Declare Land at Compass Close and The Tideway Surplus - Medway Elects

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Declare Land at Compass Close and The Tideway Surplus

23 October 2003

Motion

Members considered the following cabinet proposal to declare land surplus at Compass Close and the Tideway, Rochester:

That council declares site A, at Compass Close and 98 and 100 The Tideway, Rochester as surplus to enable the director of finance and corporate services to use delegated powers to dispose of them at best consideration and that:

further discussions take place with the interested party as set out in paragraph 3.7 of the exempt report with regard to the proposed usage of the land again subject to best consideration; and
no part of site B, known as Copperfield Open Space, is to be declared surplus.

On being put to the vote, the motion was carried.

Vote Result

Votes by Councillor

For For For 25

The following councillors voted in favour of the motion:

Richard Andrews

Rodney Chambers

Against Against Against 24

The following councillors voted against the motion:

Frederick Bacon

Richard Guichard

Stephen Kearney

Abstain Abstain Abstain 2

The following councillors abstained from voting on the motion:

Absent Absent Absent 4

The following councillors were absent from the vote:

Christine Crane

Wesley Hollands

Anthony Luckhurst

To view the list of councillors who voted in favour or against the motion, those who abstained and those who were absent, click on the appropriate heading.

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