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North Wales Corporate Joint Committee
REGIONAL TRANSPORT PLAN: PROGRESS UPDATE AND RECOMMENDATIONS
RESOLVED: 1. To note that, in accordance with CJC approval given on 21 June 2024, the following have been appointed by the CJC Monitoring Officer as co-opted members of the Transport Sub-Committee: · Cllr Goronwy Edwards (Conwy County Borough Council) · Cllr Barry Mellor (Denbighshire County Council) · Cllr Dave Hughes (Flintshire County Council) · Cllr Dafydd Meurig (Cyngor Gwynedd) · Cllr Dafydd Rhys Thomas (Isle of Anglesey County Council) · Cllr David A Bithell (Wrexham County Borough Council) 2. To note the update included in Appendix 1 which includes a copy of the draft: • Nort…
North Wales CJC Strategic Transport Sub-committee
REGIONAL TRANSPORT PLAN: PROGRESS UPDATE AND RECOMMENDATIONS
RESOLVED 1. It was recommended to submit a 'North Wales Regional Transport Plan vision statement', 'SMART Objectives' and 'Cross-cutting themes' to North Wales CJC for adoption and inclusion in the 'Case for Change of the Regional Transport Plan' and the draft North Wales 'Regional Transport Plan'. 2. The main milestone dates for the delivery of the RTP were noted and the further work directed to achieve the key milestones in line with Welsh Government guidance. 3. A draft Stakeholder Engagement Plan was noted which must be prepared to support the Regional Transport Plan, and to recommend a…
North Wales CJC Strategic Transport Sub-committee
PROGRESS UPDATE ON STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND RELATIONSHIP WITH THE REGIONAL TRANSPORT PLAN
RESOLVED · To accept the Report noting the progress to date on the Strategic Development Plan and the relationship with the Regional Transport Plan. · To schedule a further Report to this Sub-Committee to share information with members about schemes, such as electric buses, within the North Wales Corporate Joint Committee's Responsible Adventure project. REASONS FOR THE DECISION To ensure that the Strategic Transport Sub-Committee was fully aware of progress with the Strategic Development Plan from an early stage, to promote regular engagement and an integrated approach to strategic planni…
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