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Council
8 Dec 2016 - 18:00 to 21:00
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Agenda

Part A
1 Welcome and Announcements (Council)
(a)    The Mayor to welcome members of the public and Councillors and to invite the Chaplain to address the meeting.  The Mayor to remind all speakers of the requirement for microphones to be used at all times.

(b)    At the Mayor's discretion, to announce information on-

  • action in the event of an emergency;
  • use of mobile phones;
  • audio recording of the meeting;
  • location of toilets.
2 Have Your Say! (Council)
The Mayor to ask members of the public to indicate if they wish to ask a question, make a statement or present a petition on any matter relating to the business of the Council - either on an item on the agenda for this meeting or on a general matter not on this agenda and to invite any such contributions (Council Procedure Rule 6(2)).

(Note: A period of up to 15 minutes is available for general statements and questions under 'Have Your Say!').
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Marcus Harrington addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5) to express his concern about the size of the new garden waste sacks, which had a capacity 26 litres smaller than the previous sacks.  This was a significant reduction in size and in the service provided to residents.  Their reduced size made them more difficult to use and they should be removed from service.

Councillor Graham, Portfolio Holder for Waste and Sustainability, explained that the smaller size was the result of a manufacturing error.  Any resident wishing to replace the smaller bags should contact the Council.  

Amanda Kirk of Colchester Green Party and the People’s Assembly, addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5) to express her concern about the circumstances surrounding the eviction of the Parker family.  This had been very distressing for the family. Large amounts of taxpayers’ money had been spent on court fees and taxpayers were also being put at risk of a significant compensation payment. If the case was as straightforward as claimed, the Council should produce the paperwork to support its case

Diane Stevens addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5) to express her concern about the eviction of the Parker family and stated that she was ashamed to be part of a society that treated the vulnerable and homeless in this way.

Lee Parker addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5). He thanked members of the public and Councillors for the support his family had been given.  He highlighted the costs that had been incurred so far on his case and that further costs, such as storage costs, continued to be incurred. Shelter had asked Colchester Borough Homes to reconsider its position, but it had declined to do so. It had also been suggested that his family split into two units in order for them to be housed.  The difficulty of getting a foothold in the private sector was stressed. 

Autumn Parker addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5) to explain how distressing the eviction of their family had been and the impact it had had on her family.

In response to the speakers, Councillor Smith, Leader of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Strategy, indicated that some of the issues raised were outside the jurisdiction of the Council.  Concerns about the conduct of the eviction needed to be made to the appropriate authorities. He would be meeting with Mr Parker next week to discuss how he could assist. The Council wanted to build more Council housing but recent changes in government policy prevented this.
 
3 Minutes (Council)
A... Motion that the minutes of the meeting held on 2 November 2016  be confirmed as a correct record.
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RESOLVED that the minutes of the meeting held on 2 November 2016 be confirmed as a correct record.
pdf Minutes 02-11-16 (99Kb)
4 Declarations of Interest

The Chairman to invite Councillors to declare individually any interests they may have in the items on the agenda. Councillors should consult Meetings General Procedure Rule 7 for full guidance on the registration and declaration of interests. However Councillors may wish to note the following:- 

  • Where a Councillor has a disclosable pecuniary interest, other pecuniary interest or a non-pecuniary interest in any business of the authority and he/she is present at a meeting of the authority at which the business is considered, the Councillor must disclose to that meeting the existence and nature of that interest, whether or not such interest is registered on his/her register of Interests or if he/she has made a pending notification.  
     
  • If a Councillor has a disclosable pecuniary interest in a matter being considered at a meeting, he/she must not participate in any discussion or vote on the matter at the meeting. The Councillor must withdraw from the room where the meeting is being held unless he/she has received a dispensation from the Monitoring Officer.
     
  • Where a Councillor has another pecuniary interest in a matter being considered at a meeting and where the interest is one which a member of the public with knowledge of the relevant facts would reasonably regard as so significant that it is likely to prejudice the Councillor’s judgement of the public interest, the Councillor must disclose the existence and nature of the interest and withdraw from the room where the meeting is being held unless he/she has received a dispensation from the Monitoring Officer.
     
