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6. Matters for Consideration<br />

6.1 Cabinet agreed the following investment programme for the Pavilion on 4 July<br />

2011 (minute 63 refers).<br />

1 Golf driving range £225,000<br />

2 Refurbishment of changing rooms, squash<br />

courts etc<br />

£40,000<br />

3 Replacement of all weather pitch £22,000<br />

4 Development of fitness suite and dance<br />

studio<br />

£40,000<br />

5 Car parking £53,000<br />

Total £380,000<br />

Appendix 1 provides an update of capital spend to date and the latest position<br />

with the investment programme.<br />

6.2 This report seeks authority to vary from the original capital investment as<br />

follows:<br />

1 Golf driving range £225,000 Defer a<br />

decision<br />

until early<br />

2013<br />

2 Refurbishment of changing rooms, squash<br />

courts etc<br />

£40,000 £65,000<br />

3 Replacement of all weather pitch £22,000 £22,000<br />

(completed)<br />

4 Development of fitness suite and dance £40,000 £40,000<br />

studio<br />

5 Car parking £53,000 £53,000<br />

Total £380,000 £180,000<br />

The capital programme can be scheduled for completion within the next six<br />

months. During this time further consideration can be given to the driving<br />

range project to enable a more detailed proposal to be brought forward for<br />

future deliberation.<br />

7. Other Relevant Considerations<br />

7.1 Human Rights Act 1998<br />

Human rights have been considered but there are no overarching matters for<br />

concern in relation to this report.<br />

7.2 Legal Implications<br />

There are no legal implications.<br />

7.3 Human Resources Implications<br />

Additional employment will be provided through the management of the<br />

Driving Range, increased catering and supervision of new activities.<br />

7.4 Risk Assessment & Business Continuity<br />

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