Minutes 2015

Minutes of March Ordinary Meeting of Sligo County Council held on Monday, 2nd March, 2015 at 11am in The Council Chamber, County Hall, Riverside, Sligo


COUNCILLORS PRESENT:

  • Councillor Baker,
  • Councillor Bree,
  • Councillor Casserly,
  • Councillor Clarke,
  • Councillor Gormley,
  • Councillor Healy,
  • Councillor Keaney,
  • Councillor Kilgannon,
  • Councillor Lundy,
  • Councillor Maguire,
  • Councillor MacManus,
  • Councillor Mac Sharry,
  • Councillor Mulvey,
  • Councillor O’Boyle,
  • Councillor O’Grady,
  • Councillor Queenan,
  • Councillor Scanlon,
  • Councillor Taylor.

 

OFFICIALS IN ATTENDANCE:

  • Mr Ciarán Hayes, Chief Executive (CE)
  • Mr Tom Kilfeather, Director of Services (DOS)
  • Ms Dorothy Clarke, Director of Services (DOS)
  • Ms Marie Leydon, Head of Finance (HOF)
  • Mr Bartley Gavin, Acting/ Director of Services (A/DOS)
  • Ms Margaret McConnell, Senior Executive Officer (SEO)
  • Mr John Moran, Senior Executive Officer (SEO)
  • Mr Seamus O’Toole, Senior Executive Engineer (SEE)
  • Mr Michael Ryan, Senior Executive Engineer (SEE)
  • Mr John O’Flaherty, Acting/ Senior Executive Engineer (A/SEE)
  • Mr Kevin Crawley, Executive Engineer (EE)
  • Mr Sean Martin, Acting/Senior Architect
  • Ms Marian O’Callaghan, Acting/Senior Executive Architect
  • Mr Donal Tinney, County Librarian
  • Ms Patricia Guckian, Financial Management Accountant
  • Ms Olivia Heffernan, Financial Management Accountant
  • Mr Joe Gethin, Administrative Officer (AO)
  • Mr Kevin Colreavy, Meetings Administrator
  • Ms Marian McGovern, Clerical Officer (CO)

 

CATHAOIRLEACH:

The Cathaoirleach, Councillor Joe Queenan presided.

 

1.  MINUTES OF SLIGO MUNICIPAL DISTRICT MEETING HELD ON 15TH DECEMBER, 2014:

Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Mac Sharry

AND AGREED

“To confirm the Minutes of the Meeting of  the Municipal District of Sligo held on 15th December, 2014.”

 

2.  MINUTES OF FEBRUARY ORDINARY MEETING HELD ON 2ND FEBRUARY, 2015:

Proposed by Councillor
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“To confirm the Minutes of the February Ordinary Meeting of Sligo County Council held on 2nd February, 2015.”

 

3.  MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING HELD ON 9TH FEBRUARY, 2015:

Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey

AND AGREED

“To confirm the Minutes of the Special Meeting of Sligo County Council held on 9th February, 2015.”

 

4.  PART 8 – THORNHILL BRIDGE:

Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor E. Scanlon

AND AGREED

“To approve in accordance with Part 8 of the Local Government (Planning and Development) Regulations, 2001 (as amended by the Planning and Development Regulations, 2006) the N17 Realignment Thornhill Bridge.”

 

5.  SECTION 85 – SLNCR GREENWAY:

Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Mac Sharry

AND AGREED

“That Sligo County Council hereby resolves to enter into an agreement, under Section 85 of the Local Government Act 2001, with Leitrim County Council in respect of the planning and design of the SLNCR Greenway whereby Leitrim County Council will be enabled to perform the statutory powers and functions of Sligo County Council as may be necessary in relation to this Greenway Project in the administrative area of Sligo County Council.”

 

6.  SPC SECTORAL MEMBERSHIP:

Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor E. Scanlon

AND AGREED

“To adopt Sectoral Representation membership on the Strategic Policy Committee structure 2014 – 2019.”