  • Failure to comply with the arrangements regarding disclosable pecuniary interests without reasonable excuse is a criminal offence, with a penalty of up to £5,000 and disqualification from office for up to 5 years.
5 Mayor's Announcements
Mayor's Announcements (if any) and matters arising pursuant to Council Procedure Rule 8(3).
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The Mayor invited Council to stand for a minutes silence in memory of former Councillor Eddie Plowright and Honorary Alderman Tony Webb who had recently died.

The Mayor announced the following forthcoming Mayoral and civic events:-

• Military Wives Choir Christmas Concert, Moot Hall, 15 December 2016
• “A Christmas Carol” performance by Anthony Roberts, Mayoral Suite, 17 December 2016
• Civic Carol Service, St Botolphs, 18 December 2016 

The Mayor announced that the Council had won the Environmental Awareness category at the Essex Business Awards.  Oliver Rogers of Essex and Suffolk Water, who sponsored the award, presented the award to the Mayor.  He highlighted the size and scale of Colchester Borough Council’s plans and how this made a difference to residents and paid tribute to the work of Wendy Bixby, Sustainability and Projects Officer.
 
6 Items (if any) referred under the Call-in Procedure (Council)
To consider any items referred by the Scrutiny Panel under the Call-in Procedure because they are considered to be contrary to the policy framework of the Council or contrary to, or not wholly in accordance with, the budget.
7 Recommendations of the Cabinet, Panels and Committees
To consider the following recommendations:-
7(i) Adoption of Myland and Braiswick Neighbourhood Plan
B... Motion that the recommendation made in minute 90 of the Local Plan Committee meeting of 7 November 2016 be approved and adopted.
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RESOLVED that the recommendation made in minute 90 of the Local Plan Committee meeting of 7 November 2016 be approved and adopted.
7(ii) Adoption of Boxted Neighbourhood Plan
C... Motion that the recommendation contained in minute 91 of the Local Plan Committee meeting on 7 November 2016.
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RESOLVED that the recommendation in minute 91 of the Local Plan Committee meeting on 7 November 2016 be approved and adopted.
7(iii) Establishment of the North Essex Garden Communities Local Delivery Vehicles and Funding Requirements

D... Motion that the recommendations contained in minute 117 of the Cabinet meeting of 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted. 

 

Main Amendment

Proposer: Councillor Willetts

That the motion on the Establishment of the North Essex Garden Communities Local Delivery Vehicles and Funding Requirements be approved and adopted subject to the following amendments:-

• to add after the words “Motion that recommendations” the following words: “(n), (o), (p) and (r). “
• Add after the word “adopted” “but that in regard to recommendation (q) Council informs Cabinet that the emerging local plan for 2017-2033 can be delivered without recourse to a garden community on the Colchester/Braintree borders, for which the economic case is unproven. Therefore Council considers that it would be strategically inopportune to proceed with the formation of Colchester Braintree Borders Ltd.”

If approved the revised wording of the Motion would be:-

D... Motion that recommendations (n), (o), (p) and (r) contained in minute 117 of the Cabinet meeting of 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted but that in regard to recommendation (q) Council informs Cabinet that the emerging local plan for 2017-2033 can be delivered without recourse to a garden community on the Colchester/Braintree borders, for which the economic case is unproven. Therefore Council considers that it would be strategically inopportune to proceed with the formation of Colchester Braintree Borders Ltd.

 
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Councillors Bentley (in respect of his membership of Essex County Council), Jowers, Lissimore (in respect of their membership of Essex County Council Development Regulation Committee) and Goss (as Vice Chairman of Myland Community Council) declared a non-pecuniary interest in the following item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).

