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Minutes June 2010

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MINUTES OF A MEETING OF ESSENDON PARISH COUNCIL HELD

IN THE VILLAGE HALL ON JUNE 28th. 2010.

 

PRESENT:-  Margaret Titchner (Acting Chair), Councillors Mike Brown, Alan Steele,

                   Joan Thomson, and Keith Venables.

                   County Councillor Bill Storey.

 

1. APOLOGIES for absence received from Ian Screech and Bernard Sarson.

 

2. APPROVAL, The minutes of the meeting held on 24/5/10 were approved and signed.

 

3. MATTERS ARISING.

                        a. VILLAGE SIGN. Bernard had advised that any grant over £2000 had to go                                                                                                                             

                            to committee.  Our quote was approx. £3000 without planning and erection.

                            The clerk would obtain planning documents and map.

                        b.  LAMP POSTS.  Only no. 3 (Glebe Cottages) still outstanding.

                        c. EAST VIEW GARAGES.  Carol Simpson (WHDC) would be visiting on 8/7.

 

 4. MATTERS RAISED BY THE PUBLIC.       NIL.

 

 5. ESSENDON ROAD ACTION GROUP.

                        Margaret reported that speed checks were being carried out and the aim was

                        for two such checks to be done each month.

                        Fund raising for our own SID had so far been unsuccesful and there would be

                        the problem of operating, maintaining and storing the device.

                        Margaret would discuss with the group the idea of putting a report on the

                        speed checks on the village notice boards.

 

 6. PLANNING.  a. WYTMEAD ref. S6/2010/0878. (Exterior painting.)

                                              This had been dealt with prior to the meeting and the 4

                                              available councillors had agreed with Mike Brown's

                                              comments that it did not warrant a seperate meeting.

 

                         b. MULBERRY HOUSE. ref. S6/2010/1173 FP.

                                              There were no objections to the design but concern was

                                              expressed that the extension represents a further erosion 

                                              of the green belt particularly with regard to a property so

                                              recently built.

  

                         c.SCHOOL BROADBAND FACILITIES.

                                              The school were prepared to assist us in downloading

                                              applications but there were still problems to be overcome. The 

                                              clerk was asked to continue to obtain paper copies until our 

                                              next meeting.

 

 7. CORRESPONDENCE.        a. Herts. Police Authority. Setting neighbourhood policing.

                                                 priorities

                                              b. Details of second conference of Herts. local access forum.

                                              c. WHBC. Notes on community engagement seminar held

                                                  26/3/10.

 

8. FINANCE                            One payment ws authorised as follows:-  

                                              FUSION. Playground grass cutting. £282 incl.of vat

 

 9 OTHER BUSINESS.             a. It was agreed to ask Simon Philipps if he would take over

                                                  the Parish website as Olly Lappage was leaving the village

                                           

                                              b. It was agreed to consider training for Councillors after

                                                   2011 elections.

                                              

                                              c.  Disclosure of interest forms were handed in by

                                                    councillors present.

                                               

                                              d.  The police checked the safety of the school lane/high

                                                     road junction.

 

                                              e.  Pot hole reported outside 12 Glebe Cottages and the church.

                                             

                                               f.  Mike Brown reported unreliable bin collections.

 

                                               g.  Alan Steele suggested the Welwyn/Hatfield business plan 

                                                    should be passed round.

 

NEXT MEETING - 7.30 pm ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13th 2010 IN THE VILLAGE HALL

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Parish Council

Chairman:
Mr Ian Screech:  01707 269738

Members:
Mr. Michael Brown:  01707 269062
Mr. Alan Steele:  01707 261310
Mrs. Frances Christensen:  01707 261621
Mr. Kevin Daley:  07980 174639
Mr. Keith Venables:  01707 273445

Parish Clerk:
Mr John Spragg: 01707 261375

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