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Item 5 –
Councillor Goodhall declared an
interest by virtue of having belonged to a Facebook page which was
associated with the quarry. He advised that, having taken advice
from the monitoring solicitor, he would leave the meeting and take
no part in the item.
 
Item 6 –
Councillor Withey stated that
he had a connection by virtue of his partner having previously
worked for the Richmond Fellowship Scotland ; however, as she no
longer did, having applied the objective test, he concluded he had
no interest to declare.
 
Item 7 -
Councillor Durno stated that
she had a connection by virtue of having been contacted by the
British Legion regarding the planning application but having
referred them to officers. Having applied the objective test, she
concluded she had no interest to declare.
 
Councillor Ross stated that she
had a connection by virtue of having received a letter from the
Chair of Banchory British Legion but having not replied, and having
received invitations to refreshments after the service of
remembrance but having not attended for two years. Having applied
the objective test, she concluded she had no interest to
declare.
 
Councillor Chou Turvey stated
that she a connection by virtue of her husband being a member of
the Banchory British Legion and by virtue of being a member of the
Rotary Club of Banchory Ternan which met at the Legion. Having
applied the objective test, she concluded she had no interest to
declare.