BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS PANEL
12th July 1990
EXTERNAL WORKS PROGRAMME, SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND
CONTRIBUTIONS TO PERMANENT BUILDING
Report by the County Architect
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 The Revenue and Capital Repairs budgets for 1990/91 were
approved at the last meeting of the Panel on April 11th 1990.
The Revenue Maintenance Budget contained £100,000 for
landscaping works associated with the planned maintenance
programmes, a sum of £600,000 approved for the external works
programme and a sum of £500,000 for works at Secondary schools.
The type of work to be funded from these budgets and the
priorities to be given to particular programmes, were approved
by the Panel at its meeting on 6th November 1989.
2.0 PLANNED MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMES AND LANDSCAPING WORKS - BUDGET
£100,000
2.1. This programme of works relates to the Planned Maintenance
Programmes at Libraries, Police and Fire Stations. These
external works follow on from the internal and external
decoration programmes of work which have upgraded the buildings
in recent years.
2.2 The 1990/91 external works programme continues with improving
the external spaces surrounding these buildings. A number of
smaller projects will be developed for each service, and a
complete review of all Police and Fire service sites in the
planned programmes is underway, and will be completed by
October 1990.
2.3 A list of the projects is attached as Appendix 1
3.0 EXTERNAL WORKS - BUDGET £600,000
3.1 This budget is the annual programme of external works and
landscaping which is the responsibility of the Policy and
Resources Committee, (£400,000), together with provision for
the Temporary Building Incentive Scheme (£200,000).
3.2 A list of schemes in respect of external works, some of which
are contributions to capital works of other committees, is
attached for approval as Appendix 2. The value of the projects
listed at this stage is £356,500 and a progress report on these
works will be made to the next meeting of the Panel.
4.0 SECONDARY SCHOOLS - BUDGET £500,000
4.1 Members will recall that the Panel, at its meeting on 3rd April
1989 agreed to the development of a programme of external works
for Secondary schools.
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4.2 A number of major projects have been completed at the schools,
and a number of major capital schemes are also on site. The
Panel approved a sum of £50,000 in 1989/90 for the first group
of schools, where the external works have been completed. It
is now proposed that in the current year works begin on the
projects submitted for approval in Appendix 3.
4.3 The value of the projects listed in Appendix 3 amounts to
£719,000. The bulk of these works will be started in the Autumn
to coincide with the planting season, and the work will be
organised so that only expenditure up to the cash limit of
£500,000 will be spent in the current year, the balance falling
in future years. A progress report will be put to the next
meeting of the Panel.
5.0 RECOMMENDATIONS
5.1 That the Panel approve the list of projects contained in the
Appendices to this report, subject to expenditure in 1990/91
not exceeding the budgets set out in paragraph 1.1 of the
report, with any balance being met from later years budgets.
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APPENDIX 1
PLANNED MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMES AND LANDSCAPING WORKS
Provisional Programme of Works - 1990/91
LIBRARIES £
Odiham Library 3,000
New Milton 1,000
Basingstoke 2,000
Liphook 5,000
POLICE STATIONS
Aldershot 25,000
Gosport 30,000
Winchester 5,000
FIRE STATIONS
Fareham 5,000
Fleet N/A
Ringwood N/A
Stockbridge N/A
Winchester 5,000
Winchester (workshops) N/A
SITE APPRAISALS
Fire and Police Stations
- 115 Sites 4,000
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TOTAL 85,000
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EXTERNAL WORKS AND LANDSCAPING APPENDIX II
£
Alton Tertiary College 70,000
Landscape and car parking in association with Capital
Scheme, and salvage replanting of young tree belt.
Rachel Maddocks School 40,000
Site treatment & landscape & entrance works.
The Wildern School 40,000
Courtyard improvement, paving, seating and planting.
Removal of derelict formal pool.
Perrins Community School, Alresford 70,000
Site reorganisation following community use sports
provision being built by external joint funding
(Winchester City/Sports Council).
Railings 20,000
Upgrading of boundary treatment.
Markway School, Andover 14,000
Second half of contribution to Capital Scheme.
Netley Police Training HQ 10,000
Landscape around Gymnasium building.
Netley Police Training HQ - Brick wall to Victoria
House and gate repairs. 5,000
Support to Schools via Hampshire Gardens Trust 10,000
Oak Lodge Special School, Applemore 7,000
Landscape upgrading to assist teaching use of school.
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£
Fareham Tertiary College 25,000
Frontage improvements and boundary treatment of fence.
Burley Primary School 5,000
External works improvements in conjunction with other
building works to replace kitchen and hall.
Highgrove Lodge E.P.H., Cosham, Portsmouth 3,500
General restoration, upgrading and storm repair.
Yateley Secondary 3,000
Additional funds to existing contract from unforeseen
ground conditions, old foundations etc.
Fleming House, E.P.H., Eastleigh 3,000
Planting and rearranged car parks in association with
demoliton of unsightly redundant buildings.
Fleet, Velmead Infant School 2,000
Remedial works to landscape.
Crestwood School, Eastleigh/Church Development 1,000
Contribution to paving works at boundary.
Totton College Swimming Pool and Lymington Priestlands 1,000
Swimming Pool (District Funded Schemes)
Contributions to fencing to enhance proposals.
Hedge Planting in association with removal of chain-link
boundary fences 5,000
Chineham Four Lanes Junior School 2,000
Supply and spread of topsoil to permit completion of
landscape planting.
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£
Hatch Warren Junior School 20,000
Earth mounding and playing field preparations.
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356,500
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