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Prior to commencement of Business the Provost
acknowledged the passing of Councillor John McAlpine during the summer. The
Provost advised that the Council had been saddened to hear of the passing of
John, who had served the area of Kintyre and the Islands over a number of
years, and wanted the best for Argyll and Bute.
He advised that the Council would miss him and remember him fondly for
his commitment to the area and the Council. On behalf of the Council he
expressed his heartfelt condolences to his family. He asked that the Council be upstanding for a
moment of remembrance. The Provost acknowledged the death of Her Majesty
the Queen on Thursday 8 September 2022 at Balmoral in Scotland and asked that
the Council:- 1. note with
sadness the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on 8th September 2022; 2. acknowledge
Her Late Majesty’s lifelong commitment and dedication to service of Her
country, particularly during her seventy-year reign from 1952 to 2022; 3. express
gratitude for Her Late Majesty’s numerous official and informal trips to Argyll
and Bute during Her reign, including visits to Campbeltown, Dunoon, Gigha, Helensburgh, Islay, Jura, Mull, Oban and Rothesay;
and 4. note that
the Provost had sent a letter of condolence to His Majesty King Charles III,
expressing sympathy at the passing of Her Late Majesty and extending very best
wishes to the King as He commenced His reign. The
Provost asked the Council be upstanding and pause for a moment of reflection. |
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APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Additional documents: Minutes: Apologies for absence were received from Councillors Audrey Forrest and Willie Hume. |
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DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST Additional documents: Minutes: Councillor Jim Lynch declared a non-financial
interest in item 21 of the agenda (BID4Oban – Approval of Ballot Submission and
Business Plan – Third Ballot) by virtue of his Council appointment as a
delegate on the BID Board. He advised
that he would remain in the meeting during consideration of this item. Councillor Kennedy-Boyle declared a non-financial
interest in item 14 of the agenda (Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP)
2023/24 – 2027/28) by virtue of her role as general manager of Fyne Futures
which was a subsidiary of Fyne Homes. She advised that she would remain in the
meeting during consideration of this item. Councillor Peter Wallace declared a non-financial
interest in item 14 of the agenda (Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP)
2023/24 – 2027/28) by virtue of his Council appointment to the Board of Fyne
Homes. He advised that he would remain in the meeting during consideration of
this item. Councillor Andrew Vennard declared a non-financial
interest in item 14 of the agenda (Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP)
2023/24 – 2027/28) by virtue of his Council appointment to the Board of ACHA.
He advised that he would remain in the meeting during consideration of this
item. Councillor Jan Brown declared a non-financial
interest in item 14 of the agenda (Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP)
2023/24 – 2027/28) by virtue of her Council appointment to the Board of ACHA.
She advised that she would remain in the meeting during consideration of this
item. Councillor Liz McCabe declared a non-financial
interest in item 14 of the agenda (Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP)
2023/24 – 2027/28) by virtue of her Council appointment to the Board of Fyne
Homes. She advised that she would remain in the meeting during consideration of
this item. |
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Argyll and Bute Council of 30 June 2022 Additional documents: Minutes: The Minutes of the meeting of Argyll and Bute Council held on 30 June 2022 were approved as a correct record. |
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MINUTES OF COMMITTEES Additional documents: |
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Policy and Resources Committee of 11 August 2022 PDF 225 KB Additional documents: Minutes: The Minutes of the meeting of the Policy and Resources Committee held on 11 August 2022 were noted. |
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Special Policy and Resources Committee of 11 August 2022 PDF 110 KB Additional documents: Minutes: The Minutes of the meeting of the Special Policy and Resources Committee held on 11 August 2022 were noted. |
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Community Services Committee of 25 August 2022 PDF 197 KB Additional documents: Minutes: The Minutes of the meeting of the Community Services Committee held on 25 August 2022 were noted. |
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Environment, Development and Infrastructure Committee of 1 September 2022 PDF 123 KB Additional documents: Minutes: The Minutes of the meeting of the Environment, Development and Infrastructure Committee held on 1 September 2022 were noted. |
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Report by Leader of the Council Additional documents: Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
providing an update on the activities of the Council Leader, Councillor Robin
Currie, for the period 18 June to 15 September 2022. The report also included an update in respect
of the Leader’s Policy Lead portfolio of Economy and Rural Growth. Decision The Council noted – 1.
