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RESOLVED- That the minutes of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee held on 31 January 2023 be approved and signed as a correct record.
RESOLVED- That the update report on the Conwy Harbour operations and developments be noted. RECOMMENDATION TO CABINET:- That the Harbour Reserves should not be directed to any other services and should be protected and used for the function of Conwy Harbour.
It was proposed and seconded that Town Councillor Joan Vaughan be appointed as Chair of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee for 2023/2024. RESOLVED- That Town Councillor Joan Vaughan be appointed as Chair of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee for 2023/2024.
It was proposed and seconded that Bryn Hughes (Conwy Musselmen and Boatmen's Association) be appointed as Vice-Chair of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee for 2023/2024. RESOLVED- That Bryn Hughes (Conwy Musselmen and Boatmen's Association) be appointed as Vice-Chair of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee for 2023/2024.
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Decision as recorded
RESOLVED- That the minutes of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee held on 31 January 2023 be approved and signed as a correct record.
The minutes of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee held on 31 January 2023 were submitted for approval. RESOLVED- That the minutes of the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee held on 31 January 2023 be approved and signed as a correct record.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED- That the update report on the Conwy Harbour operations and developments be noted. RECOMMENDATION TO CABINET:- That the Harbour Reserves should not be directed to any other services and should be protected and used for the function of Conwy Harbour.
The Harbour Master presented a report on the developments and operations of Conwy Harbour and highlighted key points from the report. With regard to upgrading the Conwy quay toilet facilities with a shower cubicle, Members were advised that it was within the plans but funding was dependent on the development of the Civic Hall, Conwy. Members supported a recommendation to Cabinet that the Harbour Reserves should not be directed to any other services and should be protected and used for the function of Conwy Harbour. It was noted that the reserves were funded by reasonable harbour charges and should the money accrued from charges be spent on another purpose, then under Section 31 of the Harbours Act 1964 it was possible that the charges could be challenged. The Harbour Master advised that it would be cost prohibitive for the Council to dispose of out-of-date flares, however, boat owners were permitted to take them to a Norwest Marine, Liverpool for disposal. It was noted that Hafan Pwllheli Marina accepted out-of-date flares for a small charge. Conwy Town Council had agreed to fund the cost for additional sand on Conwy Quay (behind the Parisella’s Kiosk) and it was expected that this would be deposited before the start of the school summer holidays. As a result of the changes in Marine Licensing, it was no longer possible to take any wind-blown sand from one area to deposit in another area, such as Conwy Quay. Members were advised that after restoration, the Beacon’s Jetty would be back in situ by 6 July 2023. RESOLVED- That the update report on the Conwy Harbour operations and developments be noted. RECOMMENDATION TO CABINET:- That the Harbour Reserves should not be directed to any other services and should be protected and used for the function of Conwy Harbour.
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