Common good property: statutory guidance for local authorities
How local authorities should carry out the new legal duties imposed on them by Part 8 of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015.
Annex A: Common good register: example entries
Royal Burgh Of Scotlandtown
Land |
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Name of asset |
Location |
Description |
The Haugh |
Parkland in Scotlandtown, which is bordered to the north by the river Alba and on the east by Scotland Street. It is adjacent to Scotlandtown town hall. |
Exact date of acquisition is unclear but was before 1900. |
Scotlandtown Recreation Park |
(O/S grid reference) |
Playing fields in Scotlandtown. 0.6 square km of the park is common good land (see marked area on attached map). Park currently leased to Scotlandtown Leisure Trust. |
Art and Artefacts |
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Name of asset |
Location |
Description |
Painting of Provost Ross (1893) |
Scotlandtown Town House, Mercat Square, Scotlandtown, ST1 AB2 |
Painting gifted to the Royal Burgh of Scotlandtown by the family of Provost Ross in 1893. |
Provost’s chain |
In storage, Scotlandtown. |
Chain of office containing the arms of the Burgh (see attached photo). Traditionally worn by the Provost of Scotlandtown. |
Common Good Fund |
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Name of asset |
Location |
Description |
Scotlandtown Common Good Fund |
N/A |
Fund set up for the benefit of the inhabitants of Scotlandtown. Information about the fund and the most recent balance sheet is available from this link. |
Property which is unconfirmed as common good but is under investigation
Royal Burgh Of Scotlandtown
Land |
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Name of asset |
Location |
Description |
Status |
Chandlers Row |
A lane in Scotlandtown, running from the Harbour to the Marketgate. |
Cobbled lane previously used by ships’ chandlers as a market until 1920s. |
Proposed by Scotlandtown Community Council on 05/05/18 (see representation). Legal department currently reviewing title deeds. Decision expected by 05/08/18. |
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