Issue - meetings
Capital Programme Monitoring 2023/24 (Outturn)
Meeting: 23/07/2024 - Cabinet (Item 39)
39 Capital Programme Monitoring 2023/24 (Outturn) PDF 193 KB
Additional documents:
- Enc. 1 for Capital Programme Monitoring 2023/24 (Outturn), item 39 PDF 36 KB
- Enc. 2 for Capital Programme Monitoring 2023/24 (Outturn), item 39 PDF 88 KB
- Enc. 3 for Capital Programme Monitoring 2023/24 (Outturn), item 39 PDF 141 KB
- Webcast for Capital Programme Monitoring 2023/24 (Outturn)
Decision:
As detailed in the recommendation.
Minutes:
Councillor Johnson introduced the report which summarised the final outturn position for 2023/24 and changes made to the Capital Programme during the last quarter.
The Capital Programme had seen a net decrease in budget of (£16.834m) during the last quarter which comprised of:
- Net budget decrease in the programme of (£12.875m) (See Table 2 – Council Fund (CF) (£10.125m), Housing Revenue Account (HRA) (£2.750m);
- Carry Forward to 2024/25 approved at Month 9 of (£1.810m);
- Switch of School Maintenance grant (£0.401m) and Additional Learning Needs grant (£1.575m) (all CF); and
- Identified savings at outturn of (£0.173m) (CF)
Actual expenditure for the year was £69.807m (See Table 3).
The final outturn funding surplus from the 2023/24 – 2025/26 Capital Programme was £2.815m which was £0.819m more than the projected £1.996m when the 2024/25 – 2026/27 Capital Programme was approved on the 6th December 2023.
Following receipt of the final local government settlement, the Council would receive a reduced allocation of £0.017m per year compared to the estimated funding when the budget was set.
The final outturn for 2023/24 therefore has the impact of a revised opening funding position surplus of £0.820m (compared to £0.052m when the budget was set), prior to the realisation of additional capital receipts and/or other funding sources.
RESOLVED:
(a) That Cabinet approve the overall report;
(b) That Cabinet approve the carry forward adjustments, as set out at 1.15; and
(c) That Cabinet approve the additional allocation, as set out in 1.19.