NTBCC agenda – Monday 9 March 2020

7:00 pm Monday 9 March 2020

The Drummond Room, Broughton St Mary’s Church, Bellevue Crescent

(enter by ramp, suitable for wheelchairs, entry at right hand side of church)

  1. Welcome
  2. Minutes of Meeting of 10th February and matters arising
  3. Police report
  4. * Transport
    1. Q&A with Ian Bieniowski (Lothian Buses) – questions attached
    2. City Mobility Plan – feedback from NTBCC members & others on consultation sessions – as input to final NTBCC response
  5. * Licensing
  6. * Environment
    1. To agree: key Priorities as agreed at NTBCC Sub-committee meeting (25 February)
    2. To note: Parks & Greenspaces : response to ‘Summer Sessions’ notification
  7. * Planning
    1. Info: Update on Ediston / Orion (ex-RBS Dundas Street/Fettes Row) development
    2. Update: Powderhall Stables & wider scheme
  8. * Engagement
    1. Update: NTBCC publicity for future meetings – poster distribution status
  9. NTBCC AGM (May 2020)
    1. For action : Annual report incl. sub-committee reports
  10. Localities / local residents’ associations
  11. Any other business

* Summaries issued prior to the meeting

 

NTBCC agenda – Monday 10 February 2020

7:00 pm Monday 10 February 2020

The Drummond Room, Broughton St Mary’s Church, Bellevue Crescent

(enter by ramp, suitable for wheelchairs, entry at right hand side of church)

  1. Welcome
  2. Minutes of Meeting of 13th January and matters arising
  3. Police Report
  4. East Princes Street Gardens update:
    1. Recap: EPSG PAN consultation (retrospective PP for 2019 & 2020/2021)
  5. West Princes Street: The Quaich Project Update
    1. Recap: Business Plan / Operational Plan – Culture & Communities 28 January
  6. * Planning
    1. Info: ‘City Plan 2030’ – consultation on the next Local Development Plan
    2. Info: Update on Ediston / Orion (ex-RBS Dundas Street/Fettes Row) development
    3. 5 – 6 Marshall’s Court (20/00486/FUL) – Proposed 26 flat development
    4. Info: Recent meeting regarding options being considered for the ‘Jenners’ building
  7. * Transport
    1. Info: City Mobility Plan – consultation sessions / initial thoughts
  8. * Licensing
  9. Environment
    1. Info: Recent Waste Forum / February Sub-committee meeting
  10. Engagement
  11. Localities / local residents’ associations
    1. Info: EACC meeting
  12. Any other business

* Summaries to be issued prior to the meeting

NTBCC minutes – Monday 11 November 2019

Minutes of New Town & Broughton Community Council’s ordinary meeting, held in Drummond Room, Broughton St Mary’s church, Bellevue Crescent on Monday 11 November 2019 at 7.30pm

Actions and decisions are red italic. nem con means that no-one spoke or voted against a decision. Continue reading

NTBCC minutes – Monday 12 February 2018

Minutes of New Town & Broughton Community Council’s ordinary meeting, held in the Drummond Room, Broughton St Mary’s Church, Bellevue Crescent on Monday 12 February 2018 at 7:30pm

Actions and decisions are red italic underlined. Nem con means that no-one spoke or voted against the item. Continue reading

South East Locality Committee news

(adapted from an email to relevant community councils from Cllrs Mandy Watt and Melanie Main)

The councillors aim to regularly email updates to CCs within South East Locality, ‘to give a heads up about business items for each meeting and provide information in a less formal way than simply sending the committee papers’.

The first meeting of the South East Locality Committee (SELC) was held on Wednesday 21st February at 2pm in the City Chambers. 

Councillor Mandy Watt was elected Convener and Councillor Melanie Main was elected Vice-Convener.  The meeting received updates on the progress of the Locality Improvement Plans, the Edinburgh Partnership’s community planning governance review, and Councillor Nick Cook’s Motion on safety in Greenbank Lane. Councillors agreed some of the business for the next meeting, mostly around how the committee will run, i.e. meeting dates, times and venues, a report on annual rotation of Conveners and Vice-Conveners, and a report to kick off the development of the Community Engagement Strategy for the SELC.

You can watch the meeting here:
https://edinburgh.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/338384

You can see the meeting papers here:
http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/meetings/meeting/4335/south_east_locality_committee

Next meeting Monday 23 April 6:30pm Dean of Guild Room, City Chambers

The meeting is public – anyone can attend and watch from the public gallery.  Any constituted group can send a deputation to speak on any item of business.

The committee will aim to set its April agenda and make information available in time for community councils to discuss is at their March or April meeting. It has asked for community council nominees to attend meetings, sot hat meetings are inclusive

Locality Committee Governance

Locality Committees have been set up as decision-making Council Committees to conduct Council business only, and are not part of the Community Planning Partnership – that’s the work of the Edinburgh Partnership.  The principles, membership, remit and terms of reference set by the Council in November 2017 are below.

 

City Centre Neighbourhood Partnership

The City Centre Neighbourhood Partnership is an advisory committee to the City of Edinburgh Council. The Partnership has a statuary responsibility to make sure that communities are engaged in decisions on services.

The City Centre Neighbourhood Partnership is part of  the South East locality. Each of the 12 Neighbourhood Partnerships in Edinburgh has been managing a Local Community Plan which has run from 2014 to 2017.

These have now evolved into Locality Improvement Plans for 2017 to 2023.

The Neighbourhood Partnership has Community Grants which it can award to projects within its area. The fund can provide grants of up to £5000 to voluntary and community groups.  Continue reading