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Outstanding Business Statement

Perth and Kinross Council · 27 August 2025
Back to Economy and Infrastructure Committee — 27 August 2025 and its agenda

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ECONOMY & INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE 
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS STATEMENT (OBS) 
(25/209) 
Please note that this statement sets out outstanding decisions of this committee along with an update and estimated completion date.  Actions
which are overdue are shaded for ease of reference.  Where an update reflects that an action is complete then the Committee’s agreement will be
sought to its removal from the OBS. 
No  Minute
Reference
Subject Title Outstanding Action Update  Lead Officer
/Service
Action Due /
Complete
Action
Expected
23. 28 May 2025
Item 5
LDP3 –
Development Plan
Scheme
Further information to
be provided in relation
to Appendix 3 –
Housing Land Audit
figures beyond Year 10.
Circulated to Members
via email 18/08/25
Brenda Murray /
Nicola Sworowski
COMPLETE 27 August
2025
24. 28 May 2025
Item 6
Perth and Kinross
Tourism Strategy
and Action Plan
2025 – 2030 
Further information to
be provided in relation
to types of businesses
classed as tourism
businesses.
Circulated to Members
via email 23/06/2025.
Suzanne
Cumiskey / Steve
Macdonald
COMPLETE 27 August
2025
25. 28 May 2025
Item 6
Perth and Kinross
Tourism Strategy
and Action Plan
2025 – 2030
Further information to
be provided in relation
to domestic nights and
the extent of overnight
stays this includes.
Circulated to Members
via email 23/06/2025.
Suzanne
Cumiskey / Steve
Macdonald
COMPLETE 27 August
2025
26. 28 May 2025
Item 6
Perth and Kinross
Tourism Strategy
and Action Plan
2025 – 2030
Further information to
be provided in relation
to encouraging visitors
to utilise various forms
of public transport.
Circulated to Members
via email 23/06/2025.
Suzanne
Cumiskey / Steve
Macdonald
COMPLETE 27 August
2025
27. 28 May 2025
Item 8
School Exclusion
Zone Update
Committee to consider,
in conjunction with
relevant officers, a
refresh or review of
Safer Routes to School
Climate Change funding
has recently been
awarded to support a
wider piece of work
around school road
David McArthur /
Craig Daly
DUE Summer /
Autumn
2026

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No  Minute
Reference
Subject Title Outstanding Action Update  Lead Officer
/Service
Action Due /
Complete
Action
Expected
Plans to reflect new
residential
developments.
safety and sustainable
travel which will include a
review of existing school
travel plans.  There will
be a particular focus on
early years to promote
and encourage more
sustainable travel
methods with the
potential for spend to
save investment through
reduced home to school
transport costs.  This is a
medium term project
which would aim to report
back on findings by
summer / autumn 2026.
28. 28 May 2025
Item 8
School Exclusion
Zone Update
Update on the public
consultation exercise
on the proposed
changes to the
Viewlands school
exclusion zone.   
To ensure all parties
have an opportunity to
comment on the
proposed Viewlands
school exclusion zone,
further consultation will
be undertaken with
parents and residents
from the start of
September and conclude
by the end of the month. 
This will involve e-mail to
parents and a maildrop to
residents within and
adjacent to the trialled
zone.  The proposal is for
the access restriction to
be reduced in area to
Daryl McKeown /
Craig Daly
DUE 19
November
2025

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No  Minute
Reference
Subject Title Outstanding Action Update  Lead Officer
/Service
Action Due /
Complete
Action
Expected
cover those streets closer
to the campus. 
Responses would be
collated in early October
and with a report
presented to E&I on 19
November 2025. 
The Road Safety Team
will be liaising with the
Head Teachers from the
end of August about
possible engagement
with school pupils in early
September.  A progress
meeting is also
scheduled with the Ward
Councillors for the end of
August.  Discussions
have taken place with
Police Scotland about an
enforcement strategy
should the new exclusion
zone be installed.  This
would include an
information campaign by
PKC at the start of each
term followed by
enforcement, although
this latter part will be
subject to Police
resources