Rosie Pearson of CAUSE addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5).  CAUSE accepted the need for more housing, but this needed to be of the right type and in the right place. The proposed garden community at West Tey was opposed as CAUSE did not believe that the necessary infrastructure would be upgraded to support the new population. The Council needed to look at the financial modelling and risks very carefully and ensure that these were understood.  It should also look elsewhere at alternative delivery methods. Garden settlements were not the only way to solve the housing crisis.  This was a risky vanity project, and she called on Council to support the main amendment. 

William Sunnocks of CAUSE addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5). CAUSE was not opposed to housing and had suggested alternative ways of delivering housing.  The structure of the Local Delivery Vehicles was very important and there was concern about the lack of local representation on them.  There was no provision to provide a legacy for local communities.  There was a wall of secrecy around the project, which was justified by claims of commercial confidentiality.  The West Tey settlement should be removed from the structure. The Council should take its time and get the project right.

Mark Goacher addressed Council pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 7(5). Whilst the need to build more housing to meet the needs of the homeless was accepted, garden communities would not address this.  The solution was to build more Council housing but central government prevented this, and to make the private rented sector more affordable.  Garden communities were essentially new towns. The details about the provision of health services were sketchy, and existing resources were already stretched.  The proposed communities would create huge urban sprawl on greenfield sites whilst there were still brownfield sites that had not been developed. 

It was proposed by Councillor Smith that the recommendations contained in minute 117 of the Cabinet meeting on 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted.

A main amendment was proposed by Councillor Willetts as follows:-

“That the motion on the Establishment of the North Essex Garden Communities Local Delivery Vehicles and Funding Requirements be approved and adopted subject to the following amendments:-

• to add after the words “Motion that recommendations” the following words: “(n), (o), (p) and (r). “
• Add after the word “adopted” “but that in regard to recommendation (q) Council informs Cabinet that the emerging local plan for 2017-2033 can be delivered without recourse to a garden community on the Colchester/Braintree borders, for which the economic case is unproven. Therefore Council considers that it would be strategically inopportune to proceed with the formation of Colchester Braintree Borders Ltd.”

Councillor Smith indicated that the main amendment was not accepted.  On being put to the vote the main amendment was lost (eighteen voted for, twenty nine voted against and one abstained from voting).

A named vote having been request pursuant to the provisions of Meetings General Procedure Rule 15(2) the voting was as follows:-

Those who voted for were:-

Councillors Arnold, Barber, Bentley, Buston, Chapman, Chillingworth, Davies, Elliott, A. Ellis, Hazell, Jarvis, Jowers, Lissimore,  Loveland, J. Maclean, Moore, Willetts and Wood  

Those who voted against were:-

Councillors Barlow, Barton, Bourne, Chaplin, Chuah, Coleman, Cope, Cory, Feltham, Fox, Goss, Graham, Harris, Higgins, Hogg, Liddy, Lilley, B. Oxford, P. Oxford, Pearson, Scordis, Scott, J. Scott-Boutell, L. Scott-Boutell, Smith, Warnes, T. Young, the Deputy Mayor (G. Oxford) and the Mayor (J. Young).  

Those who abstained from voting were:- 

Councillor Laws

The motion was then put to the vote and was approved and adopted (twenty nine voted for, eighteen voted against and one abstained from voting).

A named vote having been request pursuant to the provisions of Meetings General Procedure Rule 15(2) the voting was as follows:-

Those who voted for were:-

Councillors Barlow, Barton, Bourne, Chaplin, Chuah, Coleman, Cope, Cory, Feltham, Fox, Goss, Graham, Harris, Higgins, Hogg, Liddy, Lilley, B. Oxford, P. Oxford, Pearson, Scordis, Scott, J. Scott-Boutell, L. Scott-Boutell, Smith, Warnes, T. Young, the Deputy Mayor (G. Oxford) and the Mayor (J. Young).  

