Decision
Analysis
outcome: The Cabinet approved option 1, which is to take forward the joint councils' draft EV Infrastructure Implementation Plan.
summary: The decision is about approving and implementing a draft Electric Vehicle (EV) Infrastructure Implementation Plan to support the growth of EVs and attract third-party investment in the districts.
topline: The Cabinet has decided to approve and implement a draft Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Implementation Plan to foster the growth of EVs in the districts.
reason_contentious: The issue may be contentious due to the potential impact on local stakeholders, the need for investment, and the shift in infrastructure that could affect various sectors. Environmental concerns and differing opinions on the transition to EVs may also contribute to contention.
affected_stakeholders: Local government, community organizations, third-party investors, residents, and businesses within the districts.
contentiousness_score: 5
political_party_relevance: There is no direct mention of political parties or political influence on the decision in the provided text.
URL: https://baberghmidsuffolk.moderngov.co.uk/ieDecisionDetails.aspx?ID=1024
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Is Key Decision?: No
Is Callable In?: No
Purpose:
Content: It was RESOLVED: - 1.1 That Cabinet approved that option 1 is taken forward and that the joint councils’ draft EV Infrastructure Implementation Plan was approved. 1.2 That the completion of the final documentation was delegated to the Director for Economic Growth and Climate Change in consultation with portfolio holders for Environment, Culture & Wellbeing in Babergh and Thriving Towns and Rural Communities in Mid Suffolk. REASON FOR DECISION 1.1 The approval of the EV Infrastructure Implementation Plan will support the councils’ future ambitions around the growth of EVs. 1.2 The EVIIP will support and provide guidance and opportunities for third party investment in the districts, including community organisations. 1.3 The EVIIP provides a clear plan for generating future investment and makes the case for external funding. 1.4 The EVIIP supports local and national strategies with the future transition to EVs beyond the life of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Alternative Options Considered and Rejected: Option 2 – To decide that such a plan is not required and any such infrastructure growth will naturally result as and when funding opportunities arise. Any Declarations of Interests Declared: None Any Dispensation Granted: None
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