Agenda for online meeting: 6:45pm for 7.00pm start
We very much welcome members of the public joining the meeting (using the Zoom platform).
Registration will be via Eventbrite – please click link below
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/new-town-broughton-community-council-meeting-monday-9-august-2021-tickets-165807070411
Log-in details/Zoom link will then be emailed to all those who have registered.
Anyone who wants to raise an issue for discussion can do so either by submitting a Contact Us form or send a message via Twitter @NTBCC.
- Technology check
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(6:45 to 7:00 pm) |
- Welcome/Admin/Apologies/Well-being
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- Minutes of 14 June AGM and ordinary meeting, and matters arising
(To approve)
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- Police Report
(To note, Police Scotland key messages as received/circulated prior to meeting)
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- Environment
- Summary of progress following the ‘Communal Bin Review Update’ (22 April T&E Committee) incl. decision to suspend Gull-Proof Bags service, position of residents’ associations as well as the wider discussion
- Draft 2030 Climate Strategy – Council consultation open until 12 September – how should NTBCC respond? (Also workshops for community council members on 19 August & 26 August)
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(20 minutes) |
- Transport
- Proposed Low Emission Zone (LEZ) – consultation until 20 September – discussion on NTBCC response
- Spaces for people
- Views on Broughton Street / Canonmills SfP scheme post-installation – discussion
- Question to local councillors on next steps for ‘Spaces for people’ schemes
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(15 minutes) |
- Planning
- 108 – 114 & 116 Dundas Street – DMSC hearing (date TBC)
- New Town Quarter Plot 1 planning application
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(15 minutes) |
- Licensing
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- Engagement and Communications
- ‘Use of Public Spaces for Events’ Working Group (PSMP) update / next steps
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(5 minutes) |
- Any other business and news from local residents’ associations etc
- ‘Adopt a street’ by local residents’ / friends’ groups – any interest?
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During the meetings, names and email addresses may be recorded. Email addresses are held and used for circulating information about NTBCC but may also be used to seek residents’ views on local issues.