Tuesday, 11 February 2020

Meeting Mon 17th February

Lochardil & Drummond
Community Council
Agenda
Meeting of Monday 17th February 2019 at 7.30 pm
in the Inverness Royal Academy,
PE Classroom
1. Apologies
2. Minutes of the meetings of 25th November 2019 and 20th January 2020
3. Police Business
a)    Burglaries,
b)   Merlewood Road parking
4. Matters arising from Minutes:
a)      Drummond School Parking
b)      Buses - follow up to January meeting
c)      Newsletter
d)     Summer fĂȘte
5. Budget Update
6. Planning Matters –
Planning Application 33 Island Bank Road 19/05612/FUL
7. Correspondence
8. A.O.C.B.

HC's Common Good Fund

The Highland Council Common Good Asset Registers have now been published on the Council website.  They can be accessed by clicking “Common good asset register” from the “related download” link at the bottom of the page here.

Democracy Matters

Democracy Matters
The recent Local Governance Review can be accessed here:
https://mailchi.mp/a5980fbfa24d/localgovernancereview

National Planning Framework 4

The Scottish Government has published a range of resources to assist communities to engage with the development of National Planning Framework 4.

These include:
- dates of Scotland2050 Roadshow events across the country;
- materials for communities to help them develop their own responses to the Call for Ideas;
- details of a Community Grant Fund to support and enable communities to come together to host their own NPF4 events .

Details can be found on the Get Involved and Resources pages of the National Planning Framework 4 webpage
https://www.transformingplanning.scot/national-planning-framework

You can keep up-to-date with events and progress towards the development of NPF4 here:
www.transformingplanning.scot

 You can also follow @ScotGovPlanning on twitter.

Thursday, 9 January 2020

Lochardil and Drummond CC, along with Holm CC: a force to be reckoned with!

We hope for an constructive and  informative meeting. If you have an interest in the bus services in our area, we'd love to see you at the meeting.


Tuesday, 3 December 2019

Monday, 25 November 2019

Culduthel Woods work to start

This map shows felling and tree works that Highland Council are arranging very soon.


The work is being updertaken by a firm called Apex and supervised by Highland Council. The work may start as soon as the week commencing 25 November.. The Council and contractors are responsible for all safety arrangements, but parents and children are advised to avoid the woods and to take care. 
The Highland Council is taking a lead on this essential tree safety work close to paths and pavements but some remaining trees have been identified as potentially dangerous and can not be tackled until the Culduthel Woods Group have the necessary funds so residents should be aware of the situation and avoid the woods in high winds.

The Culduthel Woods Group is holding a meeting on 10th December: please see the details below.