Those who voted against were:-

Councillors Arnold, Barber, Bentley, Buston, Chapman, Chillingworth, Davies, Elliott, A. Ellis, Hazell, Jarvis, Jowers, Lissimore,  Loveland, J. Maclean, Moore, Willetts and Wood  

Those who abstained from voting were:- 

Councillor Laws
 
7(iv) Local Council Tax Support 2017-18
E... Motion that the recommendation contained in minute 119 of the Cabinet meeting of 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted.
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RESOLVED that the recommendation in minute 119 of the Cabinet meeting of 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted.
7(v) Officer Pay Policy Statement 2017-18
F..,.Motion that the recommendation contained in minute 120 of the Cabinet meeting on 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted. 
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RESOLVED that the recommendation contained in minute 120 of the Cabinet meeting on 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted
7(vi) Nomination for Deputy Mayor 2017-18
G... Motion that the recommendation contained in minute 123 of the Cabinet meeting of 30 November 2016 be approved and adopted. 
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RESOLVED that the recommendation contained in minute 123 of the Cabinet meeting of 30 November be approved and adopted and Councillor Peter Chillingworth be nominated as Deputy Mayor for the Borough of Colchester for the 2017-18 municipal year.
8 Notices of Motion pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 11

(i)  Sustainability and Transformation Plan

Proposer: Councillor Bourne


H  Motion that this Council notes:

• The increasing level of public disquiet on the publication of the Five Year Forward View 2016-2021 'A Guide to the local health and care plan for North East Essex, West & East Suffolk', otherwise known as the Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP).

• That it is essential for closer integration and joint working around hospital, ambulance, primary care, social care and community services to not just meet common resource challenges in public and voluntary sectors, but to improve the patient/resident experience and outcomes.

• The lack of transparency around this latest NHS England overlay of health plans at a much wider footprint, together with the recent news revelations about hospital reconfigurations and changes to hospital and GP services without any engagement for Colchester residents undermines local democratic and public confidence in the STP process.
 
In these circumstances the Council calls upon those responsible for producing the forward view to agree that no steps will be taken to implement any changes until there is effective engagement with the public, patients and those many organisations, such as Colchester Borough Council, that are expected to be contributors to the planning and implementation of the STP. This includes formal public consultation on the Business Case that justifies the changes.

 

As the motion relates to a non-executive function it will be debated and determined at the meeting.

 
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Councillors Chuah (as the Council’s appointment to Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust), Harris (as a member of Essex County Council’s Health and Overview Scrutiny Committee), Graham (as a practising solicitor in litigation with Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust), T. Young (as a non-executive director of Southend Hospital University Foundation Trust) and J.  Young (in respect of her spouse’s position as a non-executive director of Southend Hospital University Foundation Trust) declared a non-pecuniary interest in the following item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).


It was proposed by Councillor Bourne that:-

Motion that this Council notes:

• The increasing level of public disquiet on the publication of the Five Year Forward View 2016-2021 'A Guide to the local health and care plan for North East Essex, West & East Suffolk', otherwise known as the Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP).

• That it is essential for closer integration and joint working around hospital, ambulance, primary care, social care and community services to not just meet common resource challenges in public and voluntary sectors, but to improve the patient/resident experience and outcomes.

• The lack of transparency around this latest NHS England overlay of health plans at a much wider footprint, together with the recent news revelations about hospital reconfigurations and changes to hospital and GP services without any engagement for Colchester residents undermines local democratic and public confidence in the STP process.
 
In these circumstances the Council calls upon those responsible for producing the forward view to agree that no steps will be taken to implement any changes until there is effective engagement with the public, patients and those many organisations, such as Colchester Borough Council, that are expected to be contributors to the planning and implementation of the STP. This includes formal public consultation on the Business Case that justifies the changes.
 

On being put to the vote, the motion was approved and adopted (twenty eight voted for, nineteen voted against and four abstained from voting).
 
9 Questions to Cabinet Members and Chairmen pursuant to Council Procedure Rule 10

To receive and answer pre-notified questions in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 10(1) followed by any oralquestions (not submitted in advance) in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 10(3).

(Note: a period of up to 60 minutes is available for pre-notified questions and oral questions by Members of the Council to Cabinet Members and Chairmen (or in their absence Deputy Chairmen))

 

None received at the time of the publication of the Summons.

