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THIRD SECTOR GRANTS

Meeting: 15/04/2015 - Oban Lorn & The Isles Area Committee (Item 5)

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Report by Community Development Officer

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Minutes:

A report detailing recommendations for the award of Third Sector Grants (including Events and Festivals) to Third Sector organisations for Oban, Lorn and the Isles was considered.

 

Decision

 

The Committee:

 

  1. Agreed to award the grant recommendations as follows:-

 

Organisation

Total Project

Recommendation

Argyll & Bute Youth Forum

£4,760

£200

Argyll Voluntary Action (Oban Link Club)

£6,000

£2,700

Coisir Ghaidlig Taigh an Uillt

£540

Agreed that this application be brought to the Special Area Committee on 1st May for consideration once further infromation is received

Dalavich Improvement Group

£3,526

£1,500

Glenorchy & Innishail Community Orchard and Woodland Garden

£4,328.07

£1,000

Highlands and Islands Music and Dance Festival

£40,100

£1,500

Luing Social Committee

£915

£250

Mendelssohn on Mull

£46,740

£2,000

Mull Runners

£7,240

£650 and asked that if equipment is bought could it be shared with Coll and Tiree for future events

Oban Communities Trust (Rockfield Project)

£23,517

£3,600

Ross of Mull and Iona Community Transport Scheme

£1,130

£500

Tiree Community Development Trust

£7,682

Agreed that this application be brought back to the Special Area Committee on 1st May once concerns raised have been explored

Tiree Music Festival

£10,650

Agreed that this application be brought back to the Special Area Committee on 1st May once concerns raised have been explored

Tobermory Marine Exhibition/Aquarium

£9,980

£2,000

 

2.    Agreed that those organisations that have received funding for the two previous years or more should not be awarded more than the amount they received in 2014/15 unless increased developmental aspects are detailed om the application.  These repeat applicants may be subject to a 20% reduction on the previous years allocation.  This is to reduce applicants’ dependency on Council grants and encourage fundraising and income generation initiatives;

3.    Agreed that where possible, and if appropriate, new applicants should receive all or most of the amount requested (up to 50% total project costs), unless a very large amount of funding is sought;

4.    Agreed that grants will only be awarded pending receipt of the correct paperwork; and approved financial check; and an End of Project monitoring form (if a grant was awarded in previous year); and

5.    Agreed that the Aros Hall Committee be permitted to carry forward £1,356.50 to be spent on the original application purpose within the 2015/16 financial year.

6.    Agreed that the applications noted at items 3, 4, 5, 7, 11, 12, 14, 21 of this Agenda item be considered at a later Area Committee meeting

 

(Ref: Report by Community Development Officer dated 15th April 2015, submitted).

 

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