the content of the submitted
report; and 2.
that any reports, briefings or
copy correspondence referred to in the report could be requested as appropriate
through the Leadership Support Manager, noting that some confidential reports
provided by external organisations such as COSLA could be restricted. (Reference:
Report by Leader of the Council dated 15 September 2022, submitted) |
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Councillor Tommy MacPherson joined the meeting at this point. |
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Report by Policy Leads Additional documents: Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
providing an update on key areas of activity for each Policy Lead
Councillor. This was the first Policy
Leads report of the new Council since the Policy Leads were appointed on 18 May
2022 and sought to ensure that all members were informed, up-to-date and able
to engage with current issues. Decision The Council noted the content of the submitted
report. (Reference:
Report by Policy Lead Councillors dated 21 September 2022, submitted) |
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POLITICAL MANAGEMENT ARRANGEMENTS PDF 208 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Legal and Regulatory Support Additional documents: Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
outlining a number of vacancies both within the Council and on external
organisations following the sad passing of Councillor John McAlpine. The report also noted a request to make an
appointment to the Kommuners International Kiljorganisation (KIMO) and the requirement to make a new
nomination for appointment to the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
National Park Authority Board. Decision The Council - 1.
appointed Councillor William
Sinclair as one of the Council’s representatives on the Live Argyll Board; 2.
appointed Councillor William
Sinclair as the Council’s representative to the West of Scotland European
Forum; 3.
appointed Councillor Luna Martin
to KIMO (Kommuners
International Kiljorganisation); 4.
nominated Councillor Maurice
Corry as one of the Council’s representatives to the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority Board, noting that final
appointments to this body would be confirmed by Scottish Ministers; and 5.
agreed to consider all remaining
appointments at the next appropriate meeting of the Council following the Ward
2 by-election. (Reference: Report by Executive Director with
responsibility for Legal and Regulatory Support dated 4 August 2022 and Notice
of Motion by Councillor Robin Currie, seconded by Councillor Gary Mulvaney
dated 29 September 2022, tabled) |
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COUNCIL CONSTITUTION REVIEW PDF 114 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Legal and Regulatory Support Additional documents: Minutes: The
Council gave consideration to a report presenting the annual review of the
Council Constitution for agreement. Decision The
Council agreed the adjustments to the Constitution as set out in Appendix 1 to
the submitted report. (Reference: Report by Executive Director with
responsibility for Legal and Regulatory Support dated 1 September 2022, submitted) |
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FREEDOM OF ARGYLL AND BUTE PDF 215 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Legal and Regulatory Support Additional documents: Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
proposing the award of the Freedom of Argyll and Bute to Donald MacMillan BEM
in recognition of his many years’ service to the community, through his role as
Councillor and also his service to other organisations. Decision The
Council – 1.
agreed to award the Freedom of
Argyll and Bute to Donald MacMillan, BEM in recognition of his many years of
service to Argyll and Bute as a local councillor and to other organisations
serving the community; 2.
requested the Executive Director
with responsibility for Legal and Regulatory Support to make the necessary
arrangements. (Reference:
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Legal and
Regulatory Support dated 3 August 2022, submitted) |
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UKRANIAN REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT IN ARGYLL AND BUTE PDF 375 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Refugee Resettlement Additional documents: Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
providing an update on the challenges regarding the Ukranian
sponsorship scheme and the national review that was underway and led by the
Scottish Government and COSLA. The
report also provided an update on how the sponsorship scheme were operating
within Argyll and Bute and the support provided locally to Ukrainian Displaced
Persons. Decision The
Council – 1.
noted the national position as
set out in section 4 of the submitted report; 2.
agreed that the Council should,
through COSLA and other representative bodies, and on and individual basis, if
and when appropriate, make representations for improvements to the Ukrainian
sponsorship schemes; and 3.
