Building Standards Minutes on 22/24 Low Street Banff.

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16/12/11

Good afternoon,

I reply with reference to your recent correspondence regarding 22/24 Low
Street Banff.

The information that we forwarded to you in reply to your previous
correspondence was an exact copy of the note of meeting dated 19 October
2010.

There is no reason for why the note states ‘officers of the council’. This
is how the note of the meeting was written.

J.G. Fowlie were in attendance as they had knowledge of the internal
condition of the building.

The Notice issued on the 14th October was issued to ensure public safety.

The discussion at the meeting on the 19 October 2010, which you were in
attendance, clearly confirmed that the priority was to retain / save the
building and not simply demolish the building.

I trust the above provides clarity regarding the situation; however, should
this not be the case and you consider that this may require an internal
review I refer you to the paragraphs below.

Regards,

John McIntosh
Building Standards Manager
Aberdeenshire Council
Infrastructure Services

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