Public decision list Jan. 19, 2021
Mandate GGD supervision of Temporary Measures Act Covid-19 (child care).
The Covid-19 Temporary Measures Act (Twm) amends the Public Health Act (Wpg). The Twm includes the measures to be taken to combat the Covid-19 pandemic. In the new section 58r under chapter of the Public Health Act, the relevant sections of the Child Care Act have been declared applicable for supervision and enforcement thereon. This regulates that the Director of Public Health (DPG) of the GGD supervises compliance with the measures at child centers, guest parent agencies and facilities for guest parent care. The college has decided to appoint the Director of Public Health (DPG) of the GGD as supervisor, as referred to in article 1.61 of the Childcare Act. The latter may authorize one or more employees to act as supervisors under the responsibility of the DPG.
Adopt memorandum public law frameworks and procurement strategy Emmastraat
The Emmastraat housing site can be put on the market to select a developer who will develop the site at his own expense and risk. By means of a multiple negotiated tender, a selection will be made on the basis of price/quality. The college adopts the procurement strategy and thus the principles for the procurement process.
Making charges in response to statements
The college has decided that the mayor will file charges in response to remarks made in public that affect public authority, and in particular the honor and reputation of an Alderman. The person who made the remarks will be informed that charges have been filed against him. Confidentiality has been placed on the college proposal.
Establish street name Breeakker
There is a zoning plan in Gerwen (Gerwen 2019 zoning plan) for five homes to be realized. The homes will be realized at the level of the homes on Kerkakkers 14 & 17. Given the positioning, a new street name must be established for three homes. The street name 'Breeakker' will be established by the college for this purpose.
Regional agreement framework for housing migrant workers
The nine municipalities in the Eindhoven Urban Area have drawn up a regional agreement framework for the housing of labor migrants. These agreements form the basis for local policy. They contribute to the realization of sufficient and humane housing of labor migrants. The college agrees with the "Agreements framework housing labor migrants Urban Area Eindhoven"(December 2020). The city council will be informed by means of a council information letter.
Views on proposed sale of social property
Helpt Elkander has decided to sell the space at Kloosterstraat 15 where Zuidzorg is now located, subject to reservation, so that it can be used for commercialHealth) purposes. It concerns social real estate. Permission from the Housing Corporation Authority is required for a sale. This permission requires a municipal view, which Helpt Elkander is now asking the college for. However, the college wants to avoid selling social or public housing real estate. About 6 social housing units could be developed in the property. The college is therefore adopting a negative view to be sent to Helpt Elkander.