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Committee Minutes North Ayrshire Council 17 February 2000 Irvine, 17 February 2000 - Minutes of the Meeting of North Ayrshire Council held in the Council Chambers, Cunninghame House, Irvine on Thursday 17 February 2000 at 5.00 p.m. Present Thomas Barr, John Bell, Jacqueline Browne, Jack Carson, Gordon Clarkson, Ian Clarkson, Stewart Dewar, John Donn, David Gallagher, Samuel Gooding, Jane Gorman, Elliot Gray, Alan Hill, James Jennings, Margaret McDougall, Elizabeth McLardy, Peter McNamara, Elisabethe Marshall, John Moffat, David Munn, Margaret Munn, Alan Munro, Robert Rae, John Reid, Robert Reilly, Samuel Taylor, John Sillars and Richard Wilkinson. In Attendance J Travers, Acting Chief Executive; T Orr, Corporate Director (Property Services); G Irving, Corporate Director (Social Services); B Gardner, Acting Corporate Director (Educational Services); J Barrett, Assistant Chief Executive (Information Technology); A Herbert, Assistant Chief Executive (Finance); B MacDonald, Assistant Chief Executive (Development and Promotion); I Mackay, Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Regulatory); and G Lawson, Principal Policy Officer (Chief Executive’s). Chair Mr Taylor in the Chair. Apologies for Absence David O’Neill and Joseph McKinney. 1. Minutes Confirmed The Minutes of the Meeting of the Council held on 16 December 1999 were confirmed. 2. Questions In terms of Standing Order No. 10, submitted Question by Councillor Wilkinson in the following terms:- Why was information on the Council’s attitude and policy to Section 28 given to the BBC Television Newsnight Scotland programme on or around 25th January when the matter has not been debated by Elected Members? In response the Depute Leader of the Council replied as follows:- “The Council’s submission on the repeal of Section 28 was part of their overall submission to the Consultation Paper issued by the Scottish Executive in “Standards in Public life”. The submission was passed to the Scottish Executive on 14 January, which was the deadline after authorisation by the Leader of the Council. No comment was made to BBC Television’s “Newsnight Scotland” or to any other outside organisation until after that date. It was agreed that the response would be recommended for homologation at the next Corporate Policy Committee, within whose Page 1 remit such matters lie, on 7 February. The Corporate Policy Committee agreed to homologate the Council’s response.” Noted. 3. Reports of Committees The annexed reports of Committees being the Minutes of the Meetings as undernoted were submitted, moved and seconded in terms of Standing Order No. 9 and approved as follows:- Planning and Regulatory Sub-Committee: 20 December 1999 1- Special Executive and Ratification Committee: 21 December 1999 15 - Planning and Regulatory Sub-Committee: 0 January 2000 16 - Executive and Ratification Committee: 11 January 2000 20 - Educational Services Committee: 2 January 2000 21 - Planning and Regulatory Sub-Committee: 17 January 2000 27 - Executive and Ratification Committee: 18 January 2000 32 - Social Services Committee: 19 January 2000 33 - Planning and Regulatory Sub-Committee: 24 January 2000 39 - Executive and