Issue - meetings

The following requests to address the meeting had been agreed:

6.         Mr Andrew Churchill-Stone, Chair of

Governors of Culham Parochial

School,

7.         Councillor Janet Godden, Shadow Cabinet Member for Children, Education & Families

Sarah Good

Michael Ray

8.         Councillor Jenny Hannaby - as local member

10.       Councillor Anne Purse, Shadow Cabinet Member for Growth & Infrastructure

Councillor Charles Mathew - local member

11.       Rachel Dobson, Fire Brigade Union's Branch Representative for the Control staff.

13.       Councillor Jean Fooks, Opposition Deputy Leader

14.       Councillor Jean Fooks for Opposition Leader

16.       Councillor Jean Fooks for Opposition Leader

Councillor Anne Purse speaking in relation to Oxfordshire Minerals And Waste Development Framework: Core Strategy - Preferred Strategy For Consultation welcomed the paper bringing together waste and minerals and acknowledged the large amount of work that had gone on. However she considered that the report raised more questions than it answered. In particular she highlighted the seeming conflict between addressing sustainability and climate change issues and the intention in paragraph 22 to allow waste imports from outside the County by road. The reference to Finmere on page 102 was to a site on the border of the County rather than being central. She sought clarity in respect of the MbE in Sutton Courtenay  and whether this was interchangeable with the energy from waste policy. It was a matter that should have been looked at by the Scrutiny Committee. Finally she queried whether consideration could be given to using inert waste for aggregate.