Data supplied by Fife Council in 2005
Feuduties and Ground Annuals
Common Lands
Customs and Shore Dues
Corn Exchange, 4 Hope Street
Coalfield at Pratthouse
East Fold Harbour Cottage and Sheds
Ferry Toll Quarry
Town house
16 - 18 Townhall Street
Church Street
2 - 16 Queen Street
Queen Mary Terrace
Old Ship Yard
48 King Street
Advertising Hoarding, Harbour Place
Common Good Fund
It is not possible to determine whether Inverkeithing has a Common Good Fund since the Annual Accounts of Fife Council consolidate financial information from all 25 former burghs in one Statement and hence it is not possible to determine the precise balance of the Inverkeithing Common Good Fund
My Commentary
The Council itself, remains quite in the dark about many of the common good assets it holds and possesses inadequate records. In the words of their Estates Department,
"The attached list provides details of the location and description of Common Good land from the Financial Records passed to the Council from the former Burghs and District Councils. The recorded description is not always helpful and an exercise is in hand to improve this aspect. The extent of the land is not recorded because as advised above due to the vague description in the titles this is not always shown."
Correspondent
none
Feuduties and Ground Annuals
Common Lands
Customs and Shore Dues
Corn Exchange, 4 Hope Street
Coalfield at Pratthouse
East Fold Harbour Cottage and Sheds
Ferry Toll Quarry
Town house
16 - 18 Townhall Street
Church Street
2 - 16 Queen Street
Queen Mary Terrace
Old Ship Yard
48 King Street
Advertising Hoarding, Harbour Place
Common Good Fund
It is not possible to determine whether Inverkeithing has a Common Good Fund since the Annual Accounts of Fife Council consolidate financial information from all 25 former burghs in one Statement and hence it is not possible to determine the precise balance of the Inverkeithing Common Good Fund
My Commentary
The Council itself, remains quite in the dark about many of the common good assets it holds and possesses inadequate records. In the words of their Estates Department,
"The attached list provides details of the location and description of Common Good land from the Financial Records passed to the Council from the former Burghs and District Councils. The recorded description is not always helpful and an exercise is in hand to improve this aspect. The extent of the land is not recorded because as advised above due to the vague description in the titles this is not always shown."
Correspondent
none