Ratification Committee: 25 January 2000 45 - Property Services Committee: 26 January 2000 46 - Planning and Regulatory Sub-Committee: 31 January 2000 65 - Executive and Ratification Committee: 1 February 2000 72 - Corporate Services Committee: 2 February 2000 73 - Planning and Regulatory Sub-Committee: 7 February 2000 90 - Executive and Ratification Committee: 8 February 2000 93 - Garnock Valley, North Coast and Cumbrae Committee: 9 February 2000 94 - Three Towns and Arran Committee: 9 February 2000 97 - Irvine, Kilwinning, Dreghorn and Springside Committee: 9 February 2000 101 - Corporate Policy Committee: 14 February 2000 105 - Special Corporate Policy Committee: 17 February 2000 108 - Page 2 4. Authorisation of the Execution of the Deeds on Behalf of North Ayrshire Council The Council authorised in terms of Section 194(2) of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 the execution of the following deeds on behalf of the Council:- FEU DISPOSITIONS by North Ayrshire Council in favour of the undernoted and with regard to the subjects shown:- Mr John Hughes and Ms Tracy Cashmore Logan 26 Mains Avenue, Beith Mr George McCulloch and Mrs Janet McCulloch 4 Bilby Terrace, Irvine Ms Annie Clark Kerr and Mr Thomas Clark Kerr 18 Galt Avenue, Irvine Mr Peter Andrews and Mrs Pauline Andrews 90 Milton Road, Kilbirnie John McKenna and Mrs Elizabeth Anne McKenna 17 Sunderland Court, Kilbirnie Ms Patricia Andrew McLaughlin 3 Elms Place, Stevenston Mrs Audrey Elizabeth Tasker 25 Lawfield Avenue, West Kilbride Michael Rankine Goldie and Mrs Gwen Caroline 18 Cherrywood Drive, Beith Goldie Ms Ruth Donaghy and Mr Philip Imrie 1 Littlestane Rise, Girdle Toll Margaret McAnespie Cochrane Payne 47 Caldon Road, Irvine Ms Heather MacKinnon and Mr Thomas Herriot 26 Cramond Way, Irvine Spence Mrs Elizabeth Niblock and Mr William Niblock 5 Frew Terrace, Irvine Crawford Jackson Wilson and Linda Anne Bell or 30 Moorfoot Way, Irvine Wilson Mr Alexander Lambie Shannon and Mrs Margaret 31 Moorfoot Way, Irvine Elizabeth Happel or Shannon Lorraine Anne Learoyd 43 Stockbridge Crescent, Kilbirnie Page 3 Mr John Austin and Mrs Margaret Austin 39 Ailsa Road, Saltcoats John McCubbin 59 Dalry Road, Saltcoats Mr George McCall and Mrs Anne McCall 73 High Road, Saltcoats Mr Stuart Campbell 7 Welsh Place, Saltcoats Mr Charles McGurk and Mrs Sheila Campbell 46 Hillside Street, Stevenston McGurk Jessie Hannah Farrell Garrett 20 Morrison Avenue, Stevenston Allister Donaldson Nesbit 7 Central Avenue, Ardrossan Mrs Agnes Annie Conaghan 23 Churchill Drive, Ardrossan Mr Alexander Ferguson Wardrope and Mrs Karen 22 Rowanside Terrace, Ardrossan Murphy Mr Kenneth Andrew Saboulis and Mrs Wilma Ann 17 Audlea Road, Beith Saboulis Alexander Gardiner and Margaret Frances Ann 62 Larch Terrace, Beith Gardiner Mrs Mary Duncan 10 Kelburn Avenue, Fairlie Mr Peter Robert Kyle McGuire and Mrs Jacqueline 37 Bowmore Court, Irvine McGuire David Haldane Adrain 27 Cairnsmore Way, Irvine Mr Robert Hollas and Mrs Wilma Hollas 121 Clark Drive, Irvine Mrs Anne Graham 22 Dick Terrace, Irvine Mr Craig Stirling Davidson and Mrs Gail Mary 22 Duntonknoll, Irvine Janette Davidson Mr Thomas Watters and Mrs Anne Watters 32 Gigha Terrace, Irvine Page 4 Mrs Margaret Docherty 