Projected Harbour Spend split for Whitby
Dear North Yorkshire Council,
in the Transition (LGR) Overview and Scrutiny Committee on Monday, 11th March, 2024 10.00 am there was a report for item 7 about Harbours. In the report it was stated " Extensive project programmes and costings have been developed for each area in turn and an investment of £27m is required to resolve all of the issues.".
Can you please define how much of the £27m would be applicable to Whitby harbour, and for that amount please provide that a breakdown of areas of spend with amounts within Whitby harbour?
Yours faithfully,
John Sandbank
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Dear North Yorkshire Council,
My request for information relating to harbour spend has now exceeded the maximum timescales. By law, the authority should normally have responded promptly and by 23 April 2024. Please reply forthwith so that we do not need to involve the Information Commissioner.
Yours faithfully,
John Sandbank
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Dear John Sandbank
Thank you for your email. I can confirm that your request, reference
202400449, is currently with the service area who are formulating the
response.
We apologise for the delay in meeting the deadline.
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Case 202400449
Dear John Sandbank,
Thank you for your Environmental Information Regulations Request
202400449 dated 24/04/2024 requesting information about infrastructure
works required in harbours and specifically how much of the reported £27m
cost is in relation to Whitby Harbour.
Further to your email, please find the Council’s response below.
Your Request:
Dear North Yorkshire Council,
in the Transition (LGR) Overview and Scrutiny Committee on Monday, 11th
March, 2024 10.00 am there was a report for item 7 about Harbours. In the
report it was stated " Extensive project programmes and costings have been
developed for each area in turn and an investment of £27m is required to
resolve all of the issues.".
Can you please define how much of the £27m would be applicable to Whitby
harbour, and for that amount please provide that a breakdown of areas of
spend with amounts within Whitby harbour?
North Yorkshire Council’s Response:
I am writing in relation to the infrastructure works required in our
harbours and specifically how much of the reported £27m cost is in
relation to Whitby Harbour.
I can confirm that the £27m figure is for major schemes only and does not
include projects classed as coastal defence which are considered and
funded separately. Of the £27m, £14,076,000 is in relation to Whitby
Harbour and this is broken down as follows:
• Eskside Wharf Sheet Piling Replacement - £3.451m
• Repairs to West Pier Lighthouse - £3.197m
• Fish Quay Pile Replacement - £3.752m
• Endeavour Wharf Protection Measures - £3.676m
Please find attached the Council’s information governance appeals
procedure for your information. Please remember to quote the reference
number above in any future communications.
Kind regards
Environment Directorate Support Team
North Yorkshire Council
Environment Directorate
County Hall
Northallerton
DL7 8AD
Telephone: 0300 131 2131
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split for Whitby
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Dear North Yorkshire Council,
My request for information relating to harbour spend has now exceeded the
maximum timescales. By law, the authority should normally have responded
promptly and by 23 April 2024. Please reply forthwith so that we do not
need to involve the Information Commissioner.
Yours faithfully,
John Sandbank
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