 

7.  CASUAL TRADING BYE LAWS:

Proposed by Councillor T. Mac Sharry
Seconded by Councillor H. Keaney

AND AGREED

“To note the proposed schedule for the revision and amalgamation of Sligo Borough Council Casual Trading Bye Laws 2014 and Sligo County Council Casual Trading Bye Laws 2003.”

 

8.. PRESENTATION – PRESIDENT IT SLIGO:

The CE, Mr. Hayes welcomes the President of IT Sligo, Professor Vincent Cunnane highlighting the importance of IT Sligo’s bid for Technological University status in the economic development of Sligo and the North West region.

Professor Cunnane gives the meeting an overview of the Connacht-Ulster Alliance, which comprises of Institutes of Technology at Galway-Mayo, Letterkenny and Sligo and their bid to achieve re-designation as a Technological University. This would have economic, educational and social benefits for Sligo city. Professor Cunnane also updates the members of the growing opportunities delivered by IT Sligo through the development of Online Learning.

The Cathaoirleach, Councillor Queenan thanked Professor Cunnane for agreeing to attend the meeting and for his presentation. The Cathaoirleach opened up the floor for comments from the members and he indicated that he would deal with Councillor Kilgannon’s motion at this time.

In response to queries from the members Professor Cunnane stated that collaboration with local industry and the local authority is very important in developing course programmes within the college. Sligo Port is a vital asset in the development of the region and the IT would be happy to work in some capacity with the local authority and various industry in the development of the port.

Professor Cunnane put a 5 to 7 year time frame on the IT’s ability to reach the high level criteria necessary to achieve Technological University status.

It was also;

 

15.  CONNACHT-ULSTER ALLIANCE:

Proposed by Councillor S. Kilgannon
Seconded by Councillor T. Mac Sharry

AND AGREED

“That Sligo County Council calls on Central Government to advance and provide the necessary resources to make the case promoted by the Connacht Ulster Alliance for a University of Technology located across the 3 campuses of IT Sligo, Letterkenny and GMIT.”

 

9.  PRESENTATION – SOCIAL HOUSING STRATEGY:

Mr. Gavin, A/DOS introduced the presentation informing the members that a new Housing Strategy was launched by the Government in late 2014 and the presentation was to inform members of the key actions set out in the strategy and how Sligo County Council was looking at Sligo’s housing need and proposals to meet that need in light of this new strategy.

Ms. McConnell, SEO delivered a detailed presentation on the issues outlined by Mr. Gavin to the members.

The Cathaoirleach thanked Ms. McConnell for her presentation and invited comments and questions from the members. He also indicated that that he would deal with the 2 housing related motions on the agenda at this time.

Regarding the housing motions it was;

 

26.  CONNOLLY PARK, TUBBERCURRY:

Proposed by Councillor M. Gormley
Seconded by Councillor J. Lundy

“That we be provided with a report as to the position regarding the completion of works at Connolly Park, Tubbercurry.”

In response Ms. McConnell delivered the following report to the members:

The position in relation to the completion of works at Connolly Park, is still subject of unsolved master planning issues around the future direction of the estate with the Department of Environment and to date no update has been received in relation to the submission made to the Department of Environment by Sligo County Council. Members of the Technical team are in communications with the Department of Environment’s Architect to tease out the best possible option to progress the full utility of this site.

 

27.  SOCIAL HOUSING FUNDING:

Proposed by Councillor S. Kilgannon
Seconded by Councillor R. O’Grady

“To ask the Director of Services for Housing to present a report to the March meeting of this Council on the 300 million euro Social Housing Boost, announced by Minister Kelly, what portion of the 300 million will come to Sligo Council.” 

The CE stated that this presentation illustrates how complex the issue of Housing Policy is and welcomes the Government’s new strategy in this regard. He indicated that Ms. McConnell’s presentation dealt with this motion with the information currently to hand.