90 Haddington Gardens, Irvine Mr Robert Jamieson and Mrs Linda Jamieson 25 Hillshaw Green, Irvine Mr David Thomas George Syme and Mrs Karen 129 Leven Place, Irvine Syme Mrs Matilda Mounce 87 Muir Drive, Irvine Ms Sarah Murch Woodward 29 Fudstone Drive, Kilbirnie Matthew Hood and Sandra Hood 23 High Street, Kilbirnie Mrs Clare Ellen Smart 74 Stockbridge Crescent, Kilbirnie James Anthony Quinn and Mrs Margaret McDougall 10 Torrlinn Terrace Kilmory, Isle of Arran Quinn Ms Esther Wilson Hannah 26 Stobbs Crescent, Kilwinning Mr David Nixon and Mrs Pamela Alice Nixon 89 Innes Park Road, Skelmorlie Mr Ian Banks and Mrs Sheena Banks 28 Campbell Avenue, Stevenston Mr John Currie Henderson and Mrs Sheena Jane 85 Keppenburn Avenue, Fairlie Henderson Mr David Alexander Hamilton and Mrs Alison 25 Auchenharvie Place, Girdle Toll Margaret Hamilton Mrs Morag Irvine 15 East Road, Irvine Miss Lynda May Collins 9 Lewis Rise, Irvine Peter Padden and Mrs Margaret Padden 7 Parkside, Irvine Ms Marie McDade 14 Winton Avenue, Kilwinning Mr Alexander Hannah Allan 26 Greeto Falls Avenue, Largs Page 5 Mr Christopher John Evans and Mrs Mary Evans 44 Queens Avenue, Largs Mrs Ellen Brown 60 Burns Avenue, Saltcoats Ms Mary Jane Warren Frew 9 Ailsa Drive, Stevenston Mr Peter McCann and Ms Jacqueline Margaret Watt 24 Elm Park, Ardrossan Beverley-Anne MacPherson 25 Ash Drive, Beith Ms Valerie Anne Menzies 40 Beech Avenue, Beith Mr James McFarlane Dickie 26 Bute Court, Dreghorn Mr Derek Leeson 31 Birkshill, Irvine Ms Ellen Douglas Young 30 Donaldson Drive, Irvine Mary Theresa Digney and Eileen Francis Digney 18 Duntonknoll, Irvine Mr John Boyd Stewart and Mrs Elizabeth Stewart 25 Stewart Drive, Irvine Ms Anne Buchan 8 South Drive, Kilbirnie Mr Ian John Paxton Jackson and Mrs Ann Girdwood 26 Mulgrew Avenue, Saltcoats Jackson IMPROVEMENT/REPAIRS GRANTS by North Ayrshire Council in favour of the undernoted and with regard to the subjects shown:- 55 Duddingston Avenue, Kilwinning 1 Parkend Gardens, Saltcoats 29 Jacks Road, Saltcoats Bleeze Road, Dalry G/R 37 Cubrieshaw Street, West Kilbride Page 6 237 Bank Street, Irvine G/L 37 Cubrieshaw Street, West Kilbride 1 Welsh Place, Saltcoats 4 Hopetoun Bank, Irvine 17 Brockly View, Kilbirnie 43 Overton Court, West Kilbride 102 Main Street, Dreghorn 1 Smith Street, Dalry 32 Whitecraig Road, Ardrossan 101 High Road, Saltcoats MINUTE OF AGREEMENT (RENT REVIEW) between North Ayrshire Council and James Williamson, Lylestone Caravan Park Kilwinning. MINUTE OF LEASE between Konon Ltd and North Ayrshire Council, 60 Bank Street, Irvine. MINUTE OF AGREEMENT between North Ayrshire Council and Anotek Ltd. MINUTE OF AGREEMENT between North Ayrshire Council and Smurfit UK Ltd, Unit 36D Kyle Road, Irvine. MINUTE OF AGREEMENT between North Ayrshire Council and Smurfit UK Ltd Unit 36A Kyle Road, Irvine. MINUTE OF RENUNCIATION between North Ayrshire Council and Farooq Ramzan. (30mph) SPEED LIMIT ORDER 2000 Benslie Village 3 March 2000. DISPOSITION by North Ayrshire Council in favour of Nacco Materials Handling Ltd, Portland Road, Irvine. LEASE between North Ayrshire Council and Teleview Direct Ltd, Units 17 and 19, Rennie Business Units, Saltcoats.
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