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Present: Marjory Ashworth (Chair), Morven Syme (Vice Chair), Eileen Montador (Secretary), Niamh Syme
(Social Media), Mervyn Blank, Cllr Fiona Corps, Cllr Alycia Hayes, Cllr Sean Dillon, Diane Martin
(Minute Secretary)
Apologies: David Robertson (Treasurer)
Members of the public: 8<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Floral Group \u2013 Helen Marshall
Brought on plugs in polytunnel and working round all the tubs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Cllr Sean Dillon
\uf0b7 Manse Place Bus Stop:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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After a long delay, it has been confirmed that the materials for the new bus stop are
currently on order and will be installed soon. As soon as a clear timescale has been given,
the Community Council will be informed.
\uf0b7 Path Between Queen Margaret Street & Burnside Drive:
Due to issues with the developers, the construction of a path between Queen Margaret
Street and Burnside Drive has been delayed until next summer. As a temporary solution, I
have written to the Roads and Transportation Service to request that a gravel path be put in
place over the winter to prevent the mud path that has been created from becoming a bog.
\uf0b7 Streetlighting:
I have received several complaints regarding the lack of streetlights in St Monans and wrote
to Scottish Power who informed me that engineers would be out in the coming days to
resolve the issue.
\uf0b7 X60 Bus Service:
The 27 th of October marked 90 days since Stagecoach implemented their decision to stop
serving several bus stops throughout the East Neuk. At the time, they promised to review
the situation after 90 days, therefore, I have written to them to remind them of this and again
requested that at least some of the bus stops that are no longer served by the X60 are
reinstated. I await a response but will share it as soon as it is received.
\uf0b7 Sink hole in East Shore is to be filled in soon.
Cllr Fiona Corps
\uf0b7 Regarding complaints made about bollards at top shop, an assessment has been carried out and
more traffic calming items are to come. Discussion re parking habits of people visiting hairdresser,
parking of the shop van while children are trying to cross the road etc. Fiona Corps to take forward.
\uf0b7 Damage to coastal path at Ardross \u2013 people diverted to main road. Coastal erosion – funding is an
issue and negotiations are ongoing. Also, we don\u2019t know what this winter will bring.
\uf0b7 Fife Council are preparing their new local development which is to be called \u201cThe Fife Place Plan\u201d
Consultation portal \u201cPlace Matters\u201d starting now until end of February. Eileen sending email about
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