Questions from Members of the Liaison and the public
In order to allow members of the Liaison and members of the public to raise issues of local concern, a period of 20 minutes has been set aside.
A member of the public may speak for no more than 3 minutes. Members of the public are not required to give notice of the issue they intend to raise, although it is expected in the case of service issues that the appropriate mechanisms for resolving the issue have been explored.
Where a question is raised which cannot be answered at the meeting, a record will be kept by officers supporting the meeting and it will be responded to via the appropriate mechanism.
Minutes:
Colin Evans raised if CCTV was being extended from Chorley to Whittle-Le-Woods, particularly in the Polo due to concerns of vandalism.
It was stated that Chorley Council was in the middle of revising the CCTV strategy and were currently exploring locations and devising potential work to be completed. A draft strategy would return when created.
It was added that if Parish Councils could contribute CIL money, and cooperation with Chorley Council to advance projects.