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DUNURE COMMUNITY COUNCIL Will meet in the Kennedy Hall, Dunure On Tuesday 20 April 2010 at 7.30pm
DUNURE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
Will meet in the Kennedy Hall, Dunure On Tuesday 20 April 2010 at 7.30pm
AGENDA
Apologies
Adoption of previous minutes
Police Business
Councillor’s Report
Link Officer’s Report
Matters arising
Financial Report
Open Forum
Correspondence
Any Other Business
Date of AGM - 18 May 2010
DUNURE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY 16 March 2010. IN KENNEDY HALL, DUNURE, AT 7.30PM.
1. SEDERUNT: Mr Adam Montgomerie; Mrs Jean McGinn, Mr Roy Storie, Mr Rod Kruse; Mr Andrew Guthrie; Mr Angus MacLeod
IN ATTENDANCE:Cllr Sandra Goldie; Cllr Mairi Low; P C William Deans; P C David Stewart
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC:
APOLOGIES: Mrs Thea Petticrew; Mr Philip Findlay
2. Adoption of minutes for meeting of Tuesday 16 February 2010 - Proposed: Mr R Kruse. Seconded: Mr Adam Montgomerie.
3. POLICE REPORT: P C William Deans had nothing to report. Comments were made about the large vehicle which parks in the lay by at the Cemetery early in the morning. The vehicle is causing erosion to the bank adjacent to the cemetery. This has a caused a large muddy hole to form. P C Deans will ask P C Hamil to make the truck driver aware of this problem.
4. COUNCILLOR’S REPORT: Councillor Goldie handed out copies of the most recent Chief Executive’s Bulletin. There has been a positive response to the Regeneration Project in Ayr. There is still no good news on road repairs. Advised Councillor Goldie of the problem of water still running across the road at Lagg Brae. During the frosty weather this had been very icy and may have been the cause of a road traffic accident. Councillor Low spoke of the grants available through Ayrshire Leader and that we may benefit from them. Informed us of CCCF who would like to encourage visitors to visit and stay in the south of the area instead of just passing through. Also spoke about energy saving heating. We advised her that until the hall has had repairs to the roof and other heat saving measures, the search for new heating was on hold.
5. LINK OFFICER’S REPORT: Mrs Petticrew sent her apologies and asked to be contacted with any issues of concern. She has spoken to Mrs Linton about the state of the lay by at the Cemetery but no money available to do anything about this meantime.
6. MATTERS ARISING
Ÿ Labyrinth: Mrs Petticrew’s update on this: The Criminal Justice is unable to construct the steps, also the Labyrinth has been constructed on a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and she has written to the Planning Section for clarification on this. If everything is O K, she may be able to get a local contractor to donate time or money for the construction. Mrs Petticrew will be nable to buy necessary materials.
Sewage: Kennedy Park. Scottish Water confirm there is no problem at the moment, however we will contact them to ask what they will do to permanently solve this as there should now be no raw sewage anywhere in that area.
Ÿ Wall bordering Kennedy Park at junction with Kennedy Drive: Mrs McCreath confirms the Insurance Companies are now paying out and she is anxious to get this wall rebuilt before the Easter Weekend. (Health & Safety Issues and also to improve the look of the area.
Toilets: Mrs Janey McCreath has been advised that as Mrs Guthrie is now officially retired, S A C is looking for two people to look after the toilets (2 hours daily).Beach Clean: Mr Guthrie will arrange with Mrs McKinley Fisherton School to get the children involved in a Beach Clean.
FINANCIAL REPORT: Administration Account Balance at 11 March 2010 - £432.20
Community Hall Account - £2492.91
8. CORRESPONDENCE
Letter from South Ayrshire Council with application form for “National Spring Clean”
Scottish Natural Heritage: Turnberry Dunes Site of Special Scientific Interest
S A C Tenants & Residents Forum
S A C Balig Appeal
Ayrshire Joint Planning Steering Group - Meeting re Biosphere 23 March Prestwick
Cathy Jamieson - Energy Assistance Packages
S A C - Results of election
Wickstead Brochure
West of Scotland Road Safety Campaign - Twenty’s Plenty
Email from Thea Petticrew (Labyrinth and Cemetery Lay by)
PLANNING: 19-23 Harbour View - Change of use from P O to coffee shop.
9. ANY OTHER BUSINESS
Balig Appeal: Appeal to Scottish Government. This must be received by Thursday. Secretary will email a suitable objection before this date.