noted the current position in
relation to Argyll and Bute as set out in section 5 of the submitted
report. (Reference: Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Refugee Resettlement dated 8 September 2022, submitted) |
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PILOT FOR REGISTRARS CONDUCTING FUNERAL SERVICES IN KINTYRE AREA 2022 - FEES AND CHARGES PDF 293 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Customer Support Services Additional documents: Minutes: The
Council gave consideration to a report that sought agreement to establish a six
month pilot scheme to undertake funeral services in the Kintyre area with local
undertakers. Decision The
Council approved – 1.
registrars in Kintyre to establish
a six month pilot scheme to perform funeral services in co-operation with local
undertakers, with an interim report to come forward to Council after three
months to inform the budget process for 2023/24; and 2.
the pilot fees and charges as set
out within the report at section 4.3 of the submitted report. (Reference:
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Customer Support
Services dated September 2022, submitted) |
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Councillor Donald Kelly left the meeting during consideration of the following item of Business. |
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COST OF LIVING AND FUEL COST CRISIS BRIEFING PDF 108 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Customer Support Services Additional documents: Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
presenting a briefing on the Argyll and Bute specific issues of the cost of
living and fuel crisis which showed that 70% of households were at risk of fuel
poverty or extreme fuel poverty. The briefing highlighted the unprecedented
increases in the cost of living, particularly the fuel costs faced by people
who live in our remote, rural and island communities. Decision The Council agreed – 1.
the briefing attached to the
submitted report for use in conveying the additional impact that the cost of
living/fuel cost crisis has on Argyll and Bute’s communities and households; 2.
the four key asks of Government
to alleviate the particular impacts of the cost of living/fuel cost crisis
faced by our communities; and 3.
in recognition of the impact the
crisis was having on the communities of Argyll and Bute, to request that the
Chief Executive liaise with the main Group Leaders, to explore options for
establishing a Short Life Working Group with any subsequent terms of reference and
membership to be agreed at a future meeting of the Council. (Reference: Report by Executive Director with
responsibility for Customer Support Services dated September 2022, submitted) |
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ARGYLL AND BUTE COUNCIL'S SHORT TERM LET LICENSING SCHEME PDF 408 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Development and Economic Growth and extract from Minute of meeting of Planning, Protective Services and Licensing Committee held on 28 September 2022 (to follow) Additional documents:
Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report which
sought approval of the arrangements for the Council’s Short-term Let Licensing
Scheme. Decision The
Council – 1. noted the
considerable work undertaken to develop the new licensing regime in a
challenging timescale, and without any additional funding or resourcing
provided by the Scottish Government; 2. welcomed the
high level of responses to the public consultation, and recognised that many of
the issues raised had been incorporated into the final licensing regime; 3. approved the
Short-term Let Licensing Regime, Licensing Policy, additional conditions and
fee and charges as set out in sections 5.4 and 5.6 of the submitted report; 4. noted the
initial focus on “new hosts” initially until additional staff resources are in
place; and 5. agreed to
amend the Council’s Scheme of Delegation to delegate responsibility for the
Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (Licensing of Short-term Lets) Order 2022
to the Executive Director with responsibility for Regulatory Services, to
enable the Council’s Environmental Health Service to authorise officers to
deliver the Short-term Let licensing regime. (Reference:
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Development and
Economic Growth dated 20 September 2022, submitted) |
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The Provost ruled and the Council agreed to break for lunch between 13.10 and 13.30 which was during consideration of the following item of business. Councillors Tommy MacPherson and Gemma Penfold left the meeting at this point. |
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STRATEGIC HOUSING INVESTMENT PLAN (SHIP) 2023/24 - 2027/28 PDF 2 MB
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Development and Economic Growth Additional documents: Minutes: The
Council gave consideration to a report which sought approval of the revised Strategic
Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) 2023/24 – 2027/28 for submission to the Scottish
Government in October 2022. The Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) sets
out strategic investment priorities for affordable housing over a five year
period to achieve the outcomes set out in the Local Housing Strategy. Decision The
Council approved the Strategic
Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) proposals
summarised in the officers report for submission to the Scottish Government in
October 2022. (Reference: Report by
Executive Director with responsibility for Development and Economic Growth
dated September 2022, submitted) |
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HOUSING ANNUAL ASSURANCE STATEMENT 2022 PDF 403 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Development and Economic Growth Additional documents: Minutes: The
Council gave consideration to a report presenting the Housing Annual Assurance
Statement for 2022. Decision The
Council approved the Annual Assurance Statement 2022 contained at Appendix 1 to
the submitted report. (Reference: Report by Executive Director with
responsibility for Development and Economic Growth dated 29 September 2022,
submitted) |
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HELENSBURGH WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT - CAR PARKING PDF 450 KB Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Roads and Infrastructure Additional documents: Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
proposing an amendment to the car parking charging arrangements at the
Helensburgh Waterfront car park. Decision The Council agreed – 1.