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Questioner

Subject

Response

Verbal Questions

Councillor Harris

Would the Portfolio Holder for Business, Leisure and Opportunities pass on his congratulations to those who had managed the Litter Warriors scheme?

Councillor Feltham, Portfolio Holder for Business, Leisure and Opportunities, indicated that she would and thanked ward councillors for their work in making the scheme a success.

Councillor Scordis

Would the Portfolio Holder for Business, Leisure and Opportunities reconsider her stance on providing funding towards the Cricket Festival?

Councillor Feltham, Portfolio Holder for Business, Leisure and Opportunities, indicated that she would not. It was for Essex County Cricket club to decide how best it should engage with its fans in North Essex. It would also be appropriate for the businesses that benefited from such festivals to provide sponsorship.

Councillor Lissimore

What action would be taken in respect of a Council employee whom it was alleged had kicked a homeless person at St Mary’s car park? Was this representative of the attitude of the Council towards the homeless?

Councillor Smith, Leader of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Strategy, indicated he would look into the matter. The Council had sought to address housing need through building Council homes, but this was no longer possible due to changes introduced by central government. The Council had also introduced a number of policies designed to help those in housing need.

Councillor Hazell

Could the Portfolio Holder for Business, Leisure and Opportunities explain if there had been any progress in enabling customers to book West End Tennis Centre by paying online?

Councillor Feltham, Portfolio Holder for Business, Leisure and Opportunities explained that the Council had to strike a balance between the benefits of the service and the costs involved in delivering it. Over the winter period there were difficulties in booking online and by telephone. She was not in a position to confirm when this would be delivered.

Councillor Fox

Would the Portfolio Holder for Culture and Regeneration provide an update on the take up of studio space at the Creative Business Centre at 37 Queen Street?

Councillor T. Young, Portfolio Holder for Culture and Regeneration, explained that all spaces had been taken. It was an excellent facility and an example of collaborative working between Colchester Borough Council and Essex County Council, and he urged all Councillors to visit.

Councillor Liddy

Would the Portfolio Holder for Waste and Sustainability agree that the aim of the introduction of wheeled bins was to drive up recycling rates and to shift some of the burden for recycling from the resident to the local authority?

Councillor Graham, Portfolio Holder for Waste and Sustainability, agreed that that the aim was to increase recycling rates and reduce the amount of waste being sent to landfill.

Councillor Barber

Would the Leader of the Council provide a written response to the question on breakdown on the New Homes Bonus he had asked at the Council meeting in November?

Councillor Smith, Leader of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Strategy, indicated that he would ensure a written response was sent shortly.

Councillor Barber

Would the Portfolio Holder for Safer Communities and Licensing explain the reasons for the increase in town centre car parking charges and the impact this would have on businesses?

Councillor Lilley, Portfolio Holder for Safer Communities and Licensing, indicated that he would provide a written answer.

Councillor Jarvis

Would the Portfolio Holder for Culture and Resources reconsider and provide a further period of consultation on Vineyard Gate. It was ten years since the last public consultation and it would provide an opportunity for the public to tell the Council what they needed or wanted the scheme to provide.

Councillor T. Young, Portfolio Holder for Culture and Regeneration, indicated that there would not be a further period of public consultation other than the statutory consultations required.

Councillor Pearson

In view of the adoption of the motion on the Sustainability and Transformation Plan, would the Scrutiny Panel look at Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust and the STP and if so, when. Would an additional meeting of the Panel be considered?

Councillor Davies, Chairman of the Scrutiny Panel, indicated that this was on the Panel’s work programme. It was unlikely to be held until the next municipal year. An additional meeting of the Panel would be considered, if it could provide useful and meaningful scrutiny.

Councillor Chapman

Could the Leader of the Council provide further information about Lord Kerslake’s review on Garden Communities? Would this be made public?

