Use the below search options to find information regarding recent decisions that have been taken by the Combined Authority’s decision making bodies and key officers.
Please note that we migrated to a new system on 26 May 2017. Decisions taken before that date can be viewed through the Committees page by browsing to the relevant committee and agenda, or through the Search documents page to search for the item you require information about.
To enable funding to be used to support the
implementation of the Transport Strategy 2040 through:
• Procurement of the customer satisfaction tracker
survey
• Procurement of a methodology for the analysis and dashboard
presentation of TrafficMaster data in respect of congestion on the
West Yorkshire Key Route Network,
• Collation, analysis and dashboard presentation of cycling
data in respect of West Yorkshire and comparable Combined Authority
areas
• Testing different low costs approaches for air quality
monitoring within West Yorkshire.
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 05/12/2018
Effective from: 23/11/2018
Decision:
To approve that:
• The West Yorkshire Transport Strategy – Monitoring,
Evaluation and Bid Development project proceeds through Decision
Point 2 and Decision Point 5 and work commences on Activity 6
– Delivery.
• Approval to the total project value of £150,000 is
given from the Local Transport Plan (LTP) Integrated Transport
Block (ITB)
Lead officer: Ben Still
To enable completion of the scheme to
refurbish and fit out of Pioneer House in Dewsbury to provide 3,600
m2 of new teaching space, plus a new build Springfield Centre at
the former Safeway site, close to Pioneer House, which will provide
an additional 4,500 m2 of new purpose built teaching facilities,
comprising a 16-18 provision centre and a construction and motor
vehicle training facility.
To significantly improve facilities in 4 key curriculum areas:
Digital & Creative Industries (including Art and ICT); Health
and Social Care; Construction; Business Administration.
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 05/12/2018
Effective from: 16/11/2018
Decision:
To approve:
• The change request to the Kirklees College - Dewsbury
Learning Quarter project to amend the grant and loan in line with
the changes outlined below:
• To the Grant:
o Change in the completion date of Pioneer House from September
2018 to September 2020.
o Change in outputs from the original learner levels numbers and
final date of monitoring in the grant agreement
o Change to grant draw down from the original grant funding profile
to latest profile, with draw down to recommence in Q1 2019/20
• To the Loan:
o Change the loan amount required by the College from the Combined
Authority from £4 million to £850,000
o Change loan drawdown from a start date of March 2018 to a start
date of Oct-Dec 2019)
o Change from the loan repayment date of the 31st March 2020
(£500,000) and 31st March 2021 (£3.5 million) to
repayment of the loan in full by 31st March 2021
(£850,000)
o Change the expiry period of the availability of the loan from 31
March 2019 to 31st Dec 2020
Lead officer: Ben Still
To enable extensions to the delivery periods,
beyond 2021, of two projects that have been successful in
supporting firms across the City Region and contributing to the
Combined Authority’s Local Growth Fund (LGF) outputs, having
collectively created over 100 jobs, with over 300 more in the
pipeline.
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 20/11/2018
Effective from: 16/11/2018
Decision:
To approve the change request to the Access to
Capital Grants programme to:
• Assign £1.75 million of the Local Growth Fund as match
funding for the capital grants elements of the proposed extension
of both the Ad:Venture (£1 million from Local Growth Fund)
and Digital Enterprise ( £750,000 from Local Growth Fund)
schemes, and provide confirmation of the match-funding to support
bids for the two schemes for European Regional Development Funding
to be led by Leeds City Council;
• Authorise Leeds City Council to manage the capital grants
elements of both Ad:Venture and Digital Enterprise schemes on
behalf of the Combined Authority and for the benefit of the Leeds
City Region.
Lead officer: Ben Still
The purpose of the scheme is to increase car parking capacity at Mytholmroyd Railway Station. Stage 2 (Development), Decision 5 (Full Business Case with Finalised Costs).
Decision Maker: Chief Executive
Decision published: 18/10/2018
Effective from: 23/11/2018
Decision:
To approve that:
· The Rail Park & Ride – Mytholmroyd project proceeds through Decision Point 5 and work commences on Activity 6 (Delivery).
· That full approval to the total project value of £3.64 million is given from the West Yorkshire plus Transport Fund, of which £171,828 is development costs spent from previous funding approvals
· The Combined Authority enter into a Section 56 Agreement with Arriva Rail North (Northern) for £3,361,319 to deliver the scheme.
· The Combined Authority enter into a community grant agreement with the Mytholmroyd Station Partnership for up to £3,000 for delivery of a package of environmental works at the station.
Lead officer: Sara Brook
PMO Reference:
WYCA-E&S-001
Stage: 1 (Eligibility)
Decision Point: 2 (Case Paper)
The scheme will offer disadvantaged graduates in the labour market,
those returning to work after a period of absence and career
changers the chance to upskill, gain new skills and qualifications
and enter employment within key regional sectors.
Decision Maker: West Yorkshire Combined Authority
Decision published: 03/07/2018
Effective from: 23/11/2018
Decision:
To approve that:
· The [re]boot project proceeds through decision point 5 and work commences on activity 6 (delivery).
· An approval to the total project value of £3.145 million is given (of this, the Combined Authority’s contribution will be £2.870 million which will be funded from an ESF grant of £1.573 and £1.297 million from Combined Authority Section 31- Local Skills Funding). The remainder will be funded by the private sector and Leeds Trinity University.
· The Combined Authority enters into a Funding Agreement with DWP to deliver [re]boot to the value of £1.573 million from an ESF grant.
· The Combined Authority enters into a Service Level Agreement with Leeds Trinity University as a Delivery Partner on the [re]boot scheme.
Lead officer: Catherine Lunn