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New Contents Page CONTENTS (1) Minutes of the Council of 5th April and 17th May 2007, pages 1 to 147, (2) Personnel Appeals Committee of 27th March and 2nd, 3rd and 10th April 2007, pages 148 and 149, (3) Social Care Services Complaints Review Committee of 27th April 2007, page 150, (4) Appointment of Senior Officers Committee of 6th June 2007, page 151, (5) Licensing and Regulatory Committee of 21st, 22nd, 28th and 29th March, 4th, 11th, 12th, 18th, 19th, 24th, 25th and 31st May and 6th and 7th June 2007, pages 152 to 221, (6) Planning Applications Committee of 27th March, 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th April, 29th May and 5th and 12th June 2007, pages 222 to 237, (7) Policy Development and Scrutiny Committees:— (a) Roads and Lighting of 27th March 2007, pages 238 and 239, (b) Personnel and Administration Services of 28th March 2007, pages 240 to 242, (c) Development and Regeneration of 12th June 2007, pages 243 to 245, (d) Land and Environment of 13th June 2007, pages 246 to 249, (8) Audit and Ethics Committee of 29th March and 14th June 2007, pages 250 and 253, (9) Strathclyde Pension Fund Committee of 14th June 2007, pages 254 and 255, (10) Executive Committee of 30th March, 20th May and 15th June 2007, pages 256 to 286. This print contains minutes of meetings of the Council and its committees. At the back of the print there are appendices with minutes of other bodies such as the Police and Fire Boards and the Passenger Transport Authority which are submitted to the Council for information. Minutes are a record of the decisions taken by a committee. The Council has given committees a wide range of powers to make decisions but sometimes a committee does not have the authority to decide on a matter and must pass it to the Council to decide. If this is necessary, the paragraph will have a “C” after its number in the minutes and will be submitted to the next Council meeting on 28th June 2007 for approval. If you require any further information about this print, please contact Committee Services on 0141 287 5678 for general information. Enquiries about particular committee minutes should be directed to the appropriate Committee Officer. A list of Committee Officers is shown overleaf. Committee Services Chief Executive Department Glasgow City Council City Chambers Glasgow G2 1DU. E-mail: [email protected] COMMITTEE OFFICERS. Committee Officer Telephone Appointment of Senior Officers Kenny McGuinness 0141 287 4520 Audit and Ethics Tony O’Neill 0141 287 7857 Council Norrie Lyttle 0141 287 3926 Emergency Norrie Lyttle 0141 287 3926 Executive Norrie Lyttle 0141 287 3926 Licensing and Regulatory Gary McDermid 0141 287 4540 Planning Applications Anne Marie McGuire 0141 287 4516 Policy Development and Scrutiny Committees:— Development and Regeneration Maureen Hughes/ 0141 287 4377 Anna Castelvecchi Direct and Care Services Avril Wyber 0141 287 4266 Education and Social Work Kenny McGuinness 0141 287 4520 Finance, Corporate and Trading Services Carol McPherson 0141 287 4179 Land and Environment Cathy Birrell 0141 287 7872 Strathclyde Pension Fund Carol McPherson 0141 287 4179 2007-2008 COUNCIL 1 5th APRIL 2007 1 MINUTES OF GLASGOW CITY COUNCIL Glasgow, 5th April 2007. Glasgow City Council. Present: The Lord Provost (Elizabeth Cameron) (Chair). BASHIR AHMAD DR MALCOLM GREEN ALEX MOSSON SUSAN BAIRD ELLEN HURCOMBE KIRSTEEN MOSSON KEITH BALDASSARA MICHAEL KERNAGHAN JAMES MUTTER MARY BECKETT GERALD LEONARD LAWRENCE O’NEILL SHAUKAT BUTT JOHN LYNCH WILLIAM O’ROURKE PAUL CAREY BILLY McALLISTER MARY PARIS PATRICIA CHALMERS ROBERT MacBEAN STEVEN PURCELL MARGOT CLARK MARGARET McCAFFERTY RONNIE QUINN JAMES COLEMAN GORDON MACDIARMID MOHAMMED RAZAQ AILEEN COLLERAN ELAINE McDOUGALL GEORGE REDMOND MALCOLM CUNNING JEAN McFADDEN CRAIG ROBERTON STEPHEN CURRAN JOHN McKENZIE PAUL ROONEY FRANK DOCHERTY TOM McKEOWN GEORGE RYAN JOSEPHINE DODDS MALCOLM McLEAN JAMES SCANLON STEPHEN DORNAN EUAN McLEOD RUTH SIMPSON JONATHAN FINDLAY CATHERINE McMASTER MARGARET SINCLAIR EAMON FITZGERALD JAMES McNALLY ELAINE SMITH JOHN FLANAGAN HUGH MACRAE DAVID STEVENSON DEIRDRE GAUGHAN HALEEMA MALIK ALAN STEWART IRIS GIBSON HANZALA MALIK ALLAN STEWART ALEXANDER GLASS ROBERT MARSHALL JIM TODD ARCHIE GRAHAM DR CHRISTOPHER MASON NIALL WALKER IRENE GRAHAM GORDON MATHESON ALISTAIR WATSON JOHN GRAY ANNE MARIE MILLAR ROBERT WINTER THE LORD DEAN OF GUILD THE DEACON CONVENER Apologies: Christine Devine and Jim Mackechnie. Attending: I Drummond, Solicitor to the Council; G Black, Chief Executive; F Chambers, Executive Director, Direct and Care Services; R O’Connor, Executive Director, Education, Training and Young People; R Booth, Executive Director, Land and Environmental Services; D Comley, Director of Social Work Services; and S Crichton (for the Director of Financial Services). COUNCIL 2007-2008 2 5th APRIL 2007 1 Valediction. 