Council leader Murray Lyle is stepping down after having had "the absolute privilege" of representing Strathallan ward for the past 15 years.
The Conservative leader is one of a dozen councillors who will not be standing for re-election at the forthcoming local elections on May 5.
The Perth and Kinross councillor counts getting the Tay Cities Deal over the line and progressing plans with the Cross Tay Link Road, Perth City Hall, Perth High School and Blairgowrie Recreation Centre as the greatest achievements under his leadership.
Farmer Murray Lyle was first elected to Perth and Kinross Council in 2007. When asked this week why he was stepping down, he told the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS): "I'm just stepping down having been a councillor for 15 years.
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