Councillor Malcolm Daniells
Email: mdaniells@fareham.gov.uk
Council: Fareham
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Activity Timeline
Meetings Attended Note this may include planned future meetings.
62 meetings · Page 1 of 13
Executive - Monday, 2nd February, 2026 6.00 pm
Decisions from Meetings
107 decisions · Page 21 of 22
Fareham Housing Development Sites Update
From: Executive - Monday, 7th October, 2024 6.00 pm - October 07, 2024
To update the Executive on the Fareham Housing newbuild delivery programme. The report provides an update on the newbuild Fareham Housing development sites which are either under construction, have planning permission, or are being progressed as future sites. Information on funding and delivery mechanisms has been included to provide context of the current delivery climate.
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Fareham Park Vision Update
From: Executive - Monday, 7th October, 2024 6.00 pm - October 07, 2024
To inform the Executive of progress with the creation of a Masterplan for new leisure, community and recreation facilities at Fareham Park, to recommend the submission of an outline Planning Application to progress this plan and to flag the financial challenges of achieving the Vision. In July 2022, The Executive received a report detailing plans to submit a Local Investment Plan to secure an allocation of the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund for the Borough. The report confirmed the intention that this would include a community-led approach to developing a plan for the regeneration of the Fareham Park area, addressing the need for modern sporting, leisure and community facilities, and delivering essential new affordable homes. Following support by the Government of the Council’s Local Investment Plan, £1m was awarded to meet the Council’s aspirations. Of this, £700,000 was allocated to creating the Masterplan for the Fareham Park area. This report provides an update on progress with the Masterplan for Fareham Park. It details the consultation that has driven the plan to date, advises of the works that are scheduled to be completed from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund allocation, considers the next step of the submission of an outline Planning Application for the new community facilities and reviews the financial requirements of delivering the project in its entirety.
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Proposals for alterations to security arrangements at Faraday Business Park
From: Executive - Monday, 7th October, 2024 6.00 pm - October 07, 2024
To seek Executive approval for a budget to alter the security arrangements at Faraday Business Park, Daedalus. The proposed alterations comprise the installation of a new set of security gates which will have the ability to span Spitfire Way, the sole vehicular access into the northern zone of Faraday Business Park, together with an accompanying security hut. It is proposed that the gates are initially operated on an ‘as and when’ required basis, rather than full-time, although there will be an option for this change in future is required. The proposed works will require planning consent.
Recommendations Approved
Consultation response on proposed change to the National Planning Policy Framework
From: Executive Portfolio for Planning and Development - Thursday, 19th September, 2024 5.00 pm - September 19, 2024
To provide the Executive Member with an overview of the proposals contained with the Government’s proposed reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and other proposed changes to the planning system. The Government is clear in its consultation on the proposed changes, that building substantially more homes is a national priority to meet housing need and to help tackle housing affordability. The proposed reforms seek to substantially increase the number of houses built across the country. One of the most substantial changes proposed within the NPPF is how housing need is calculated. The calculation of housing need is proposed to change from the current position of addressing demographic and societal trends, to one which primarily apportions a nationally derived housing target between local authorities. The proposed approach has very limited regard to local factors, nor allows for much flexibility in the minimum number of houses which must be planned for. The Government is also proposing that a five-year housing land supply must be demonstrated on an annual basis, even where local authorities have an up-to-date adopted local plan. Where authorities are unable to demonstrate a five-year housing land supply, they will be subject to the presumption in favour of sustainable development. This will increase the likelihood of planning permission being granted for new houses outside settlement boundaries. The proposed changes to the NPPF, also relate to the delivery of affordable housing, brownfield development, building infrastructure to grow the economy and supporting green energy and the environment. Many of the proposed changes relating to these areas appear acceptable in principle. The Government is also inviting views on increasing the application fees for householder planning applications, increasing other planning application fees, introducing fees for applications where there are currently no charges and asking whether local authorities should be allowed to set some, or all, planning application fees locally. These proposals are supported. The accompanying briefing paper considers the impact of the changes from the perspective of Fareham in its South Hampshire context. This report was considered by the Planning and Development Scrutiny Panel on the 18 September and any matters raised by the Panel have been provided to the Executive Member to consider as part of their decision making. The consultation on the proposed changes to the NPPF closes on 24 September.
Recommendations Approved
Anti-social Behaviour Policy - Adoption
From: Executive - Tuesday, 3rd September, 2024 6.00 pm - September 03, 2024
To seek approval from the Executive to adopt Fareham’s Anti-Social Behaviour Policy, following public consultation. The Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 requires Local Authorities to prepare an Anti-Social Behaviour Policy. The Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 sets out powers to deal with Anti-Social Behaviour. There are also powers under the Housing Act 1985 and Housing Act 1996 to assist in combatting Anti-Social Behaviour. In April 2024, the Housing Regulator introduced Housing Consumer Standards pursuant to the Social Housing (Regulation) Act 2023, which brings in a requirement for Registered Social Landlords to ensure that tenants can live in safe environments. The proposed Anti-Social Behaviour Policy fulfils the requirements of the above legislation.
Recommendations Approved
Summary
Meetings Attended: 62
Average per Month: 2.5
Decisions Recorded: 107