The members thanked Ms. McConnell for her detailed and informative presentation and she responded to their queries as follows: 

  • Approximately 100 house purchases in last 7 years.
  • The Housing Action Plan meeting  is usually held with the Department in the first quarter of the year so it is expected to have this meeting soon.
  • Entry into RAS will become more difficult going forward due to the establishment of the HAP scheme.
  • A site owned by the Council in Dromore West had been looked at by the Housing Section and the demand is not there for the development of housing but it will be reviewed in the future.
  • The approximate cost of turning round a void is €16,000
  • There is no specific policy regarding buying houses in local authority estates but the Department has directed Housing Departments to be mindful of sustaining communities. With this in mind the Housing Section in Sligo are looking at a pilot scheme whereby 4 or 5 houses in one of the older local authority estates may be purchased.
  • The tender selection process is underway for Fr. Flanagan Terrace. It is hoped that construction will commence in the coming months with the first phase ready in late 2015.
  • To clarify ‘decant’ refers to units which are used to temporarily house people but are listed as vacant as it is only a temporary measure.
  • There is an ongoing relationship with NAMA to identify suitable units which can be used for social housing.
  • A geographical breakdown of the location of vacant units can be provided to the members.

In response to queries on structural works Mr. Ryan, SEE clarified  Phase 1 and Phase 2 Energy Efficiency works. He informed the members that Department guidelines dictate that Phase 2 works cannot commence until Phase 1 works are complete, as is the case in Cartron Estate.

Following further discussion by the members it was;

Proposed by Councillor S. Kilgannon
Seconded by Councillor R. O’Grady 

AND AGREED

“That Sligo County Council invite Mr. Tony McLoughlin TD and Mr. John Perry TD to inform this Council what funding  will this Government provide in 2015-2016 for Housing in this county.”

 

The meeting adjourned for lunch at 1.55pm.

 

The meeting resumed at 2.45pm.

 

14.  PRESENTATION – COOLANEY NATIONAL MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL:

The Cathaoirleach, Councillor Queenan welcomed Gavin Laws and Damien McGuinn from the Coolaney Development Company to deliver a presentation on the status of the development of a National Mountain Bike Park in Coolaney.

The CE, Mr. Hayes and the members commended Mr McGuinn on the presentation and the work done to date in bringing this project to this stage.

Ms. Clarke, DOS informed the members that Sligo County Council has been involved with this project for the last number of years. There is great potential for attracting numbers to Sligo with this specific attraction and Ms Clarke also paid tribute to the Coolaney Development Company for their work. She acknowledged that funding for the project would be a challenge but all avenues are being explored to bring this park to construction stage.

 

10.  AUDIT COMMITTEE CHARTER:

Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor E. Scanlon

AND AGREED

“To adopt the Draft Local Government Audit Committee Charter.”

 

11.  AUDIT COMMITTEE REPORT:

Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor E. Scanlon

AND AGREED

“To note the 2013 Audit Committee Report on the 2013 Annual Financial Statement.”

 

The Cathaoirleach indicated that he would deal with Items 12 and 13 together.

 

12.  OVERDRAFT:

To seek approval to borrowing a sum not exceeding €8.5m by way of temporary overdraft for the 12 months from 1st April 2015 to 31st March 2016.

 

13.  SLIGO BOROUGH COUNCIL AUDIT REPORT:

To consider the statutory audit report on the accounts of Sligo Borough Council for the year ended 31st December 2013.

Regarding Item 12 Ms. Leydon, HOF informed the meeting that the figure listed on the Headed Item should read €13.5m which would include the sum of the €5m overdraft for the former Borough Council.

Ms. Leydon also informed the members that the council would be going to tender for their banking facilities in 2015 which would bring some efficiencies to banking costs.

The members asked for a few minutes to consider these 2 Items. With the agreement of the meeting the Cathaoirleach indicated that he would adjourn the meeting at 4pm for 5 minutes for such consideration.

 

14.  (A) 1916 COMMEMORATION COMMITTEE:

To seek nominations to the Steering Committee for 1916 Commemoration Project.

Ms. Clarke, DOS gave some background to the members regarding this Item. It was then also agreed to defer this Item until after 4pm.

 

14.  (B) MONTHLY MANAGEMENT REPORT:

Ms. Leydon HOF clarified that the EU/IMF reports were now included in the Monthly Management Reports.

