2016 / 17: Quarter 4 (Year End) Communities and Housing Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2016 / 17: Quarter 4 (Year End) Communities and Housing Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Performance Management 2016 / 17: Quarter 4 (Year End) Communities and Housing Committee Director of Development Business Performance Development Services majority of Business Plan Actions to target one action showing red co-ordinate


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Performance Management 2016 / 17: Quarter 4 (Year End)

Communities and Housing Committee Director of Development

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Business Performance Development Services

  • majority of Business Plan Actions to target
  • one action showing red
  • co-ordinate the delivery of 117 new affordable houses by the end
  • f the 2015-18 Programme (75% complete)
  • Strategic Local Programme slower than anticipated
  • 2019 before all units complete
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Business Performance Development Services

  • majority of Business Plan KPIs to target
  • three KPIs showing red
  • percentage of food hygiene medium risk premises inspected

(24 month inspection) (60% / 52%)

  • percentage of food hygiene high risk premises inspected

(6 month inspection) (100% / 83%)

  • prioritisation and availability of qualified food officers
  • number of new affordable houses delivered through the 2015-18

Strategic Local Programme (36 completions / 18 achieved)

  • completions: Barvas (8); Horgabost (6); Habost, Ness (4)
  • site constraints delayed progress
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Business Performance Cultural and Information Services: Libraries

  • all Business Plan actions and KPIs to target
  • Partnership projects progressing well
  • HebFlicks film education project
  • Faclan Og children's literature events for schools
  • on-going roll-out of Digital Project
  • Gaelic Writing Award for Children pilot project
  • staffing structure review underway
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Risk Management

Operational Risks

  • perational risks register reviewed quarterly
  • risks relate to ensuring financial and staff resources are in place to

deliver statutory and business plan requirements

  • impact of Welfare Reform on Homeless Unit rental income

Business Continuity Plan

  • critical services have been identified and are covered by an up-to-

date Business Continuity Plan for 2017 / 18

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Financial Performance

Service Total Budget dget £k Actual ual Spend nd £k £k Forecas ast Out-turn n £k Consumer & Environmental Services 557 502 (55) Housing Services 858 838 (20) Planning / Building Control 547 390 (157) Libraries (previously in Sustainable Development Committee) 663 683 20 Total Control

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able e Costs 2,625 25 2,413 13 (212)

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Communities and Housing Committee: Overall Financial Performance

Service Total Budget dget £k Actual ual Spend nd £k £k Forecas ast Out-turn n £k Development 2,625 2,413 (212) F&CR - Joint Boards 296 305 9 Total Communities and Housing Committee 2,921 2,718 (203)

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Other Issues

External Factors

  • impact of Welfare Reform on Homeless Unit rental income

Self Assessment

  • no complaints

Community Engagement

  • Local Housing Strategy (LHS) Consultation carried out with partner

agencies in Q4. Feedback will help inform the new LHS

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Conclusions

General Conclusions

  • good achievement against Business Plan Actions and KPIs
  • small number of actions carried forward for completion
  • 2017 / 18 Business Plan commenced

Priorities for Next Quarter

  • assessing impact of Welfare Reform on rental income
  • work with HHP to accelerate the housing programme
  • progress the Local Housing Strategy
  • preparation towards the next Strategic Housing Investment Plan