Killin Community Council
Annual General Meeting
7.00pm, Tuesday 2nd July 2024 in the McLaren Lesser Hall
- Recording of those present, and apologies received
J.Laurence – apologies
A.Aitken, S.Inglis, F.Inglis, S.McRobbie, C.Grant, A.Dowling P.Farquharson
present
Cllr. M Earl attending on behalf of Stirling Council and 3 members of the
public
- Adoption of 2023 AGM minutes C Grant proposed, S.McRobbie seconded
- Chairman’s welcome and report A.Aitken noted that it has been an eventful
year for Killin, with the loss of eg the nursery, the bus, Taymouth Castle
development etc – one positive has been that the bus has started to operate
again and the Loch Tay Association has been re-established. There are also a
number of windfarm and battery storage projects in the offing. Updates – in
following meeting
- Presentation of Accounts and Treasurer’s Report – fairly self- explanatory.
Monies for the Warm Hubs been spent. Some funds came in for the nursery
project – £1,000 approx, currently unused. Cllr M. Earle suggested that if the
nursery funds could be used for something relevant, that should be explored and
a chat with Jean Cowie could be useful. Balance - £4,643.30 and £974 for the
nursery. A.Aitken proposed the accounts be adopted, S.Inglis seconded.
Election of Office Bearers Committee stood down and Cllr Earl took over. Chair –
A.Aitken proposed by C.Grant, seconded by P.Farquharson Vice chair, C.Grant
proposed by F.Inglis and seconded by P.Farquarson. Treasurer, P,Farquharson
proposed by S.McRobbie and seconded by S.Inglis. Secretary – position vacant.
Could be a split position. Planning, S.McRobbie proposed by S.Inglis and
seconded by A.Dowling
- Date of next AGM – first Tuesday in May next year.