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Council pays tribute to George Swapp
As a token of council's gratitude and in recognition of his 21 years of diligent service, Anne Masson presented George with an oil painting of Catterline on behalf of the community council. George Carr was also presented with a pen in recognition of his enthusiatic and conscientious service as CKDCC secretary. By shall at 27 Apr 2007 - 9:27am | 1345 reads
Minute of Annual General meeting held on 27th March 2007 (unapproved)Present:- Cllrs., W Dargie, A Watt, I Duncan, J Marshall, A Masson, S Hall, P Hales Attending:- Cllr George Swapp and George Carr representing Dunnottar Woods and acting secretary. Meeting chaired by John Carr 1. Apologies Edwin Booth Minute of meeting held on 27th March 2007Present:- Cllrs., W Dargie, A Watt, I Duncan, J Marshall, A Masson, S Hall, P Hales, Minute of meeting held on 27th February 2007Present:- Cllrs., W Dargie, A Watt, I Duncan, J Marshall, A Masson, J Carr, S Hall Attending:- Edwin Booth, Isobel Gordon, George Carr representing Dunnottar Woods and acting secretary Meeting chaired by John Carr 1. Apologies P Hales, Cllr George Swapp Community Council Project GrantsThe Community Council has a small amount of money available to local community groups to help fund projects. To apply for funding, please either contact one of your community councilors or apply in writing to the secretary; By shall at 3 Feb 2007 - 4:30pm | 1198 reads
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Next MeetingThe Community Council meets in Catterline School at 7.30 pm on the last Tuesday of the month, except for the months of July, August and December. The AGM is held after the ordinary meeting in March. The next public meeting of the Community Council will on Tuesday, 28 September 2010. Roads DefectsTo report Road Defects or Street Lighting faults, contact the Roads team by Phone, Email or Text Message.
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CKDCC payed tribute to Councillor George Swapp on the occasion of his final meeting as Aberdeenshire Councillor for North Mearns. CKDCC Chairman Ian Duncan said "George’s conscientious attitude towards
the community has earned him a great deal of respect and gratitude and he will leave a great void, difficult to
fill and a challenge to the newcomers." 