Minutes:
Moved by Alderman Rodgers,
Seconded by Councillor Campbell,
That the minutes of the proceedings of the Strategic Policy and Resources Committee of 20th and 22nd June, omitting matters in respect of which the Council has delegated its powers to the Committee, be approved and adopted.
Amendment
Draft Plan Strategy - Belfast
Local Development Plan
Moved by Councillor Johnston,
Seconded by Councillor Reynolds,
That the decision of the Strategic Policy and Resources Committee of 22nd June, under the heading “Draft Plan Strategy – Belfast Local Development Plan”, be amended to provide that the policy HOU5 on Affordable Housing will have a threshold of 10 units, 0.2 hectares and the percentage reduced to 10%.
On a recorded vote, twenty Members voted for the amendment and thirty-two against and it was declared lost.
For 20
Aldermen Browne, Copeland, Kingston, McCoubrey, McGimpsey, L. Patterson, Rodgers, Sandford and Spence; and Councillors Corr Johnston, Craig, Dorrian, Dudgeon, Graham, Hussey Hutchinson, Johnston, Newton, Pankhurst and Reynolds.
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Against 32
The Lord Mayor (Councillor Hargey); the Deputy Lord Mayor (Councillor McDonough-Brown); the High Sheriff (Councillor Howard); Alderman Convery; and Councillors Armitage, Attwood, Baker, Beattie, Campbell, Canavan, Carson, Clarke, Collins, Corr, Garrett, Groves, Heading, Long, Lyons, Magee, Magennis, McAteer, McConville, McReynolds, Mullan, Murphy, Nic Biorna, Nicholl, O’Donnell, O’Hara, O’Neill and Walsh.
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Area Based Festivals Funding
Councillor Long indicated that he wished to propose an amendment to the decisions within the minutes of the meetings of 20th and 22nd June, under the heading “Area Based Festivals Funding”. Initial advice had indicated that this decision had been taken by the Committee under the powers delegated to it under Standing Order 37(a).
Following a review of the minutes and discussion, the Council agreed, in view of the discrepancy in the minutes around the functions which the Council had agreed should be delegated to the Committee, to allow the amendment to be submitted.
Amendment
Area Based Festivals Funding
Moved by Councillor Long,
Seconded by Councillor Lyons,
That the decisions of the Strategic Policy and Resources Committee of 20th and 22nd June, under the headings “Area Based Festivals Funding” be rejected and accordingly no funding be provided.
On a recorded vote, eighteen Members voted for the amendment and thirty-two against and it was declared lost.
For 18
The Deputy Lord Mayor (Councillor McDonough-Brown); the High Sheriff (Councillor Howard); Aldermen Browne, Convery, Copeland, McGimpsey and Rodgers; and Councillors Armitage, Attwood, Dudgeon, Heading, Johnston, Long, Lyons, McReynolds, Mullan, Nicholl and O’Neill. |
Against 32
The Lord Mayor (Councillor Hargey) Aldermen Kingston, McCoubrey, L. Patterson, Sandford and Spence; and Councillors Baker, Beattie, Campbell, Canavan, Carson, Clarke, Collins, Corr, Corr Johnston, Craig, Dorrian, Garrett, Groves, Hussey, Hutchinson, Magee, Magennis, McAteer, McConville, Murphy, Newton, Nic Biorna, O’Hara, Pankhurst, Reynolds and Walsh. |
Amendment
Publicising Planning Applications in the Press
Moved by Councillor Garrett,
Seconded by Councillor Attwood,
That the decision of the Strategic Policy and Resources Committee of 22nd June, under the heading “Publicising Planning Applications in the Press”, be rejected and accordingly the Council agrees to adopt Option 2, that is, to continue to publicise planning applications in two newspapers.
On a recorded vote, twenty-three Members voted for the amendment and twenty-eight against and it was declared lost.
For 23
The Lord Mayor (Councillor Hargey); and Councillors Attwood, Baker, Beattie, Campbell, Canavan, Carson, Clarke, Collins, Corr, Garrett, Groves, Heading, Lyons, Magee, Magennis, McAteer, McConville, Murphy, Nic Biorna, O’Donnell, O’Hara and Walsh.
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Against 28
The Deputy Lord Mayor (Councillor McDonough-Brown); the High Sheriff (Councillor Howard); Aldermen Browne, Convery, Copeland, Kingston, McCoubrey, McGimpsey, L. Patterson, Rodgers, Sandford and Spence; and Councillors Armitage, Corr Johnston, Craig, Dorrian, Dudgeon, Graham, Hussey, Hutchinson, Johnston, Long, McReynolds, Mullan, Newton, Nicholl, O’Neill, Pankhurst and Reynolds.
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