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	CAMBUSKENNETH COMMUNITY COUNCIL Correspondence Contact: Elizabeth Rimmer 18 North Street Cambuskenneth Stirling FK9 5NB 01786 474155 email elizabeth@burnedthumb.co.uk
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	Cambuskenneth Community Council Correspondence Contact: Elizabeth Rimmer 18 North Street Cambuskenneth Stirling FK9 5NB 01786 474155 email burnedthumb@tesco.net website: www.cambuskenneth.info 5^th October 7.30 Village Hall Cambuskenneth Attending: Community Council members, residents, Stirling Council Member, Community Police Officer PC Mark Hutcheon Agenda Apologies l Minutes of previous meeting l matters arising l updates � accounts – to date � police report � report from FVPH Partnership meeting 3oth September EMR l resignations from council – responses l flooding risk, request for clarification l Christmas social events l railway protest l trees and hedges l AOCB l Date and time of next meeting
	Community plan/issue 3/Mar08
Our Themes for action are: Environment Roads Riverbanks Grasscutting Community Facilities Public Areas Play Areas Website Tourism Policing				Cambuskenneth is a small, rural community, a conservation haven in the bustling city of Stirling. The village boasts a beautiful Abbey of great historic value and a small population that respect and value both the community and our way of life. The Community Council meeting is our main forum for discussing issues and concerns in the village and this Community Plan has been produced based on the views and opinions raised on a regular basis at these meetings. This document is intended to be a 'living' document constantly open for comment, change and review by the community. The plan will be submitted to the Council and used in the larger Area Forum community to represent Cambuskenneth and its residents at that forum.
		Environment • Roads Review of traffic management both entering and within the village, i.e. speeding, parking, etc Continued maintenance of roads and pavements within the Community Council area. • Riverbanks The regular cleaning of the river banks of vegetation and rubbish is of high priority to the Villagers and visitors alike to ensure a clean and manageable environment for the residents and patrons of the historic monument of the village • Grasscutting Continued maintenance of all grass areas Community Facilities • Public Areas The public areas of Cambuskenneth are used by residents and visitors alike. The following issues have been highlighted as a priority at this time. • Installation of Seat - a seat has already been purchased by the Community Council and we require funds to install this seat near the Abbey • Replacement of Railings in Ferry Road - these are in a very bad state of repair and require immediate attention • Play Areas • Upgrading of footpaths in the Village Play Park • Installation of basketball net and adequate space for children to play with this amenity • Website A website has been set up by one of the Community Councillors. Ongoing maintenance of this website is required. Tourism Cambuskenneth is a historic village with an important part to play in local tourism. In order to attract visitors to the village there are 2 main areas which need to be addressed • updated signage to the entrance of the village • signage to direct tourists from the public bridge to the abbey Policing The village is currently supported by our local community policeman and this service has been of great value and very effective in resolving some of the issues
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