that the Helensburgh Waterfront
car park be amended to provide free parking for the first 2 hours and charged
thereafter; and 2.
that officers progress a Traffic
Regulation Order (TRO) covering the new car park with the flexibility to enable
free parking for the first 2 hours, with any representations received during
the TRO process being reported back to the Helensburgh and Lomond Area
Committee. (Reference:
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Roads and
Infrastructure dated 24 August 2022, submitted) |
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CHILD POVERTY PLAN ANNUAL REVIEW 2021-22 PDF 238 KB Report by Chief Officer, HSCP Additional documents:
Minutes: The Child Poverty Plan Annual Review 2021-22 was
before the Council for consideration.
The review filled the obligation from the Child Poverty (Scotland) Act
2017 for local authorities and health boards to deliver jointly an annual
review of their Child Poverty Action Plan. Decision The Council noted the work undertaken and the
potential impact faced by the cost of living increase. (Reference:
Report by Chief Officer, Health and Social Care partnership dated 30
August 2022, submitted) |
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EXECUTIVE ACTIONS - NATIONAL POWERBOAT CHAMPIONSHIPS, DUNOON PDF 281 KB Report by Executive Director for Development and Infrastructure Additional documents: Minutes: A report highlighting the use of emergency powers
by the Executive Director with responsibility for Development and
Infrastructure Services to facilitate the use of the Coal Pier Car Park in
Dunoon from 9 to 11 September 2022 for the National Powerboat Championships,
was before the Council for noting. Decision The Council noted the decision made by the
Executive Director regarding the fees and charges in relation to the event and
having due regard to the Council’s Constitution in terms of the use of
emergency powers. (Reference: Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Development and Infrastructure dated August 2022, submitted) |
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NOTICE OF MOTION UNDER STANDING ORDER 13 Over the past four - at least - Council terms, there is one issue which results consistently in unanimity across the Council Chamber. That issue is the need for urgent action at the A83 Rest and Be Thankful, Argyll and Bute’s lifeline in every single aspect of life in this region. Over the past decade and more, this Council has, in recognition of the absolutely vital importance of the situation, called for action and engaged with government at all levels to press the urgent and utterly vital need for a permanent solution to be identified and, crucially, put in place, as quickly as possible. In each new Council term, that approach has been reiterated and backed up by action of various forms, including numerous motions to Council and Committee, extensive ministerial correspondence from Council Leaders and colleagues, including joint cross-party approaches, and countless discussions at both political and official level. It is also worthy of recall that our colleagues in the Argyll First group submitted a 10,000-signature petition to the Scottish Government’s Public Petitions Committee - a petition which, in 2012, was unanimously supported by that Committee and, subsequently, endorsed by the Council in that term. That petition is, of course, still very much alive and is due to be considered again by that Committee in the near future. Also worthy of note is the petition signed by over 400 Argyll and Bute businesses - more evidence of the urgency and the impact of this situation on the local economy. All of this has resulted in progress - including the trunking of the A83 between Kennacraig and Campbeltown. The key action though remains; and we remain united in our call, as a new Council, for urgent action. I ask colleagues today, in this new Council term, to join together once again and reaffirm this Council’s position once more. Let this be the Council term where we see a very significant leap forward towards the permanent solution that our communities desperately need to see in use; where we see ground broken on the ‘new Rest and Be Thankful’. Argyll and Bute Council:
Proposed by: Cllr Robin Currie, Leader of the Council Seconded by: Cllr Jim Lynch, Leader of the SNP Group Additional documents: Minutes: The following Notice of Motion under Standing Order
13 was before the Council for consideration – Motion Over the past four - at least -
Council terms, there is one issue which results consistently in unanimity
across the Council Chamber. That issue is the need for urgent
action at the A83 Rest and Be Thankful, Argyll and Bute’s lifeline in every
single aspect of life in this region. Over the past decade and more,
this Council has, in recognition of the absolutely vital importance of the
situation, called for action and engaged with government at all levels to press
the urgent and utterly vital need for a permanent solution to be identified
and, crucially, put in place, as quickly as possible. In each new Council term, that
approach has been reiterated and backed up by action of various forms,
including numerous motions to Council and Committee, extensive ministerial
correspondence from Council Leaders and colleagues, including joint cross-party
approaches, and countless discussions at both political and official level. It is also worthy of recall that
our colleagues in the Argyll First group submitted a 10,000-signature petition
to the Scottish Government’s Public Petitions Committee - a petition which, in
2012, was unanimously supported by that Committee and, subsequently, endorsed
by the Council in that term. That petition is, of course, still very much alive
and is due to be considered again by that Committee in the near future. Also
worthy of note is the petition signed by over 400 Argyll and Bute businesses -
more evidence of the urgency and the impact of this situation on the local
economy. All of this has resulted in
progress - including the trunking of the A83 between Kennacraig
and Campbeltown. The key action though remains; and we remain united in our
call, as a new Council, for urgent action. I ask colleagues today, in this
new Council term, to join together once again and reaffirm this Council’s
position once more. Let this be the Council term where we see a very
significant leap forward towards the permanent solution that our communities
desperately need to see in use; where we see ground broken on the ‘new Rest and
Be Thankful’. Argyll and Bute Council:
Proposed by: Cllr Robin Currie,
Leader of the Council Seconded by: Cllr Jim Lynch, Leader of the SNP Group Decision The Council agreed the terms of the Motion. (Reference: Notice of Motion by Councillor Robin Currie, seconded by Councillor Jim Lynch, submitted) |
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The Provost advised that in
terms of Section 50(A)(4) of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973,
appendices B and D relating to the following item of business would require the
exclusion of the press and public should any Member wish to discuss the content
of those appendices on the grounds that they were likely to involve the
disclosure of exempt information as defined in Paragraphs 8 and 9 of Part 1 of
Schedule 7A to the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973. During consideration of the item of business the Council resolved in terms
of Section 50(A)(4) of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 to exclude the
press and public to discuss the content of appendices B and D on the grounds
that they were likely to involve the disclosure of exempt information as
defined in Paragraphs 8 and 9 of Part 1 of Schedule 7A to the Local Government
(Scotland) Act 1973. Councillor Robin Currie left the meeting during the consideration of this item of business. |
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LEARNING ESTATE INVESTMENT PROGRAMME (leip) - POTENTIAL BID FOR NEW MULL CAMPUS
Additional documents:
Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report
providing an update on the progress of a bid to the Learning Estate Investment
Programme (LEIP) Phase 3 and which sought financial and political commitment to
proceed with a submission of a bid in October.