 

Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey

AND AGREED

“To note the January 2015 Monthly Management Report.”

 

16.  CRIME DATA:

With the agreement of the meeting this Item was deferred.

 

17.  CLASS 3 ROADS:

Proposed by Councillor M. Gormley

Seconded by Councillor M. Clarke

AND AGREED

“As no funding has been allocated to Class 3 roads for the past number of years and those residing and using such roads are paying their fair share of taxation this Council calls on the Minister for Transport to make a special allocation of funding available for these roads in 2015.”

 

18.  R293 EXIT ONTO N17:

Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor M. Gormley

AND AGREED

“To call on Sligo County Council to increase the safety at road R293 and exiting on to the N17.” 

In response Mr. O’Toole, SEE delivered the following report to the members:

Measures were implemented a number of years ago by bringing forward the stop-line etc which has made it safer to exit from the R293 onto the N17 at this location. Accident statistics prove this point.

 

19.  CROSSING N4 IN COLLOONEY:

Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor T. Healy

AND AGREED

“To call on Sligo County Council to investigate a safety crossing point on the N4 at Collooney.”  

In response Mr. O’Toole, SEE delivered the following report to the members:

Adequate pedestrian facilities were provided here when the dual carriageway was designed and constructed. Accident statistics prove this point also.

 

20.  BALLYMOTE TOURIST DEVELOPMENT GROUP:

Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor E. Scanlon

AND AGREED

“I call on Sligo County Council to work with Sligo Leader Partnership and other agencies to support the Ballymote Community effort, most noticeably the Ballymote Tourist Development Group who have a licence agreement with the OPW for the former Garda Station and Bank building acquired from the OPW by Deputy Perry in the centre of Ballymote town. The OPW are at present carrying out repairs to the building and it will take little work mostly internal decorating to bring this to completion, as the former Art Deco Building. In light of the  recent agenda item on the  sale of land at Earlsfield, Ballymote  to the HSE, I seek that this money should and will be used, as the business community have an understanding that a much needed car park be located at the rear of this building is urgently required in Ballymote. This will be known as the Ballymote Municipal building and can be a focal point in the town as a Tourist Centre /Failte Ireland Information Desk/ County Council Municipal meeting venue, on a rota system with Tubbercurry, incorporating other state services.”

In response Ms. Clarke, DOS delivered the following report to the members:

Sligo County Council would certainly work with existing agencies to support Ballymote’s community efforts. 

In relation to the sale of a site at Earlsfield, Ballymote to the HSE for a Primary Care Centre, negotiations are still ongoing in relation to the sale.  When these have concluded it will be brought before the Council for their approval as per Section 183 of the Local Government Act 2001.

The Council bought the lands (6.65 acres) at Earlsfield Ballymote for Housing purposes in 2000 from the Sisters of Mercy at a cost of £235,000 (€298,388) plus legal and Valuers costs.  Any monies received from the sale of this site, if the sale goes ahead will have to be offset against the loan outstanding.

The CE, Mr. Hayes advised the members that he would be happy to meet with the local business community in Ballymote but that the council is not in a position to adhere to the funding element of Councillor Mulvey’s motion.

 

21.  SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESS:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor S. O’Boyle

“That Sligo County Council will resource a county wide promotional campaign highlighting the positive linkage of how supporting local business can and does in turn support the wider community.”

In repsonse Ms. Clarke, DOS delivered the following report to the members:

The Council, through the Local Enterprise Office (LEO), is directly involved in the promotion of entrepreneurship with a particular emphasis on the promotion of local businesses, including the positive effects they generate for the wider economy.  Its interventions aimed at assisting its client cohort to start up, grow and expand benefit not just the recipient of the assistance but also the local and, indeed, the national economies by creating local wealth and jobs and increasing local spend.  This type of activity is paralleled by the work of other agencies with their client cohorts. 

