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North Area Committee Held on 2 June 2005 (Pages 1-5) Submit Minute of Previous North Area Committee (Copy Herewith) AGENDA (1) Minute of Meeting of North Area Committee held on 2 June 2005 (pages 1-5) Submit Minute of previous North Area Committee (copy herewith) (2) Community Council Minutes (a) Cumbernauld Area Balloch Eastfield Community Council (pages 6-9) Submit Minutes of meetings of Balloch Eastfield Community Council held on 12 January, 2 March and 4 May 2005 (copies herewith) Carbrain and Hillcrest Community Council (pages 10-18) Submit Minutes of meetings of Carbrain and Hillcrest Community Council held on 3 November and 1 December 2004 and 2 February, 2 March and 11 May 2005 (copies herewith) Carrickstone Community Council (pages 19-25) Submit Minutes of meetings of Carrickstone Community Council held on 21 April, 9 June and 7 July 2005 (copies herewith) Castlecary Community Council (pages 26-27) Submit Minute of meeting of Castlecary Community Council held on 28 April and 24 May 2005 (copy herewith) Craigmarloch Community Council (pages 28-37) Submit Minutes of meetings of Craigmarloch Community Council held on 20 January, 17 February, 17 March, 21 April and 19 May 2005 (copies herewith) Dullatur Community Council (pages 38-39) Submit Minute of meeting of Dullatur Community Council held on 9 May 2005 (copy herewith) Greenfaulds and Luggiebank Community Council (pages 40-52) Submit Minutes of meetings of Greenfaulds and Luggiebank Community Council held on 18 November 2004 and 24 January, 21 March and 23 May 2005 (copies herewith) Kildrum Community Council (pages 53-58) Submit Minutes of meetings of Kildrum Community Council held on 30 March, 27 April and 25 May 2005 (copies herewith) The Village Community Council (pages 59-73) Submit Minutes of meetings of The Village Community Council held on 9 September, 14 October, 11 November and 9 December 2004 (copies herewith) Westfield Community Council (pages 74-77) Submit Minutes of meetings of Westfield Community Council held on 13 April and 11 May 2005 (copies herewith) (b) Kilsyth and Villages Area (A) Banton and Kelvinhead Community Council (pages 78-81) Submit Minutes of meetings of Banton and Kelvinhead Community Council held on 27 April and 25 May 2005 (copies herewith) NA8SEP.DOC 2 (B) Croy Community Council (pages 82-85) Submit Minutes of meetings of Croy Community Council held on 4 and 25 July 2005 (copies herewith) (C) Kilsyth Community Council (pages 86-93) Submit Minutes of meetings of Kilsyth Community Council held on 18 May and 20 April 2005 (copies herewith) (c) Northern Corridor (A) Chryston Community Council (pages 94-100) Submit Minutes of meetings of Chryston Community Council held on 25 April and 23 May 2005 (copies herewith) (B) Gartcosh Community Council (pages 101-110) Submit Minutes of meetings of Gartcosh Community Council held on 7 March, 9 May, 6 June, 4 July and 1 August 2005 (copies herewith) (C) Moodiesburn Community Council (pages 111-1 14) Submit Minutes of meetings of Moodiesburn Community Council held on 13 April and 11 May 2005 (copies herewith) (D) Stepps and District Community Council (pages 1 15-124) Submit Minutes of meetings of Stepps and District Community Council held on 17 January, 21 February, 21 March and 18 April 2005 (copies herewith) (3) Minutes of Meetings of Community Forums (a) Cumbernauld Community Forum (pages 125-132) (b) Kilsyth Community Forum (pages 133-137) (c) North Community Forum (pages 138-139) Submit reports dated 25 and 30 August 2005 by Director of Community Services enclosing as appendices, Minutes of meetings of the Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and North Community Forums (copies herewith) (4) Community Forums - Update (5) Good News (pages 140-142) Submit report dated 13 July 2005 by the Director of Community Services advising of projects and initiatives undertaken and supported by his Department (copy herewith) (6) Small Communities Projects (page 143-147) Submit report dated 25 August 2005 by the Director of Planning and Environment advising of the progress on projects relating to the Small Communities Projects (copy herewith) (7) 2004/05 Roads and Transportation Works Programme (pages 148-154) Submit report dated 8 September 2005 by the Director of Planning and Environment informing of progress undertaken in the Roads and Transportation Works Programme for the financial year (copy herewith) NA8SEP.DOC 3 (8) Cumbernauld Bus Tour (pages 155-186) Submit report dated 8 September 2005 by the Director of Planning and Environment advising of the action taken to address issues raised during the Cumbernauld Bus Tours on 6 and 7 October 2004 (copy herewith) (9) North Lanarkshire Local Plan Oral report by Director of Planning and Environment NA8SEP.DOC .
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