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The Sports Administration proposes that the Sports Committee approve the response to questions from the Liberals, Centre Party and Moderates about Stockholm BMX Arena. The administration states that regular activities can continue, but that an ongoing detailed development plan for Högdalstopparna could provide more land for sports and better opportunities to host competitions with temporary toilets, medical services and team tents; larger competitions will also continue to require permits for public spaces.

The Sports Administration proposes that the Sports Committee approve the response to a letter from Hanna Wistrand (L) and Mikael Peterson (C) on how the needs of sports can be given a clearer role in Stockholm’s urban development. The Administration explains that the city’s programme for sports, exercise and outdoor recreation, along with its strategy for sports facilities, should guide all committees and municipal companies, and that sports issues should be addressed early when planning new areas, facilities and green spaces.

The Sports Administration proposes that the Sports Committee approve a consultation response supporting Stockholm’s updated climate adaptation action plan. The plan contains 25 measures to address issues including heatwaves and heavy rainfall; at sports facilities and recreational areas, it proposes more shade-providing vegetation, improved environments for visitors, and additional drinking-water stations where needed.

The Real Estate Administration and Sports Administration propose continuing planning for new sports facilities at Vårbergs IP in Skärholmen. The existing rink will be demolished, and the area is proposed to include a multisport court, four basketball courts, a motor skills course, climbing facilities, an outdoor gym, improved lighting, and a more accessible entrance, with a particular focus on children and young people. Construction is planned to begin in the second quarter of 2027, and the facility is scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2028.

The Sports Administration proposes that the Sports Committee invest SEK 10 million in movable equipment and furniture for the sports facilities at Gjutmästaren 6 in Ulvsunda. This includes sports equipment, flooring, scrubber-dryers, furniture, waste bins and storage cabinets; the cost has increased from SEK 8 million to SEK 10 million, mainly due to price increases, and can be accommodated within the 2026 investment budget.

The Real Estate Committee noted delegated decisions made within the Real Estate Administration, including the sale of two tenant-owned apartments in Minneberg. The chair had decided to increase the investigation budget for technical upgrades to Separatorhuset at Klamparen 8 by a further SEK 5 million, bringing the total to SEK 17 million; the building is being assessed for possible conversion into a hotel with a spa, restaurant and conference facilities.

The Elderly Care Administration proposes that Henrik Sundqvist be appointed as a member of the joint Council for Disability Issues for the Social Services Committee, the Elderly Care Committee and the Guardianship Committee. He would replace Elsa Brunemalm and serve until the end of the term of office on 31 December 2026; the matter is also submitted to the Social Services Committee and the Guardianship Committee for information.

The management group agreed on clarified salary criteria and employee appraisals, which would be discussed with staff during the autumn and introduced in appraisals in November 2026. The group also received updates on operations and the budget, including plans to establish a coordination function for meals and food, and the start of work on the 2027 budget.

The Service Committee approved its first four-month report for 2026 and requested budget adjustments of SEK 5.3 million for operating costs and supplies for the city’s emergency stockpile, and SEK 2.4 million for a building-material reuse centre. A Moderate Party member dissented, criticising, among other things, the procurement operation’s inadequate funding. The committee also approved its response to the auditors’ 2025 annual report. The auditors found that operations were generally satisfactory, but that the city needed to improve its food purchasing in line with environmental goals.

The Service Committee expressed support for the proposal for a national ban on PFAS above certain threshold levels in clothing, shoes, waterproofing products, cosmetics, kitchen utensils and ski wax. The administration noted that Denmark and France had already introduced bans and that the aim was to quickly reduce emissions; the minutes did not state the voting result.

The Service Committee approved the 2026 interim report and submitted it to the City Executive Board. The report forecast a balanced budget after the use of retained funds; the committee also reported changes totaling SEK 15.3 million and requested a SEK 10.6 million budget adjustment for specific assignments.

The Chair of the Social Services Committee is proposed to report their urgent response to the consultation on municipal rental guarantees for households with children to the committee. The proposal means that the Social Services Administration should update the regulations and delegation procedures, if the City Council approves the necessary changes, so that the city can implement rental guarantees under the new ordinance.

The Social Services Administration proposes that the Social Services Committee file the July 2026 monthly report. The forecast shows a surplus of SEK 6.8 million, but deficits are expected in homelessness and addiction services, as well as emergency and advisory services; the administration will later request additional funding for, among other things, LSS summer camps, newly arrived residents, and family counselling.

The Moderate Party asks how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to reduce administration in social services, for example by transcribing client conversations and creating case notes, while protecting sensitive personal data. The Social Services Administration proposes that the committee approve the response: some automated e-services are already in use, but the city does not yet have an AI transcription tool; a preliminary study has been completed, and preparations for a possible pilot project could begin in autumn 2026 or winter 2026/2027.

The Social Services Administration proposes that the City commission an investigation into a new group home under the Act concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS) at Hjälmfast 86 in Järva. The residence would have six apartments, shared areas and staff facilities, with possible occupancy in 2033; the investigation and detailed development plan are estimated to cost approximately SEK 3 million excluding VAT.

The Social Services Administration and Enskede-Årsta-Vantör District Administration propose that the city plan a new group home in Högdalen under the Act concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS). The home would have six apartments and staff around the clock, with move-in planned for 2028, and is expected to help reduce the shortage of places for people with disabilities; the preliminary annual rent is approximately SEK 1.6 million.

The Social Services Administration proposes planning a new supported residence in Sätra Centrum for people with disabilities under the Act concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS) or the Social Services Act (SoL). The residence is planned to include twelve apartments, a common area, and round-the-clock staff support, with occupancy expected around 2030 and an estimated total annual rent of approximately SEK 1.2 million.

The Social Services Administration proposes converting a former preschool facility at Fondbersån 2 on Friherregatan in Hässelby into a group home under the Act concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS). The facility will have six apartments, shared areas, and staff on site around the clock, with move-in planned for 2028; design work is estimated to cost approximately SEK 800,000 and the preliminary annual rent approximately SEK 2.4 million.

The Social Services Administration proposes that the Social Welfare Committee approve a revised delegation framework effective 1 October 2026. It specifies which officials and committees may make decisions on the committee’s behalf, including decisions on the new activity requirement for people receiving income support and municipal rental guarantees for households with children.

The Social Services Administration proposes that Henrik Sundqvist be appointed to the joint council for disability issues for the Social Services Committee, the Elderly Care Committee and the Guardianship Committee for the remainder of 2026. He is proposed to replace Elsa Brunemalm, who has stepped down, and was nominated by the Stockholm Association of the Deaf through Funktionsrätt Stockholm City.