DATE OF NEXT MEETING: Tuesday 20 April 2010 at 7.30pm.
Will meet in the Kennedy Hall, Dunure On Tuesday 20 April 2010 at 7.30pm
AGENDA
Apologies
Adoption of previous minutes
Police Business
Councillor’s Report
Link Officer’s Report
Matters arising
Financial Report
Open Forum
Correspondence
Any Other Business
Date of AGM - 18 May 2010
DUNURE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY 16 March 2010. IN KENNEDY HALL, DUNURE, AT 7.30PM.
1. SEDERUNT: Mr Adam Montgomerie; Mrs Jean McGinn, Mr Roy Storie, Mr Rod Kruse; Mr Andrew Guthrie; Mr Angus MacLeod
IN ATTENDANCE:Cllr Sandra Goldie; Cllr Mairi Low; P C William Deans; P C David Stewart
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC:
APOLOGIES: Mrs Thea Petticrew; Mr Philip Findlay
2. Adoption of minutes for meeting of Tuesday 16 February 2010 - Proposed: Mr R Kruse. Seconded: Mr Adam Montgomerie.
3. POLICE REPORT: P C William Deans had nothing to report. Comments were made about the large vehicle which parks in the lay by at the Cemetery early in the morning. The vehicle is causing erosion to the bank adjacent to the cemetery. This has a caused a large muddy hole to form. P C Deans will ask P C Hamil to make the truck driver aware of this problem.
4. COUNCILLOR’S REPORT: Councillor Goldie handed out copies of the most recent Chief Executive’s Bulletin. There has been a positive response to the Regeneration Project in Ayr. There is still no good news on road repairs. Advised Councillor Goldie of the problem of water still running across the road at Lagg Brae. During the frosty weather this had been very icy and may have been the cause of a road traffic accident. Councillor Low spoke of the grants available through Ayrshire Leader and that we may benefit from them. Informed us of CCCF who would like to encourage visitors to visit and stay in the south of the area instead of just passing through. Also spoke about energy saving heating. We advised her that until the hall has had repairs to the roof and other heat saving measures, the search for new heating was on hold.
5. LINK OFFICER’S REPORT: Mrs Petticrew sent her apologies and asked to be contacted with any issues of concern. She has spoken to Mrs Linton about the state of the lay by at the Cemetery but no money available to do anything about this meantime.
6. MATTERS ARISING
Ÿ Labyrinth: Mrs Petticrew’s update on this: The Criminal Justice is unable to construct the steps, also the Labyrinth has been constructed on a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and she has written to the Planning Section for clarification on this. If everything is O K, she may be able to get a local contractor to donate time or money for the construction. Mrs Petticrew will be nable to buy necessary materials.
Sewage: Kennedy Park. Scottish Water confirm there is no problem at the moment, however we will contact them to ask what they will do to permanently solve this as there should now be no raw sewage anywhere in that area.
Ÿ Wall bordering Kennedy Park at junction with Kennedy Drive: Mrs McCreath confirms the Insurance Companies are now paying out and she is anxious to get this wall rebuilt before the Easter Weekend. (Health & Safety Issues and also to improve the look of the area.
Toilets: Mrs Janey McCreath has been advised that as Mrs Guthrie is now officially retired, S A C is looking for two people to look after the toilets (2 hours daily).Beach Clean: Mr Guthrie will arrange with Mrs McKinley Fisherton School to get the children involved in a Beach Clean.
FINANCIAL REPORT: Administration Account Balance at 11 March 2010 - £432.20
Community Hall Account - £2492.91
8. CORRESPONDENCE
Letter from South Ayrshire Council with application form for “National Spring Clean”
Scottish Natural Heritage: Turnberry Dunes Site of Special Scientific Interest
S A C Tenants & Residents Forum
S A C Balig Appeal
Ayrshire Joint Planning Steering Group - Meeting re Biosphere 23 March Prestwick
Cathy Jamieson - Energy Assistance Packages
S A C - Results of election
Wickstead Brochure
West of Scotland Road Safety Campaign - Twenty’s Plenty
Email from Thea Petticrew (Labyrinth and Cemetery Lay by)
PLANNING: 19-23 Harbour View - Change of use from P O to coffee shop.
9. ANY OTHER BUSINESS
Balig Appeal: Appeal to Scottish Government. This must be received by Thursday. Secretary will email a suitable objection before this date.
DATE OF NEXT MEETING: Tuesday 20 April 2010 at 7.30pm.
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