Minutes of meeting
Renfrewshire Council · 2 June 2025
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Minute of Meeting Petitions Board Date Time Venue Monday, 02 June 2025 14:00 Remotely via MS Teams, Present: Councillor Jennifer Adam, Councillor Stephen Burns, Councillor Neill Graham, Councillor Lisa-Marie Hughes, Councillor Robert Innes, Councillor Jim Paterson, Councillor Ben Smith Chair Councillor Burns, Convener, presided. In Attendance C Hunter, Environmental Health & Community Safety Manager (Environmental, Housing & Infrastructure); and E Gray, Senior Committee Services Officer and J Barron, Committee Services Officer (both Finance & Resources). Webcasting of Meeting Prior to the commencement of the meeting the Convener intimated that this meeting of the Board would be filmed for live or subsequent broadcast on the Council's internet site. Apologies Councillors Grady and McGonigle. Declarations of Interest and Transparency Statements There were no declarations of interest or transparency statements intimated prior to the commencement of the meeting.
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1 Petition - Dog Fouling outside Johnstone Credit Union Office There was submitted a report by the Director of Finance & Resources relative to a petition received from Ms M Bryce in relation to dog fouling outside Johnstone Credit Union Office, the terms of which were detailed in the report. Ms Bryce was in attendance at the meeting, accompanied by Ms Walker, and addressed the Board in support of her petition. The Board heard from the Environmental Health & Community Safety Manager who summarised his response to the petition which was set out at Appendix 1 of the report and detailed the planned work which would be undertaken to address the issues raised. In terms of Standing Order 59, Councillor Burns moved that no action be taken as the Service had outlined the planned work which would be undertaken to address the issues raised in the petition. This was agreed unanimously. DECIDED: That no action be taken as the Service had outlined the planned work which would be undertaken to address the issues raised in the petition.