GOYH definition

GOYH means the Government Office Yorkshire and Humber;
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GOYH means the Government Office Yorkshire and Humber; “Highway Authority” means the authority defined in Section 1 of Highways Act 1980; “Highways Transport and Planning Service (HTP)” means the services set out in this Schedule 28 (Highways and Transport and Planning Development Control Service Information); “LAA” means the Local Area Agreement as updated from time to time; “LDF” means the Local Development Framework which is the collective term for documents setting out statutory and non-statutory planning policy; “LDS” means the Local Development Scheme which is the three year rolling management programme for the LDF; “Local Planning Authority (LPA)” means the local planning authority as defined in Town and Country Planning Act; “LSP” means the North East Lincolnshire Local Strategic Partnership; “LTP” means the Local Transport Plan for the Area produced by the HTP Service and approved by the Council; “Maintenance” means any maintenance, upkeep; repair, replacement or renewal of any part of the Highway Infrastructure, off- street car parks, certain amenity land, land drainage, transport infrastructure and coastal defences in accordance with the Service Standards, Good Industry Practice and the Law and “maintain” shall be construed accordingly; “Major Capital Schemes” highways schemes which cost in excess of five million pounds (£5,000,000); “Management” means directing, controlling and manipulating the deployment of human, financial and technological resources for the purpose of co-ordinating and harmonising the service towards accomplishing its objectives and “managing” shall be construed accordingly; “Phone ‘n’ Ride” means the demand responsive public transport service for the Area; “Planned Preventative MaintenanceProgramme” means the programme prepared by the HTP Service and approved by the Council to carry out planned preventive maintenance across the Services; “Planning Manual” document which sets out the development planning service procedures;
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Examples of GOYH in a sentence

  • We have agreed with GOYH that SNIS will be used to determine targeting if and when new Area Based Initiatives emerge.

  • We will, therefore, use this LAA to work with GOYH on providing real time evidence on which PIs have this perverse impact on our ability to deliver the outcomes we have agreed in the LAA.

  • A sub-regional programme of transport improvements formed from: o the South Yorkshire LTP Integrated Transport Block, with limit for major schemes lifted from £5m to £10m o the Transport Innovation Fund To be agreed with GOYH.

  • What and why • The scale of public sector funding available to fund skills within the city region is massive (the Y&H Regional Skills Partnership has estimated circa £2.4bn for Y&H in 2007/08, including RDA, LSC, JCP, HEFCE and GOYH, and excluding most LA and all employer contributions), and yet, as described above, there are persistent higher level skills gaps reported within our key economic drivers.

  • Historically, the funding streams which comprise the safer communities element of the ABG were previously passported direct from GOYH to local CDRPs. From 2007 however, North Yorkshire County Council – one of the key stakeholders in the Forum, will act as Accountable Body for the ABG and receive these monies.

  • As a result progress against targets will be formally monitored and reported to GOYH through the Forum and the NYSP.

  • Wide-ranging partners, many of whom are represented at the Forum table signed up to this vision at the launch of the partnership in November 2004, including CDRPs, PCT, Highways Agency, GOYH, both National Parks, Police, Fire and ambulance services.

  • But we will use this LAA to work with GOYH and partners to identify where obstacles to ‘case matching’ and other collaboration across IR, JC+, Pensions service, and local services including KMC, NHS and voluntary organisations will enable us to better meet the needs of some of our most vulnerable residents.

  • The initial Agreement was reviewed with GOYH in October 2005 with most of the follow up actions resolved or well on their way to resolution.