Derogation of the Bus Station Departure Fee
August 21, 2024 Assistant Director - General Fund Assets, Deputy Chief Executive (Programme Delivery) (Officer) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
...to waive the 35 pence departure fee for Boston In To Town buses departing the Bus Station from 1 September 2024 due to route diversions caused by the cessation of transit through the Strait Bargate Pedestrian Area.
Full council record
Decision
To waive the 35 pence departure fee for Boston
In To Town busses departing the Bus Station from 1 September 2024
as a direct consequence of ceasing to transit through the Strait
Bargate Pedestrian Area and diverting their routes from 1 September
2024
Reasons for the decision
The Council has negotiated the cessation of
the Boston In To Town bus service driving through the Strait
Bargate pedestrian precinct; in diverting the route of those
busses, the commissioned operator would incur additional costs for
using Boston Bus Station that were not factored into the
commissioning process. It is therefore reasonable, justified and
proportionate to waive the departure fee for all busses having to
use the Bus Station as a direct consequence of route
diversion.
Alternative options considered
Not to waive fees. Not considered appropriate
as retaining them would not enable the cessation of busses driving
through the Strait Bargate Pedestrian Precinct.
Supporting Documents
Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 21 Aug 2024 |