Agenda item

Please note:

 

Up to 30 minutes is allowed for this item.

 

Public forum items should be e-mailed to democratic.services@bristol.gov.uk

 

Public forum items can be about any matter the Council is responsible for or which directly affects the city.

 

Please note that the following deadlines apply to this meeting:

 

a. Public petitions and statements:  Petitions and written statements must be received by 12.00 noon on Monday 18 July 2016 at latest.  One written statement per member of the public is permitted.

These should be e-mailed to democratic.services@bristol.gov.uk

 

b. Public questions: Public questions must be received by 5.00 pm on Wednesday 13 July 2016 at latest.  A maximum of 2 questions per member of the public is permitted.

These should be e-mailed to democratic.services@bristol.gov.uk

 

 

 

 

 

Public petitions:

The Full Council received and noted the following petitions:

 

Petition PP 01 – “Stopping pavement parking”

Petition organiser – Stephen Finch

 

Petition PP 02 – “Refurbish pedestrian crossing at junction of Two Mile Hill Road and New Queen Street and reduce  speed limit from 30 to 20 mph”

Petition organiser – Emma Fenton

 

Public statements:

The Full Council received and noted the following statements (which would also be forwarded to the Mayor and relevant Cabinet member where appropriate):

 

Statement PS 01 – Speedwell Baths

Submitted by Mike Baker

 

Statement PS 02 – Traffic measures and residents parking

Submitted by Helen Murray

 

Statement PS 03 – Traffic and parking issues

Submitted by Stephen Petter

 

Statement PS 04 – re: Petition – residents parking

Submitted by Judith Tyler

 

Statement PS 05 – re: Petition – residents parking

Submitted by Dr Stefan Cembrowicz

 

Statement PS 06 – re: Petition – residents parking

Submitted by Patricia Kieran

 

Statement PS 07 – Residents parking, Clifton village

Submitted by Myra Stokes

 

Statement PS 08 – Devolution deal

Submitted by David Redgewell, Nigel Bray and Jenny Raggett

 

Statement PS 09 – City Hall

Submitted by Martin Cinnamond

 

Statement PS 10 – Residents parking, Clifton village

Submitted by Jocelyn Sewell

 

Statement PS 11 – Secondary school places in Bristol

Submitted by Christine Townsend

 

Statement PS 12 – Residents parking

Submitted by Huw Wells and Jenny Willbourn

 

Statement PS 13 – re: Petition – residents parking

Submitted by Andrew Morgan

 

Statement PS 14 – re: Motion 3 – Impact of Cribbs Patchway New Neighbourhood / new park and ride

Submitted by Martin Garrett

 

Statement PS 15 – Transport / traffic issues including residents parking

Submitted by Edward Bowditch

 

Within the time available, statements were presented by individuals present at the meeting.

 

Public questions:

The Full Council noted that the following questions had been submitted:

 

Question PQ 01 – Malcolm X community centre

Submitted by Daph Muir

 

Question PQ 02 – Residents parking – essential workers

Submitted by Daph Muir

 

Question PQ 03 – Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership

Submitted by Wilf Mound

 

Question PQ 04 – Living Wage Foundation accreditation / pay policy

Submitted by Paul Wheeler

 

Question PQ 05 – Budget issue – Local Government Association membership

Submitted by Philip Morris

 

Question PQ 06 – Budget issue – investment in Icelandic bank

Submitted by Philip Morris

 

Question PQ 07 – Disposal of the freehold of the docks estate at Avonmouth and Portbury docks

Submitted by Alderman Royston Griffey

 

Question PQ 08 – Clifton village RPZ

Submitted by Brian Latham

 

Question PQ 09 – Clifton village RPZ

Submitted by Ben Wallbridge

 

Question PQ 10 – Residents parking

Submitted by Hilary Bright

 

Question PQ 11 – Traffic congestion, Stockwood

Submitted by Kirsty Harper

 

Question PQ 12 – 20 mph speed limit

Submitted by Den Parkin

 

Question PQ 13 – Clifton village RPZ

Submitted by Patrick Halliwell

 

Question PQ 14 – Residents parking

Submitted by Phil Lewin

 

Question PQ 15 – 20 mph speed limit / mobile speed cameras

Submitted by Hazel Lackie

 

Question PQ 16 – RPZ, Kersteman Road

Submitted by Andy Pink

 

Question PQ 17 – Residents parking

Submitted by Alan Napier-Brown

 

Question PQ 18 – Residents parking

Submitted by Steve Wray

 

Question PQ 19 – 20 mph speed limit

Submitted by Steve Wray

 

Question PQ 20 – Traffic calming measures

Submitted by Richard Bond

 

Question PQ 21 – Residents parking

Submitted by Geoffrey Davies

 

Question PQ 22 – 20 mph speed limit

Submitted by Geoffrey Davies

 

Question PQ 23 – Residents parking

Submitted by James Hardy

 

Question PQ 24 – Residents parking

Submitted by Sue Luger

 

Question PQ 25  – Traffic measures in Kingsdown

Submitted by Tommi Grover

 

Question PQ 26 – Residents parking

Submitted by Anthony Davis

 

Question PQ 27 – 20 mph speed limit

Submitted by Anthony Davis

 

Question PQ 28 – Traffic issues

Submitted by James McCulloch

 

Question PQ 29 – Residents parking petition

Submitted by Nigel Cooke

 

Question PQ 30 – Residents parking

Submitted by Maita Robinson

 

Question PQ 31 – Residents parking

Submitted by Edward Bowditch

 

Within the time available, the Mayor responded to the following questions (also responding to supplementary questions where asked): PQ 01, PQ 02, PQ 03, and PQ 07.

 

 

ADJOURNMENT – At this point the Lord Mayor advised that the Full Council meeting would adjourn for a 20 minute refreshment break.