Allotment waiting lists

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>>> On 06/06/2011 at 17:18, in message
<[email address]>, bruce brown
<[FOI #74207 email]> wrote:
Dear Fife Council,
can you tell me the number of people on the waiting list for an
allotment at the kelty allotment site
also why are allotments not being allocated at kelty
what is the proposal for upgrades at the kelty site

Yours faithfully,

bruce brown

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Can you tell me the number of people on the waiting list for an allotment
at the Kelty allotment site?

The waiting list for kelty stands at 20 as of 24/06/11

Why are allotments not being allocated at Kelty?

Plots are now being let at the Kelty site.

What is the proposal for upgrades at the Kelty site?

Work has taken place at Kelty. It is proposed further work over the
summer will include one third of the road network upgraded and the
installation of toilets and a meeting room.

It has been noted that similar information pertaining to this request was
provided in May of this year to Helen Eadie, MSP (reply letter dated 10th
May 2011) in response to your query regarding the Kelty Allotment Site.

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