OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. Explain what other options were considered and why they were rejected.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 6.1 Other options considered were to continue as just seven partners of ARP.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 9.1 None. 10 CONSULTATION
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 9.1 The Council at its May 2022 meeting was asked by local group Bath Stands with Ukraine to consider pursuing a link with a comparable Ukrainian city. The statement suggested pursuing a less formal arrangement than a twinning agreement, as would be led by the Charter Trustees of the City of Bath. Due to the urgency of the request, the desire to demonstrate a council wide commitment, and the council’s previous experience it is felt a friendship agreement best meets this request.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 8.1 Do nothing – this option was rejected as it would be likely to jeopardise the successful implementation of the LTC and OBPC.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 3.1 Do nothing - this would prevent Site B being re-developed for employment opportunities until AAA’s lease terminates; the Council would not achieve an enhanced rental income or capital receipt from either Area A or Site B. It could also result in the resumption of Court proceedings and is unlikely to see the return of BGC to the aerodrome in the near future. This is not the recommended option.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 4.1 Not applicable.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. There are no other considerations.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 6.1 For the Council not to provide an SLA/Grant budget. This was rejected on the basis that the Council, acting in its community leadership role, recognises the need to provide services to its diverse communities and promote access to services for all. It further resolved that it would actually prove to be more expensive were the Council to deliver these services itself.
OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED. 2.1 Not to enter into a Partnering Agreement with Tranmere Rovers Football Club and to continue with the current relationship with the Club. The current relationship is based on individual commissioned projects that are not consolidated into one place. This means there is no oversight of the commissioned and non-commissioned activity provided by the Club for the benefit of the Wirral community.
