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Resolved that: The objections be noted. The objections raised by LARA and TRF where they relate specifically to the issue of fly tipping be upheld and the order not be confirmed.
No apologies for absence were received as all Members were present.
No Declarations of Interest were made.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: The objections be noted. The objections raised by LARA and TRF where they relate specifically to the issue of fly tipping be upheld and the order not be confirmed.
The Chair introduced the report. The following questions were then made by the Members and were responded to in detail by the Officers: • Do we know if the local authority has anything in progress to counteract the fly tipping? • Have we thought about putting cameras there? Resolved that: The objections be noted. The objections raised by LARA and TRF where they relate specifically to the issue of fly tipping be upheld and the order not be confirmed.
The Chair advised that there was no other business deemed urgent.
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