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Kyleakin
and Kylerhea Community Council
Minutes of Meeting in Kyleakin day Centre
On Monday 11th February 2002
Present:
Billy
Reid, Mike Taylor, John Robertson, Councillor Bill
Fulton, Sgt. Dennis Hyndman (part time).
Apologies:
Ian
Sikorski
Sgt.
Dennis Hyndman, who is stationed at Broadford Police
Station, informed the Council of various incidents that,
had occurred in and around Kyleakin. He said that there
was now a full time night shift, which should cut down
on vehicular crime. We had a discussion on vandalism and
Sgt. Hyndman stressed that it was important that anyone
who witnessed vandalism, however minor, should phone the
police and there was no need to give their name.
Minutes
of meeting on 10th December 2001:
Proposed by Billy Reid, seconded by John Robertson,
carried.
1.
Matters Arising From Meeting of 10th December
2001
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1.1 |
The Secretary has written a letter of thanks
to the Skye Bridge Company for the annual
gift of a Xmas tree to the village. |
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2.
Correspondence
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2.1 |
A letter of thanks has been received from
Skye & Lochalsh Association for Disability
for the donation towards the purchase of
some musical instruments |
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2.2 |
A letter of thanks has been received from
Kyleakin WRI for the donation towards the
old people's fund. |
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2.3 |
A letter has been received from Skye &
Lochalsh Association for Disability
informing us of the progress of the Wildlife
Garden on the shore at Kyleakin. They have
requested that all garden refuse be dumped
to the east of the wildlife garden site
leaving clear the area between the two white
posts. They would be grateful if anyone has
any old garden tools that they could donate
to them. They have also asked if everyone in
the village could keep an eye out for
vandalism to the garden, already two trees
growing on the site have been cut down. |
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3.
A.O.C.B.
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3.1 |
Mr Taylor reported that the dry stone wall
around the Obbe was damaged in one or two
places. It was felt that this was probably
vandalism as it was unlikely that the small
tidal movement in the Obbe would be
sufficient to dislodge the stones. The
Council would have the wall repaired.
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Next
Meeting:
Monday 11th March 2002 at 19.30. |