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Councils · Thanet District Council

2023/24 Budget and 2023-27 Medium Term Financial Plan

Full council, 9 February 2023: a named vote on the amendment, carried.

For 46, Against 0, Abstained 3.

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 (46)

Abstained (3)

From the minutes

tion in forecast income managed through the Council's earmarked reserve for on-street parking;” The Interim Head of Legal and Monitoring Officer conducted a recorded vote on the motion as follows: 47 Members voted in favour of the amendment: Councillors Albon, Ashbee, Austin, Bailey, Bambridge, J Bayford, R Bayford, Braidwood, Coleman-Cooke, Crittenden, Currie, Dexter, Duckworth, Everitt, Fellows, Garner, Hart, Hopkinson, Huxley, Keen, Kup, Leys, Pat Moore, Paul Moore, Anne-Marie Nixey, Ovenden, Parsons, L Piper, Pugh, Rattigan, Rawf, Rogers, Rusiecki, D Saunders, M Saunders, Savage, Scobie, Scott, Shonk, Shrubb, Smith, Tomlinson, Towning, Wallin, Whitehead, Wright and Yates No Members voted against amendment: Three members abstained: Councillors Boyd, Stuart Piper and Wing. The amendment was AGREED. Councillor Albon proposed and Councillor Everitt seconded the following Amendment: To remove £85k growth from the estates

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