Archived decisions
Objective / Outcome |
Performance Indicator |
Current Perform. |
Perform. Target |
Actions |
Respons. Officer |
Target Date |
Cost / Saving | |
1 |
Ensure continuous improvement, economic effectiveness, safety, efficient service delivery and sustainable development |
Annual review of group's effectiveness |
Ideas generated for indi-vidual services |
Solutions sought for cross-cutting issues |
Bi-annual officer group formed from BV review team and ECT, with terms of reference to keep planning / transport initiatives under review to identify opportunities for reducing congestion More coordinated Member involvement in transport issues - clarify best way to involve Members following modernisation `Car clubs' to be investigated* |
BL PV AC |
Ideas to be evaluated October 2002 Member champion and other arrangements to be set up - October 2002 Preliminary investigation completed December 2001. Further review for completion in December 2002. |
- - |
* see Appendix 2, point 1
Objective / Outcome |
Performance Indicator |
Current Perform. |
Perform. Target |
Actions |
Respons. Officer |
Target Date |
Cost / Saving | |
2 |
To integrate operational provision across services to: · maximise use of capacity · maximise efficiency through economies of scale |
Average number of passengers per journey Cost per passenger journey of subsidised bus services Similar figure not yet known for home-to-school transport and social services transport |
11.0 £1.05 |
To be determined after pilot project £1.05 ie absorb rising costs |
Establish patterns of transport in sample urban and rural areas · Illustrative mapping of all passenger transport in Andover · Implement TESTBED demand responsive services*1 · Undertake `clean sheet' review of Test Valley*2 · Roll out `clean sheet' approach to a further area of Hampshire · Review Hart/ Rushmoor project and extend scope |
MR MR MR MR MR |
Map to P&R BV Panel - May 2001 Implemented `Cango' service June 2002 Completed March 2002 March 2003 Project now managed with TESTBED Scope for service development increased March 2002 |
costs contained £500 £330,000 from Gov't £1,000 tbd |
*1 see Appendix 2, point 2
*2 see Appendix 2, point 3
Objective / Outcome |
Performance Indicator |
Current Perform. |
Perform. Target |
Actions |
Respons. Officer |
Target Date |
Cost / Saving | |
3 |
To maximise efficiency in transport management arrangements (Additional operational efficiencies measured by performance indicators for outcome 1) |
Staff costs per passenger journey: Public transport Social Services transport Home to school transport |
£0.10 not yet known but also incurs Care Manager time not yet known |
) ) ) )Determine )after pilots ) ) ) ) ) ) ) |
Arrange Social Services transport through Environment Grouping: · Eastleigh/ Romsey pilot Area set up* · Review results of year 1 Integrate home to school transport for SS looked after children Devise implementation plan for recommendations of community transport review Review options for transport coordination - following report by consultant (TAS) |
JG JG GW/TR KI MR |
Implement trial coordination project- delayed to autumn 2002 Identify options for future and roll out if appropriate - Feb 2003 Implement April 2003 September 2002 Assessed at P&R BV Panel - May 2001 |
tbd tbd - Set-up £10,000 ongoing tbd £500 |
* see Appendix 2, point 4
Objective / Outcome |
Performance Indicator |
Current Perform. |
Perform. Target |
Actions |
Respons. Officer |
Target Date |
Cost / Saving | |
4 |
Internal and external sources of funding are structured to maximise support for transport policies and strategies |
Performance measured by indicators for outcomes 1 and 2 |
Review pooling and co-ordination of budgets and other sources of funding, once studies and co-ordination arrangements in place |
AT with budget holders and partners |
View taken on applicability - March 2003 |
- | ||
5 |
Discretionary spending on passenger transport is provided in accordance with corporate priorities and customer needs |
This is a one-off activity which will not be subject to continuous performance measurement |
Review, following development of bus strategy. To be considered by Environment PRC during Autumn 2002 |