At a wider level, many Council initiatives impact positively on local business and the wider economy.  For example, the Council’s procurement of funding for the Business Improvement District initiative has and will continue to provide very significant promotional opportunities for local businesses and the local economy, not least through the recent and very welcome securing of the purple flag for Sligo.  Similarly, the successful attraction of the Fleadhs to Sligo and our ongoing efforts to deliver it for a third successive year in 2016 is highly significant to the local economy.  The Council has been involved in the provision of many attractions and facilities in Sligo over the years which continue to assist in generating business.  This type of effort is continuing.  A number of walkways are currently under development; a discovery points remedial works programme is well advanced along the Wild Atlantic Way route; a number of projects and developments are currently in their preparatory stages such as a proposed national Mountain Biking Centre, a Yeats Interpretative Centre, a cross border Greenway linking Sligo with Enniskillen and other developments proposed to take advantage of the Wild Atlantic Way.  

There are, however, obvious constraints on public bodies that might wish to favour local suppliers over national or EU-based suppliers.  For example, there are strict rules, driven at EU level, on procurement/value for money.  The then Irish Goods Council’s promotion of Irish goods through the Guaranteed Irish label was found to be in breach of EU rules on the grounds that it was operated by a public body.

Notwithstanding the significant activity in this area, it is proposed to give this motion further consideration in the context of the preparation of an economic plan for Sligo, which is currently underway.

 

22.  FAST FOOD PACKAGING:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor M. Clarke

AND AGREED

“That Sligo County Council calls on the Department of Environment and Local Government Minister, Alan Kelly, to impose a levy on fast food packaging which can be seen strewn around dual carriageways, lay-bys and roads of this county.”

 

23.  R290, BALLYGAWLEY:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor T. Healy

“That Sligo County Council take immediate action on the R290, Ballygawley to Ballintogher road from Ballygawley Village to the turn off for Castle Dargan Resort which been described as one of the most unsafe roads entering and leaving any village within the county.”

In repsonse Mr. O’Toole, SEE delivered the following report to the members:

It is not accepted that the R290 at this location is as unsafe as is alleged. Some years ago extensive improvements were carried out in Ballygawley at the junction with between R284 and R290 where a right turning lane was installed and the R290 was improved as far as funding allowed at the time.

No further funding is available at this time for any further improvements.

Following a brief discussion by the members Mr. O’Toole indicated that the Area Engineer could have a look at the junction from the point of view of signage.

 

As agreed earlier the Cathaoirleach adjourned the meeting for 5 minutes while the members considered Items 12, 13 and 14(a).

 

12.  TEMPORARY OVERDRAFT:

Ms. Leydon, HOF clarified the 2 amounts of €8.5m for the County Council and €5m for the former Borough Council which are now combined to make up the figure of €13.5m been sought for approval today.

Following a discussion by the members and as agreement could not be reached the Cathaoirleach called for a vote.

For: Baker, Casserly, Keaney, Kilgannon, Maguire, Mulvey, O’Grady, Queenan, Scanlon and Taylor.

Against: Bree, Gormley, Healy, Mac Manus and O’Boyle. 

Abstain: Clarke.

As the vote was 10 For, 5 Against and 1 Abstention the Cathaoirleach declared the motion carried.

 

13.  SLIGO BOROUGH COUNCIL 2016 AUDIT REPORT:

Discussion on this Item was deferred.

 

14.  (A) 1916 COMMEMORATION COMMITTEE:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor S. Kilgannon

AND AGREED

“To nominate Councillors Baker, O’Grady, Keaney, Maguire, Queenan, Casserly, Clarke, Mac Manus and O’Boyle to the Steering Committee for the 1916 Commemoration Project. 

Councillor Bree proposed that at this point the meeting be adjourned until Monday 9th March when the members could complete the rest of the Agenda business and discuss the financial plan submitted to the Department on Friday 20th February.

The Cathaoirleach informed the members that it was now 5 o’clock and with the agreement of the meeting he would suspend Standing Orders to consider Councillor Bree’s suggestion.

Councillor Kilgannon and Councillor Bree propose that the deputation that travelled to Dublin meet with Paul Lemass, Assistant Secretary in the Local Government Division of the Department of Environment to discuss the most recently submitted financial plan.

