General

Councillor Upton declared that as a member and trustee of the Oxford Preservation Trust she had taken no part in that organisation’s discussions regarding the applications before the Committee.  Councillor Upton said that she was approaching the applications with an open mind, would listen to all the arguments and weigh up all the relevant facts before coming to a decision.

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Councillor Fouweather stated that he had been a signatory to the call-in but was approaching the application with an open mind, would listen to all the arguments and weigh up all the relevant facts before coming to a decision.

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Councillor Clarkson stated that she lived near the application site, in Dunstan Road.  However, not sufficiently close as to be affected by the application.

Councillors Nala-Hartley and Altaf-Khan stated that they were former students of Ruskin College.  However, each declared that they had not taken part in any discussions with the College regarding the application.

Councillor Kerr joined the meeting late, and during consideration of the item declared that she had objected to the application on the grounds of a lack of cycle storage.   However, she was approaching the application with an open mind, would listen to all the arguments and weigh up all the relevant facts before coming to a decision.