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From: Mr Ivan Dobski
22 January 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
Please send me details of the number of vehicles
leased or owned by Edinburgh City Council provided to senior
officers (heads of service and above) for business and private use.
Please give the numbers by make and model of vehicle and please
give the cost to the Council, including lease
costs/depreciation, maintenance and parking costs for each make and
model.
Yours faithfully,
Mr Ivan Dobski
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22 January 2009
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From: Freedom of Information
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22 January 2009
Dear Mr Ivan Dobski
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From: Mr Ivan Dobski
21 February 2009
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Mr Ivan Dobski
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21 February 2009
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From: Debbie Harkness
City of Edinburgh Council
3 March 2009
Dear Mr Dobski
I refer to your request for information an apologise for the delay in
replying.
You ask for details of the number of vehicles leased or owned by Edinburgh
City Council provided to senior officers (heads of service and above) for
business and private use.
Please give the numbers by make and model of vehicle and please give the
cost to the Council, including lease costs/depreciation, maintenance and
parking costs for each make and model.
We have one vehicle in this category on the Car Lease Scheme:
Vehicle: Volkswagen Polo 1.2 E 60 5 door
Cost to City of Edinburgh Council: £0.00
Parking Costs: Not recorded by Staff Cars / Benefits Team.
There is no City of Edinburgh Council contributions towards this vehicle.
The Lease Scheme is set up to run at NO additional cost to the Council.
You have a right to seek a review of this response within 40 working days
of receipt by writing to the Director of Corporate Services, The City of
Edinburgh Council, Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street, Edinburgh, EH8
8BG.
If, after receiving a response from the Director of Corporate Services,
you remain dissatisfied, you have six months within which you may ask the
Scottish Information Commissioner to conduct a review of our decision. You
can contact him at: Scottish Information Commissioner, Kinburn Castle,
Doubledykes Road, St Andrews, Fife, KY16 9DS.
Phone: 01334 464610 Fax: 01334 464611 E-mail:
[1][email address]
Yours sincerely
Debbie Harkness
for FOI Team
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