Business and Planning Act 2020 – Update to Pavement Licensing Regime.
Full council, 25 July 2024: a named vote, carried.
For 31, Against 0, Abstained 0.
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.
Only one side of this vote could be read from the minutes. The others may be recorded in a form that couldn't be read, or not at all.
For (31)
- Adrian Birch (Green)
- Andrew McDermid (Green)
- Andy Moore (Green)
- Beth Llewellyn (Green)
- Chris McFarling (Green)
- Dave Tradgett (Green)
- David Wheeler (Green)
- Jackie Dale (Green)
- Jackie Fraser (Green)
- Johnathan Lane (Green)
- Mark Topping (Green)
- Richard Burton (Green)
- Sid Phelps (Green)
- Trevor Roach (Green)
- Clive Elsmore (Independent)
- James Bevan (Independent)
- John Francis (Independent)
- Philip Burford (Independent)
- Simon Phelps (Independent)
- Alan Preest (Conservative)
- Clayton Williams (Conservative)
- Harry Ives (Conservative)
- Nick Evans (Conservative)
- Di Martin (Labour)
- Jacob Sanders (Labour)
- Patrick Kyne (Labour)
- Shaun Stammers (Labour)
- Bernie O'Neill (Prog Ind)
- Jamie Elsmore (Prog Ind)
- Julia Gooch (Prog Ind)
- Gill Moseley (Liberal Democrats)
From the minutes
then 14 days to determine the application. Debate There was no debate. Resolved, that Council: 1. Approved the draft Pavement Licensing Policy and Fees, attached at Annex ‘A'. Voting was as follows: For (31) Councillors Di Martin, Richard Burton, Jackie Dale, Johnathan Lane, Jackie Fraser, Beth Llewellyn, Andrew McDermid, Dave Tradgett, Trevor Roach, David Wheeler, Mark Topping, Patrick Kyne, Jacob Sanders, James Bevan, Harry Ives, Clayton Williams, Nick Evans, Alan Preest, Julia Gooch, Jamie Elsmore, Bernie O'Neill, Gill Moseley, Clive Elsmore, Philip Burford, John Francis, Shaun Stammers, Chris McFarling, Sid Phelps, Adrian Birch, Andy Moore, Simon Phelps. Abstain (0) Against (0) Total (31) Councillor Alison Bruce's vote was not recorded but would like it noted that the vote was ‘for'.
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