The report also provided an update on engagement that had recently taken
place with education staff, stakeholders and communities that would assist the
bid and inform the next stage of the application process should the Council
progress to the next stage following backing from the Scottish Government. Decision The Council – 1. noted that the Scottish Government had
confirmed the timescales for the next round of the Learning Estate Investment
Programme (LEIP) i.e. invited submissions by 31st October 2022. 2. noted a business case and application was
being prepared for a submission to the LEIP process for a new Campus on Mull in
line with the adopted Learning Estate Strategy; 3. noted that pre-engagement activity had been
ongoing with the Mull community about the potential LEIP bid between August and
9th September with over 200 representations or feedback received. Further
statutory consultation would take place if a bid was made and successfully
progressed to the next stage; 4. noted the financial position and affordability
of a LEIP bid as set out in Appendix B to the submitted report which was exempt
from publication due to the commercially sensitive and competitive bid nature
of financial forecast information contained; and 5. agreed to proceed with the submission of a
LEIP bid by 31st October based on the entirety of the submitted report,
priorities specified in the Learning Estate Strategy, financial context and
advice from the Section 95 officer contained within Appendix B to the submitted
report, pre-engagement feedback contained within Appendix C to the submitted
report, and on the basis that if the bid was successful, financial provision as
estimated in Appendix B to the submitted report, would require to be made from
2023/4 onwards. (Reference: Report by Executive Director with
responsibility for Commercial Services and Education dated 29 September 2022,
submitted) |
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The Council resolved to move back into public session for the following item of business. The Provost advised that in terms of Section 50(A)(4) of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973, appendices 1 and 9 relating to the following item of business would require the exclusion of the press and public should any Member wish to discuss the content of those appendices on the grounds that they were likely to involve the disclosure of exempt information as defined in Paragraph 6 of Part 1 of Schedule 7A to the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973. |
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BID4OBAN - APPROVAL OF BALLOT SUBMISSION AND BUSINESS PROPOSAL - THIRD BALLOT PDF 820 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes: The Council gave consideration to a report that sought
approval of the Oban Business Improvement District (BID) ballot submission and
the Business Proposal, Term Three, in support of the ballot. Decision The Council – 1.
approved the ballot request,
approved the Oban BID Business Proposal and agreed to instruct the Returning
Officer to conduct a ballot over 42 days in 2022 from Thursday 27th October to
Thursday 8th December (‘the ballot day’); 2.
authorised the Executive Director
with the responsibility for Development and Economic Growth to cast the votes
on behalf of the Council in favour of the BID; 3.
agreed that the Council would
charge £7,956 (including VAT) per annum, to BID4Oban for administering the levy
charge to businesses in Oban, with charges thereafter increased annually. The
first increase would apply on 31st October 2023 and annually thereafter for the
subsequent term of the BID; 4.
agreed that, if BID4Oban were
successful in the ballot, the Council would pay an estimated £6,120 per annum
in levy contributions for Council properties in Oban; 5.
noted that if the BID group were
successful in the ballot, two representatives from the Council would be
requested to sit on the BID4Oban Board, one Elected Member and one Officer. (Reference:
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Development and
Economic Growth dated September 2022, submitted) |
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The Council resolved in terms of Section 50(A)(4) of the
Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 to exclude the press and public for the
following item of business on the grounds that it was likely to involve the
disclosure of exempt information as defined in Paragraphs 6 and 9 of Part 1 of
Schedule 7A to the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973. |
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PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF KINTYRE CARE CENTRE, CAMPBELTOWN
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Legal and Regulatory Support Minutes: The Council gave consideration a report requesting
that the Council take title to Kintyre Care Centre, Campbeltown to enable the
HSCP to deliver nursing care services within it. Decision The Council agreed the recommendations contained
within the submitted report. (Reference:
Report by Executive Director with responsibility for Legal and
Regulatory Support dated 6 September 2022, submitted) |
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E1 Paragraph
8 The amount of any
expenditure proposed to be incurred by the authority under any particular
contract for the acquisition of property or the supply of goods or services. |
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Paragraph 9 Any terms proposed or to be proposed by
or to the authority in the course of negotiations for a contract for the
acquisition or disposal of property or the supply of goods or services. |
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E2 Paragraph 6 Information relating to the financial
or business affairs of any particular person (other than the authority). |
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E3 Paragraph 6 Information relating to the financial
or business affairs of any particular person (other than the authority). |
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Paragraph 9 Any terms proposed or to be proposed by
or to the authority in the course of negotiations for a contract for the
acquisition or disposal of property or the supply of goods or services. |