1 The Lord Provost spoke of her term of office over the last 4 years and expressed her thanks to all members of the House and the Deans of Guild and Deacon Conveners, who had served during that time, for their assistance and support, together with Council officials for their help and advice over the years. The Leader of the Council and Bailie Gibson, on behalf of the Opposition, then on behalf of the House expressed their thanks to the Lord Provost for all the work undertaken on behalf of the city and for the enthusiasm with which she had carried out her duties. Minutes approved. 2 The minutes of the Council of 8th and 22nd February 2007 (Print 7, pages 815 to 826) were submitted and approved. Minutes of committees submitted and dealt with. 3 The minutes of the undernoted committees were submitted and approved except insofar as submitted for information only:— (1) Social Care Services Complaints Review Committee of 5th October, 16th and 24th November 2006 and 26th January 2007 (Print 7, pages 827 to 829); (2) Appointment of Senior Officers Committee of 13th February 2007 (Print 7, page 830); (3) Audit and Ethics Committee of 15th February 2007 (Print 7, pages 831 and 832); (4) Licensing and Regulatory Committee of 7th, 8th, 14th, 15th, 21st and 28th February and 1st, 8th, 14th and 15th March 2007 (Print 7, pages 833 to 873); (5) Planning Applications Committee of 13th, 20th and 27th February and 6th, 13th and 20th March 2007 (Print 7, pages 874 to 882); (6) Personnel Appeals Committee of 13th, 20th and 27th February and 1st, 6th, 14th, 20th, 21st and 22nd March 2007 (Print 7, pages 883 to 886); (7) Strathclyde Pension Fund Committee of 21st and 22nd March 2007 (Print 7, pages 887 to 891); (8) Policy Development and Scrutiny Committees:— (a) Roads and Lighting of 13th February 2007 (Print 7, pages 892 and 893); (b) Personnel and Administration Services of 14th February 2007 (Print 7, pages 894 to 896); (c) Parks and Facilities of 28th February 2007 (Print 7, pages 897 and 898); (d) Housing Development of 14th March 2007 (Print 7, pages 899 to 901); (e) Financial Services of 20th February 2007 (Print 7, pages 902 to 904); (f) Cultural and Leisure Services of 7th March 2007 (Print 7, pages 905 to 908); (g) Environmental Protection Services of 8th March 2007 (Print 7, page 909); (h) Social Care Services of 13th March 2007 (Print 7, pages 910 to 912); (i) Education Services of 15th March 2007 (Print 7, pages 913 to 916); (j) Development and Regeneration Services of 22nd March 2007 (Print 7, pages 917 to 920); and (9) Executive Committee of 2nd and 16th March 2007 (Print 7, pages 921 to 937) and 30th March 2007 (pages 256 to 264 hereof). Minutes of area committees submitted for information. 4 The minutes of the undernoted area committees were submitted and noted:— (1) Central Area Committee of 27th November 2006 and 5th February 2007; (2) Drumchapel and West Area Committee of 7th March 2007; 2007-2008 COUNCIL 1 5th APRIL 2007 3 (3) East Area Committee of 14th March 2007; (4) East (Centre) Area Committee of 14th February 2007; (5) North Area Committee of 13th February 2007; (6) South Area Committee of 22nd November 2006 and 31st January 2007; (7) South East Area Committee of 26th January and 16th March 2007; (8) South West Area Committee of 7th February 2007; and (9) West End Area Committee of 6th February 2007. Amendment to Council Standing Orders approved. 5 There was submitted a report by the Chief Executive proposing an amendment to the Council’s Standing Orders with regard to the timing of the first meeting of the Council following the forthcoming elections to be held on 3rd May 2007, advising (1) that Standing Order 1(1) provided that the first meeting of the Council after the election was to be held at 1330 hours on the second Thursday following the election, which would mean that the first meeting of the Council after the forthcoming election would be Thursday, 17th May 2007; (2) that the UEFA Cup Final was due to be held at Hampden Park on Wednesday, 16th May and the Council was due to host a civic dinner for the event on Tuesday, 15th May; (3) that it was appropriate for the city to be represented at such a major event by its Lord Provost, however, should the first meeting of the Council not be held until the 17th May, the Lord Provost would not be appointed in time to do so; and (4) of a proposal to amend the Standing Orders to allow the Chief Executive the discretion to determine the timing of the first meeting of the Council taking full account of the circumstances pertaining at the time. After consideration, the Council approved the amendment of Council Standing Order 1(1) to read as follows:— “Following consultation by the Chief Executive with political groupings and independents, the first meeting of the Council after the ordinary election of councillors will be held at a time to be determined by the Chief Executive but no later than the third Thursday after the election.
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