MR/AT |
Dec 2002 Implemented in 2003/04 budget |
- | ||
6 |
Ensure continuity of provision and entitlement where County Council is corporate parent |
Number of complaints |
Not recorded |
Identify budgets for provision for looked after children and respite care and agree they are held in appropriate department |
County Manager /TR |
April 2003 |
- | |
7 |
Ensure decisions on entitlement to school transport services are linked to budget considerations and control |
Average daily cost per pupil with special needs entitled to free school transport |
£10.71 |
Determine after pilots |
Pilots for devolution of transport budget to schools - proposals to LMS Steering Group (Heads)* Compare integration vs devolution benefits and assess outcomes, including whether budgets are held in the right place |
TR AT/TR/ MR |
Initial Report - Autumn 2002 Evaluation report in Autumn 2002 |
tbd |
* see Appendix 2, point 5
Objective / Outcome |
Performance Indicator |
Current Perform. |
Perform. Target |
Actions |
Respons. Officer |
Target Date |
Cost / Saving | |
8 |
To ensure there is two-way flow of information so that: · local communities can communicate needs · County Council can obtain feedback · County Council can promote initiatives |
Satisfaction measure |
Not available until survey carried out |
Not available until survey carried out |
Develop better use of Area Forums: · Link N/Mid Hants Forum to objective (1) above · Roll out to other 2 forums · Carry out periodic satisfaction survey |
KI |
Completed in March 2002 Included in new county-wide transport forum Survey no longer required due to new countywide forum Best Value interim survey will follow-up this aspect - Summer 2003 |
- |
Objective / Outcome |
Performance Indicator |
Current Perform. |
Perform. Target |
Actions |
Respons. Officer |
Target Date |
Cost / Saving | |
9 |
Consistent Health and Safety standards applied across County Council |
Health and Safety mechanisms to be put in place and monitored in line with the corporate risk assessment approach |
Corporate working group to coordinate standards |
GC |
Standards agreed - July 2001 Composition and remit of ongoing monitoring group to be determined - Autumn 2002 |
- | ||
10 |
Make school routes safe to walk within statutory walking distances |
Number that are unsafe with transport costs over £10,000 |
2 |
0 |
Assess cost/benefit of possible improvements Develop agreed process for future disputes |
TR/PB TR/PB |
CBA assess-ment for each unsafe route - September 2001 April 2003 |
- |
Objective / Outcome |
Performance Indicator |
Current Perform. |
Perform. Target |
Actions |
Respons. Officer |
Target Date |
Cost / Saving | ||
11 |
Reduce traffic congestion caused by school run |
Unable to determine performance indicator until investigation is carried out This is a one-off activity which will not be subject to continuous performance measurement |
Investigate provision of non-statutory support to school journeys - develop cost/benefit analysis for specific example of Headley*1 Review effectiveness of arrangements for implementing safety of routes to schools through school transport plans |
TR/AT PB |
September 2001, now under way Review and integrate into existing 2002/03 capital programme -April 2002 |
tbd - | |||
12 |
Reduce transport costs by increasing competition in the market where there are supply shortages |
Average number of tenders: for each local bus service contract for each school transport contract for each SS transport contract |
Less than 2 Not yet known Not yet known |
2.5 by 31 March 2003 3 by 31 March 2005 |
Experiment with own fleet and financing option to provide transport directly*2 |
TR/JG TR/AT/MR |
Cost benefit analysis to Education Resources Sub - June 2001 Need to review note by Neil Jones - Autumn 2003 |
tbd | |
*1 see Appendix 2, point 6
*2 see Appendix 2, point 7
Key:
MR: Martin Robertson JG: Jane Graham PV: Penny Velander
AT Adrian Thorne TR: Terry Rath KI: Kevin Ings
GC: Gerry Colverson PB: Peter Bayless AC: Tony Ciaburro
BL: Bob Lisney ECT: Environmental Challenge Team, Environment Grouping
GW: Graham Wright tbd: to be determined
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