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Petition

Perth and Kinross Council · 23 August 2023
Back to Climate Change and Sustainability Committee — 23 August 2023 and its agenda

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PETITIONS FORM
If you wish to submit a petition for consideration by Committee, please complete this
template.
Please refer to the Protocol on Petitions before completing the template. If you require
any further information or advice, please contact the Democratic Services Manager
whose details are provided at the end of this form.
Details of Principal Petitioner
Please enter the name of person and organisation (if applicable) raising the petition. Please
include a contact address to which correspondence may be sent, a contact telephone
number and e-mail address if available.
Name: Paul Kenyon
Address: 
Tel No:
E mail: 
Title of Petition  Carsie Green Re-Wilding Objection
Petition Statement - Please state (in no more than 250 words) what action the Petitioner
wishes the Council to take.
As residents of Carsie, we strongly object to the 2nd year of ‘Re-wilding’ the Council is forcing
upon us. This makes the area unsightly, dog owners leaving dog faeces on the long grass,
also encourages ticks – which carry Lyme’s disease plus other and fly-tipping.
It must be costing the council more time and money by cutting paths through parts of the
grass.
We are surrounded by woodland, farms, and golf courses – This ‘Re-wilding project’ seems a
pointless object in the bigger scheme. 
We also understand that Rattray resident also strongly object to this being done on Rattray
Common.
We wish Carsie Green to be fully re-instated to its former glory, by regular grass cutting.
If PKC can provide £280,000 for the UCI Gran Fondo – surely it can make the area look
attractive?
PKC have permitted the West Park development & the latest development of 100 house at
Ardblair – further loss of fields/long term rewilding.

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Action Taken (if any) to Resolve Issues of Concern before Submitting the Petition
Before a petition is submitted, petitioners are expected to have taken reasonable steps in
attempting to resolve the issues.
Please enter below details of any individuals or organisations approached. Copies of
correspondence, including any responses, should be appended. This information will be
made available to the Committee prior to its consideration of the Petition.
I have written to the Chief Exec of PKC.
A petition handed to Cllr Shiers & Cllr Brawn on Friday 7th July 2023
This has also been discussed at several BRCC meetings – Minutes are attached. Supported
by Blairgowrie & Rattray Community Council.
Appearance before Petitions Committee
Petitioners may have the opportunity to appear before the Committee to speak in support of their
petition.  Petitioners should indicate whether they wish to make a brief statement to the Committee
when it is considering the petition.  Note – Proceedings of meetings of the Council, Committees or
Sub-Committees held in the Council Chamber at 2 High Street, Perth, and which are open to the
public (with the exception of the Licensing Committee) are broadcast live online and recorded /
uploaded to the Council’s YouTube page.
*I DO wish the opportunity to make a brief statement before the Committee
*I DO NOT wish to make a brief statement before the Committee
* tick as appropriate
Signature of Principal Petitioner
When satisfied that the petition meets all the criteria outlined in the Guidance on Petitions, the
Principal Petitioner should sign and date the form in the box below.
Any additional sheets of signatures should be appended to the form.
Signature …… ……………………………………………..   Date 14/07/2023
Name in block capitals …Paul Kenyon………………………………………

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