Issue - meetings
Business Rates Discretionary Relief (exceeding £10,000)
Meeting: 19/06/2023 - Cabinet (Item 128)
128 Business Rates Discretionary Relief (exceeding £10,000) 
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Purpose
To consider three renewal applications in respect of Discretionary Rate Relief each in excess of £10,000 for the 2022/23 Business Rates liability.
Recommendations
That Cabinet resolves to;
1) Approve the Discretionary Rate Relief applications in respect of the Corinium Museum, Bourton Leisure Centre and Cotswold Swimming Pool and Leisure Centre
Additional documents:
Minutes:
The purpose of the report was to consider three renewal applications in respect of Discretionary Rate Relief, each in excess of £10,000 for the 2022/23 Business Rates liability.
The Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member Finance introduced the report and explained that this report was required to come to a meeting of the whole Cabinet as the amount of discretionary relief was over £10,000. This was beyond the protocols for an Individual Cabinet Member Decision Meeting
It was noted that this was for the operations of the leisure centre in Bourton-on-the-Water and the Leisure Centre and Corinium Museum under contract by SLM Everyone Active in Cirencester for the 21/22 Financial Year.
It was outlined that Paragraph 2.5 stated that the contract was signed on the assumption that the relief would be granted. Therefore the relief being granted would honour the leisure contract commitments to SLM Everyone Active.
RESOLVED: That Cabinet;
a) APPROVED the Discretionary Rate Relief applications in respect of the Corinium Museum, Bourton Leisure Centre and Cotswold Swimming Pool and Leisure Centre.
Voting Record - 6 For, 0 Against, 0 Abstention, 2 Did not vote/absent
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Claire Bloomer |
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Juliet Layton |
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Joe Harris |
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Mike McKeown |
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Lisa Spivey |
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Mike Evemy |
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Paul Hodgkinson |
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Tony Dale |
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