costs for the service, a conditionsurvey was undertaken by Technical Services. In brief, this shows that:3.8.1 Chalets 78-134 located at Queen’s Park, Mablethorpe are in agenerally average to poor condition, with chalets 78-120 in the ‘U’shape above the paddling pool area the most popular but also in theworst condition, followed by numbers 120-134, the least used andmost vandalised, most of which need extensive work to the doorthresholds, frames and ply panels at the rear. Planned maintenancework identified for financial years 2011/12 and 2012/12 includes:removal of asbestos heat pads, extensive door frame and wood panelwork, pre-paint repairs, external painting, electrical safety test, drainand gully work, slab and paved area work and various other repairs,totalling £62,400. The following 3 years’ costs would be in the region of£40,595.It is proposed that 33 chalets are demolished, with up to 18 of those inthe ‘U’ shape being rebuilt and sold. This area is the most popular as itoverlooks the paddling pool in Queen’s Park. This would be a pilotproject which, if successful, could be followed further phases of work.The 15 chalets not being replaced are those currently most vulnerableto vandal damage. These were not let in 2009 or 2010 due to theirpoor overall condition. There is sufficient capacity between Queen’sPark and Central Promenade to accommodate existing demand and,should demand increase in the future, more chalets could be built toreplace the 15 that are lost, subject to funds being available.3.8.2 Chalets located at Central Promenade, Sutton on Sea are in agenerally average to poor condition. Planned maintenance workidentified for financial years 2011/12 and 2012/13 includes: externalpainting, replace plywood decking, electrical safety test, drain and gullywork and various other repairs, totalling £27,000. The following 3year’s costs would be around £22,400.Page 96
As this site has the best occupancy rates, it is proposed that this ismaintained for the present, prioritising the Queen’s Park Mablethorpedevelopment, but that options for demolishing the existing Sutton onSea chalets are explored, as a possible second phase of development,once the outcome of the Queen’s Park phase is known.3.8.3 Chalets 1-16 located at Central Promenade, Mablethorpe are inreasonable overall condition and require little maintenance. Plannedmaintenance work identified for financial years 2011/12 and 2012/13includes: removal of asbestos heat pads, electrical safety test andmiscellaneous repairs, totalling £13,080. The following 3 years costswould be in the region of £5,770.It is proposed that these chalets be market tested to see if a leasearrangement can be agreed for these to be let privately, as is theposition with those on North Promenade, Mablethorpe. This would befor a fixed period, potentially for the 2011 season onwards, for 10years, with no option for the lessee to sell the chalets during that time.3.8.4 Chalets 16-17 on the North Promenade at Mablethorpe arecurrently used for storage. Planned maintenance work identified forfinancial years 2011/12 and 2012/13 will cost around £1,070 with £990required in the following 3 years and it is proposed that this work iscarried out.3.8.5 Chalets 18-32 on the North Promenade at Mablethorpe have beenleased to a private operator, but as they have tendered the lease, thisis currently being re-let by Property Services. Planned maintenancework identified for financial years 2011/12 and 2012/13 are estimatedat £17,340, with work in the following 3 years of £6,615. The <strong>Council</strong>’srepairing obligations currently exceed the rental income byapproximately £400 per annum.3.8.6 Chalets 33-45 at North Promenade, Mablethorpe were closedafter the 2001/02 Best Value Review. They do attract vandal damagebut cannot be demolished as they retain the dune to their rear.3.7 To complete all of the planned maintenance work identified in Year 1 andYear 2 (2011/12 and 2012/13) totals £120,890.3.8 To complete the works required in the following 3 years (2013/14 to2015/16) totals £76,370.3.9 This totals expenditure of £197,260 but will only bring the chalets back toa basic standard, without giving any improvement.3.10 As set out at 3.10.1 above, officers anticipate that demolishing 33 chaletsat Mablethorpe, repairing bases as necessary and building 18 new chaletswould deliver better quality provision (potentially taking account ofPage 97
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