Policy And Resources Committee - 14/05/2001
At a MEETING of the FINANCE COMMITTEE held at Dundee on 14th May 2001.
Present:-
COUNCILLORS
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Lord Provost Helen WRIGHT |
Andrew DAWSON |
Dave BEATTIE |
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George de GERNIER |
Joe FITZPATRICK |
Iain M LUKE |
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John R LETFORD |
Allan PETRIE |
Julia M STURROCK |
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Betty WARD |
George REGAN |
Neil GLEN |
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Jill SHIMI |
Bruce D MACKIE |
Elizabeth F FORDYCE |
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Ian BORTHWICK |
Kenneth J N GUILD |
Fiona M GRANT |
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Robin PRESSWOOD |
Derek J SCOTT |
David BOWES |
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Richard BEATTIE |
John CORRIGAN |
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Councillor George REGAN, Convener, in the Chair.
The minute of meeting of this Committee of 16th April 2001was held as read.
Unless marked thus * all items stand delegated.
I RELIEF OF RATES - CHARITY RELIEF
There was submitted Report No. 268-2001 by the Director of Finance seeking authorisation to grant charity relief on the undernoted non-domestic property.
The Committee approved accordingly.
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Applicant |
Subjects |
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Dundee Cyrenians |
Reception and Settlement Centre 10 Brewery Lane Dundee
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Dundee Age Concern |
Day Centre 2/4 Caird Avenue Dundee |
II CHILDRENS' HOSPICE ASSOCIATION SCOTLAND
It was reported that the City Council had been asked to contribute towards the operating costs of Rachel House Childrens Hospice in Kinross which was run by the Childrens Hospice Association Scotland.
The Committee agreed to make a contribution of 4,850 for 2000 - 2001 to be funded from the Councils 2000 - 2001 Revenue Budget Contingency Fund and that future contributions be funded from the Social Work Revenue Budget.
III HOSPITAL FUND AND JOHNSTON BEQUEST
There was submitted Report No. 254-2001 by the Director of Finance advising the Committee of the additional income likely to be available in 2001 - 2002 for the above funds for distribution to Pensioners in financial need.
The Committee approved the issue of one application form per elected member in order that they may identify appropriate constituents within their ward for receipt of a pension from the above funds and that the pension be increased by 10 per annum to 50.
George REGAN, Convener