Councillor Smith, Leader of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Strategy indicated that this was a peer review of the Garden Communities scheme. A preliminary copy would be made available to the Leaders of the Councils involved in the project tomorrow. It was hoped that the report would be made public but this would need to be agreed amongst the four authorities.

Councillor Scott

Given the success of the pop up Syrian café at Firstsite, in collaboration with the Vaucher exhibition, would the use of the café be extended?

Councillor T. Young, Portfolio Holder for Culture and Regeneration, highlighted that he believed that Firstsite was starting to thrive. The Board was considering the use of the café, which was being let to a new provider in the new year. The pop up café had showed how successful it could be.

Councillor Goss

Following his visit to the Northern Approaches estate to look at parking issues, would the Portfolio Holder for Safer Communities and Licensing support a full parking review for the estate?

Councillor Lilley, Portfolio Holder for Safer Communities and Licensing, indicated that he would provide a written answer.

Councillor Davies

Would the Leader of the Council provide a written response to the question on data breaches arising from the break in at Rowan House she had asked at the Council meeting in November?

Councillor Smith, Leader of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Strategy, indicated that he would ensure a written response was sent shortly.
10 Members Allowances Scheme
See report by the Monitoring Officer
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RESOLVED that the recommendations made in the Monitoring Officer's report be approved and adopted.
11 Schedule of Portfolio Holder Decisions
To note the Schedule of Portfolio Holder decisions for the period 17 October 2016- 21 November 2016.
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RESOLVED that the schedule of Portfolio Holder decisions covering the period 17 October 2016 - 21 November 2016 be noted.
12 Urgent Items (Council)
To consider any business not specified in the Summons which by reason of special circumstances the Mayor determines should be considered at the meeting as a matter of urgency.
13 Reports Referred to in Recommendations

The reports specified below are submitted for information and referred to in the recommendations specified in item 7 of the agenda:

 

pdf Adoption of Myland and Braiswick Neighbourhood Plan - report to Local Plan Committee (2963Kb)
pdf Adoption of Boxted Neighbourhood Plan - report to Local Plan Committee (1527Kb)
pdf Establishment of Garden Communities - report to Cabinet (901Kb)
pdf Local Council Tax Support - report to Cabinet (139Kb)
pdf Officer Pay Policy - report to Cabinet (266Kb)
14 Exclusion of the Public (not Scrutiny or Executive)
In accordance with Section 100A(4) of the Local Government Act 1972 to exclude the public, including the press, from the meeting so that any items containing exempt information (for example confidential personal, financial or legal advice), in Part B of this agenda (printed on yellow paper) can be decided. (Exempt information is defined in Section 100I and Schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972).
Prayers
160
The meeting was opened with prayers by the Reverend Ken Chalmers.
Apologies
161
Apologies were received from Councillors Davidson, D. Ellis and F. Maclean.
Part B

Declarations of Interests

Member NameItem Ref.DetailsNature of DeclarationAction
Councillor Kevin Bentley167Councillor Bentley (in respect of his membership of Essex County Council) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor Helen Chuah171Councillor Chuah (in respect of her position as the Council's appointee to Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor Martin Goss167Councillor Goss (in respect of his position as Vice Chair of Myland Community Council) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor Dominic Graham171Councillor Graham (in respect of his employment as a solicitor in litigation with Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor Dave Harris171Councillor Harris (in respect of his membership of Essex County Council's health and Overview Scrutiny Committee) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor John Jowers167Councillor Jowers (in respect of his membership of Essex County Council's Development Regulation Committee) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor Sue Lissimore167Councillor Lissimore (in respect of her membership of Essex County Council's Development Regulation Committee) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor Tim Young171Councillor T. Young (in respect of his position as a non executive director of Southend Hospital University Foundation Trust) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made
Councillor Julie Young171Councillor J. Young (in respect of her spouse's position as a non executive director of Southend Hospital University Foundation Trust) declared a non-pecuniary interest in this item pursuant to the provisions of Council Procedure Rule 9(5).Non-PecuniaryDeclaration made

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