Mr. Hayes asks that the members defer on such a meeting until Mr. Lemass has considered the plan in full.

The Cathaoirleach also asks that the members wait for a meeting until Mr. Lemass has issued a response to the Council. Councillor Queenan gives his assurance that this response will be circulated to the members immediately upon receipt from the Department.

Councillor Kilgannon and Councillor Bree ask that their motion be put to the floor and agree to amend it calling for a meeting, once the plan has been considered.

Therefore it was;

Proposed by Councillor S. Kilgannon
Seconded by Councillor D. Bree 

AND AGREED

“That Sligo County Council invite Mr. Paul Lemass, Assistant Secretary for Local Government Division, to travel to Sligo to meet with the Councillors that met with Mr. Lemass in Dublin (re-the Long Term Fianancial Plan for this local authority) when he has studied the latest Financial Plan from Sligo County Council 2015-2019.”

The members asked for an update on the situation in relation to the Library and Motor Tax Services in Sligo.

Regarding the Library Service the CE, Mr. Hayes  advised members that he will update them on developments following imminent discussions with staff. 

In relation to the Motor Tax Service clarification was sought from the Department,whiahc had advised that the rests with the Council. Mr. Hayes agreed to circulate this response to the members.

The Cathaoirleach asks the members if there are any other motions they would like to be taken at this time. Councillor Taylor requests that the meeting deal with his motion regarding Green Cert courses as the deadline in place will have passed by the next general meeting.

The meeting agreed to deal with Councillor Taylor’s motion.

Therefore it was;

 

32.  GREEN CERT COURSES:

Proposed by Councillor P. Taylor
Seconded by Councillor E. Scanlon

AND AGREED

“To ask Sligo County Council to contact the Department of Agriculture with regard to the urgent need for more teachers for the Green Cert courses due to the high demand of Green Cert applicants to Teagasc.”

 

35.  VOTES OF SYMPATHY:

Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor H. Keaney

AND AGREED

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Thomas Collery on the death of his uncle, Jack Collery.”

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Leslie & Karen McMaster on the death of their father, John McMaster.”

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Eamon Avery on the death of his aunt, Mary Jane Giblin.”

 

Proposed by Councillor M. Gormley
Seconded by Councillor D. Bree

AND AGREED

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Margaret Curley on the death of her brother, John Sweeney.”

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Johnnie Dunleavy on the death of his wife, Nora Dunleavy.”

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Donal Fallon on the death of his mother, Patricia Fallon.”

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Phil Downes on the death of her husband, Johnny Downes.”

 “That a vote of sympathy be extended to Pauline Davy and Family on the death of her mother, Teresa O’Dowd.”

 “That a vote of sympathy be extended to Marie Gray on the death of her mother, Mary Corcoran.”

 

Proposed by Councillor E. Scanlon
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“That a vote of sympathy be extended to Theresa Sweeney on the death of her husband, Johnny Sweeney.”

 

36.  VOTES OF CONGRATULATIONS:

Proposed by Councillor E. Scanlon
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“That a vote of congratulations be extended to outdoor staff member Eamon Scanlon on his retirement after 38 years of service and wished him well for the future.”

Councillor O’Boyle asks the meeting to acknowledge the achievement of Ryan Smyth, Bronze Medal winner at the European Jiu Jitsu Championships in February.

 

39.  CORRESPONDENCE:

Proposed by Councillor T. Healy
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“To note the correspondence circulated with the agenda.”

 

41.  AOB:

The CE, Mr. Hayes brings the members attention to the next date for the Ballymote-Tobercurry Municipal District meeting. It is due to be held on the 16th March and Mr. Hayes asks members for their permission to move the meeting to Monday 23rd March. The members of the Ballymote-Tobercurry MD agree.

Councillor Bree requests that the date of the Cranmore Steering Committee meeting of the 13th March be moved as it clashed with an AILG in-service training day.

Mr. Gavin, A/DOS agreed to inform the Cranmore Office of same.

 

END OF MEETING:

The meeting concluded at 5.40pm

 


Meeting Date 02/03/2015