HORTON KIRBY AND
MINUTES
of the ANNUAL MEETING of the PARISH COUNCIL held on
Present: Cllr P Bradley
(Chairman)
Cllrs A Burchmore, D Payne, G Piller, M Powsey, D Snape,
G Tripp, R Valentine and I Wescombe
P McGarvey, District
Councillor
R Gough,
4 members of the public
In attendance: C Allart,
Parish Clerk
Apologies for absence: Cllr Searles
(another meeting)
Declarations of Interest: Cllr
D Payne (Minute 17)
Declaration of acceptance of
office was signed.
3 POLICE MATTERS
PCSO Peter Hylands was on holiday and therefore
unable to attend. Cllr Burchmore
submitted his report for information.
Cllr Burchmore reported progress on the 4 letters he had sent to parents
of those known to have caused criminal damage seeking compensation. Two parents had paid, one had disputed and
had been advised to contact the Police about the facts of the matter and
nothing more had been heard whilst the fourth had not yet been delivered by the
Post Office. Cllr Burchmore had been
advised to re-send this letter and follow up the other asking for an immediate
answer.
Cllr McGarvey gave a brief annual report of District
Council matters including the free bus pass scheme which was still have
teething troubles.
Roger Gough reported on
recent matters including the primary school strategy and the 414 bus. He also said that forms were available for
applications to his £10,000 grant fund.
6
MINUTES
RESOLVED that the Minutes of
the meetings held on 3 and
7 MATTERS ARISING
Parish Council for Hextable
Cllr McGarvey informed members that the decision had
been overturned by full council in the light of more information and that the
request for a new parish was going ahead.
Fence in St Mary’s Churchyard
Cllr Tripp reported that a site meeting had been
held and estimates for fencing had been requested but only one quotation had
been received. The matter would be
considered at the next meeting.
Parish Councils Consortium
This meeting had been postponed.
8 RECREATION & OPEN SPACES
COMMITTEE
The Minutes of the last meeting of the committee
were received for information.
RESOLVED that membership to
committees and other bodies be as shown below:
Chairman and Vice Chairman
Cllrs Burchmore, Tripp and
Valentine
Carol Blendell, Anita
Cockrill, Marie Meggitt and Sharon Ross
Chairman and Vice Chairman
Cllrs Payne, Piller, Powsey,
Snape and Valentine
Chairman and Vice Chairman
Cllr Payne
Malcolm Dunn
Cllrs Burchmore and Powsey
with deputies Cllrs Valentine and Wescombe
Cllr Bradley
Cllr Tripp
Cllr Piller
Police Liaison
Cllr Burchmore
RESOLVED that the calendar
of meetings for 2006/7 be as follows:
Parish Council meetings to
be held on the first Monday at
The Village Hall Committee
to meet bi-monthly (January, March, May, July, September and November) on the
second Thursday at
The Recreation and Open
Spaces Committee to meet bi-monthly (February, April, June, August, October and
December) on the second Thursday at
The annual report on this
charity was received and trustees appointed.
This small charity has funds
of £231 and is for the “poor of Horton Kirby” which includes
RESOLVED that Cllrs Bradley
and Powsey be re-appointed as trustees to the Thomas Terry Charity for a
further year.
13 NEW FOOTWAY ON GRASS
VERGE, THE STREET
Details of a new footway
being installed by KCC Highways this month were received. Members were amazed to hear this as they felt
that the money could be spent on better things.
The clerk was asked to find out more and express this Parish Council’s
objections to the proposal.
14 CLEAN NEIGHBOURHOODS
AND ENVIRONMENT ACT 2005
A letter from Ben Bradshaw
of defra was circulated. It was agreed
to look at this at the next meeting.
15 NHS OVERVIEW AND
SCRUTINY COMMITTEE
Members received an
invitation to the next meeting of this committee on Friday 12 May at
SE/05/02000/FUL, 02001/LBCALT & 02002/CAC
amended
Horton Kirby Paper Mills,
Mixed development of 210 1, 2, 3 & 4 bed
residential units including 44 affordable housing units.
There was considerable discussion following the
letter dated
Cllr Wescombe agreed to write a response to Ms
Macinnes.
SE/06/00627/FUL
Fairhavens,
Retention of replacement
building to be used as amenity block and tack room/feed store
The Parish Council objects
on Green Belt grounds. It is also
concerned about the proliferation of mobile homes and other structures on the
whole site which should be investigated.
SE/06/00825/FUL
Two Rivers,
Front porch and conversion
of garage to study
The Parish Council has no comments
on this application.
SE/06/00919/REM
Land adj 11 Coopers Close
Detached 3 bed house with
integral garage and parking space
The Parish Council objects to this application on
the grounds that it is overdevelopment of the plot and will lead to an increase
in parking problems in the area. Parking problems are already acute and
additional cars in the road plus the loss of parking in front of the garage and
parking space will make things worse. We
note that the parking for 3 cars specified in the outline application
(SE/02/02455) has not been complied with.
Tree in Conservation Area
Wingetts, The Street
Pollard large poplar tree to
5 metres
The Parish Council has no
comments on this application.
The following decision
notices were received:
SE/06/00095/FUL
Four Winds,
Convert existing double
garage into part annexe to main house to form bedroom/ lounge, dining
kitchen/bathroom.
GRANTED
SE/06/00137/FUL
Land adj 11 Coopers Close
Detached 3 bedroom house
with integral garage and parking space
REFUSED
SE/06/00194/LDCEX
The Old Vicarage,
Conservatory
GRANTED
SE/06/00349/FUL
Tregea,
First floor side extension
REFUSED
The following enforcement
notices have been received:
310/96/088
Fairhavens,
Demolition of amenity block
building
310/05/199
6 East Hill
Removal of external rear
staircase, first floor door and window and roof terrace
310/88/198
Plot
Untidy condition of plot and
removal of various items
17 SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS
RESOLVED that the schedule
of accounts, as submitted, be approved and payments made accordingly.
Newsletter
Cllr Burchmore asked if
Members would like him to write something for the newsletter on the subject of
compensation for criminal damage. This
was agreed.
The meeting ended at
Chairman
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