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1240/5(2018)

QUESTION TO BE ASKED OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE ON TUESDAY 2nd DECEMBER 2003,

BY DEPUTY R.G. LE HERISSIER OF ST. SAVIOUR

Question

Would the President inform members whether there exists an overall plan in respect of all properties owned and/or managed by the Health and Social Services Department, and, if so, would he indicate, in approximate percentage terms, the under-utilisation that exists within the property portfolio and what major initiatives are in place to deal with the issue of under-utilisation?

Answer

The Health and Social Services Committee has a Strategic Development Plan for its major hospital sites which was produced in May 1999. The Plan highlights development needs over short term (1999 2004), medium term (2004 2009) and long term (2010 – 2020) periods.

Along with that strategy, a long term Capital Programme was developed in July 2002 covering the period 2006 to 2012. At that time an average annual capital development investment of £14.46 million was predicted.

Due to the existing pressures on capital development budgeting and the ever changing development in health services  and  technology,  the  Strategic  Development  Plan  is  being  constantly  reviewed  and  planned  capital projects prioritised. Over the last ten years (1994 2003) the Committee has only been successful in achieving an average annual capital budget allocation of £4.15 million.

The Health and Social Services Committee administer property covering an area of 99,707 square meters or 1,073,342 square feet in 155 properties.  The percentage of this property under-utilised is 1.8%.

Present under-utilisation is: -

Accommodation  AREA

Sous L'Eglise - Disposal/re-investment. 290 m²

3 The Denes - Refurbishment required. 100 m² Accommodation /office

Catherine Quirke House - Awaiting demolition. 500 m² Hospital accommodation

St. Saviour's Hospital  - Queens House - All areas being used but numbers of 900 m²

patients on two wards have declined

over the last 10 years as group homes

have come on line.