LOCAL PLAN - REGULATION 19 (Item 7 on the original agenda)

Full council, 10 February 2020: a named vote on the amendment, carried.

For 15, Against 0, Abstained 1.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: No overall control. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

For (15)

Alan Walters (Conservative)
David Blanksby (Conservative)
David Wilby (Conservative)
Gordon Brown (Conservative)
Ian Razzell (Conservative)
June Fox (Conservative)
Karen Payne (Conservative)
Lucy Stephenson (Conservative)
Mr Nick Woodley (Conservative)
Nick Begy (Conservative)
Oliver Hemsley (Conservative)
Paul Ainsley (Conservative)
Richard Coleman (Conservative)
Samantha Harvey (Conservative)
Adam Lowe (IND&GRN)

Abstained (1)

Edward Baines (Conservative)

From the minutes

lan needed to be done once and done properly and that there was a need to get the HIF properly arranged and the site allocations correct prior to approving the Plan and therefore urged Councillors to vote against the amendment. Councillor Oxley stated that he had concerns about the HIF funding and questioned the position of the Council should the terms and conditions proposed by Homes England not be agreed and where the additional funding for St George's Barracks would come from. Councillor Stephenson stated the Local Plan would ensure that the Council were in control of how Rutland develops and to delay it would leave the Council vulnerable to external interference. She stated that there was a real need for the Council alongside the residents of Rutland to control the development sites in the County. Councillor G Brown commented that if the Council rejected the HIF money, the MOD could pass the land over to Homes England which could have a significant impact on Rutland housing development plan. It was explained that there would be an opportunity to have an early review of the Plan and the potential to bring forwards a review of site developments. Councillor Burrows commented that she had joined the Council to help residents and considered that there was wide discontent about the St George's site. Councillor Jones reported that she had experienced negative feedback from parish Councils about the Local Plan and suggested that there had only ever been 1 option proposed and that

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