The Chairman, Cllr Stuart opened the Parish Council meeting at 7.30pm.
Cllr Harris had made an apology for his absence as he was on holiday, Cllr
Squire had apologised for his absence, Cllr Bennett (CDC) had emailed his
apology and Cllr Baines (CDC) had informed Cllr Mrs Clark (CDC) that he
would not be present.
Six members of the public were present.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD ON 9th MARCH 2005
Page 1944: Post Office Collection – 2nd line change “collection” to read:
delivery
It was proposed by Cllr Mrs Pollard and seconded by Cllr Jay that the
Minutes as altered were a true and accurate record. The Parish Council was
in favour.
MATTERS ARISING
Rural Road Sweeping
Dr Amelia Mullins Waste and Sustainability Manager at CDC had given a
comprehensive list of reasons for the minimal action taken by the Cotswold
District Council to keep the Spine Road clear of mud. In her last paragraph
she summarised that as the issue is complex it may not easily be resolved.
The Clerk was asked to ascertain from her who was responsible for bringing
pressure on those responsible. Cllr Parsons (GCC) reported that he was
trying to get a working party organised to sort the problem. The consensus
of the meeting was that lack of funding was no excuse for inaction.
Naming of development off Meadow Way
The Clerk was asked to copy the response from CDC to the residents of the
Secret Garden which pointed out that the developer was responsible for
liaising with CDC on naming the development.
Speed Limit Roundel in Upper Up
A letter from Mr Bastow who lives at Tanners asked that the speed limit
roundel painted on the highway be removed. Chairman Cllr Stuart explained
the history which had led to the limit being painted on the roads throughout
the village. A request for four painted roadway signs at the gateways to the
village had been made plus one extra in Broadway Lane. Regardless of the
instruction GCC Highways had consequently painted eight roadway signs. The
Clerk was to ask Mr J. Whittaker (GCC Highways) to remove the sign in the
vicinity of the Royal Oak public house and Tanners in Upper Up.
Interactive Speed Signs
A grant of £2,000 had been awarded by CDC to defray the cost of installing
interactive speed limit signs. Originally the Parish Council, on advice from
personnel at CDC, had applied for a grant of £6,000. Cllr Stuart asked Cllr
Mrs Clark (CDC) to investigate why the applied for grant had been reduced by
two-thirds.
E-mail Storage
The Clerk was to enquire how much it would cost to provide a computer
storage facility to archive emails.
Cllr Caunce left the meeting having previously informed the Clerk that he
had a prior appointment.
Roadway to rear of Willow Grove
Six residents from Willow Grove complained about the new roadway which had
been started to the rear of Willow Grove. Cllr Stuart assured them that the
CDC was aware and development should cease as planning permission was
required for the work. The Clerk reported that Mark Robson a police Wildlife
Officer was also involved as a badger set in the vicinity had been
disturbed. Cllr Jay was concerned that Watermark should behave in this way
without consultation and used the analogy of “manning the barricades” to
defend further incursions. Cllr Nicholas suggested that each instance should
be dealt with as it occurs and in every case be vigilant.
Zebra Crossing
Mr Sam Beard came to the meeting to enquire if rumours he had heard about
the imminent construction of the crossing were factual. Cllr Stuart
explained the history of the decision and its process. The Parish Council
had previously voted in favour of its installation. It was now up to GCC
Highways to decide where and when it would be installed after consulting
with those residents in its immediate vicinity. Cllr Stuart assured Mr Beard
that the location and design of the crossing had yet to be determined by the
experts. Cllr Parsons (GCC) would ask John Whittaker to put forward
proposals and the process of implementation.
CLERK’S REPORT
On Monday 14th March I received a series of phone calls from Mr Bushnell of
1 Sudeley Drive regarding a letter I wrote asking him to cut back his
overhanging hedge. When during the first call I asked him not to be so
abusive he became even more so. I therefore disconnected the call. Shortly
afterwards I recalled the following from the 1571 service. “You have not the
courage to pick up the telephone which just goes to confirm what a small
minded bunch of (bleeps) you represent.” About five minutes later another
call in similar vein enquiring why I was not a resident of South Cerney (no
comment) and poking my nose into other people’s business. More expletives to
emphasise his complaints and finally a threat of what he might do to me if
he could get hold of me. I reported the incident to Cllr Squire and played
the first recording over to him. On Sunday 2 April I accompanied Cllr Stuart
to a meeting with Mr Ben Knight a member of Siddington Parish Council to
discuss our proposed scheme to provide a cycle path from South Cerney to
Siddington. Mr Knight is also a land owner and tenant of land over which the
old railway line passes and explained how this artery is vital to the
working of his farm. He argued his point, not as a member of Siddington
Parish Council but as a concerned resident. On Tuesday 12th April I attended
a meeting of Siddington Parish Council with Cllr Stuart. The proposed speed
limit from Preston Toll Bar to South Cerney was discussed as were footpaths
and bridleways of mutual interest. During March I averaged 4 hours 25
minutes each day over the 13 available working days which is some 22.5% in
excess of my contract.
Cllr Jay was concerned that the Parish Council should make every effort to
protect its employee from abuse and asked the Clerk to contact his
association for advice. The Parish Council was wholeheartedly supportive of
its Clerk.
Cllr Stuart gave a brief account of his meeting with Siddington Parish
Council summarising that the proposed cycle route from South Cerney to
Siddington would stand a much greater chance of implementation if the
preferred route was along the old canal. Siddington Parish Council supported
the reduction in the speed limits from Preston Toll Bar to South Cerney and
the creation of the pathway from South Cerney through the reed beds at
Shorncote to the Water Park at Somerford Keynes.
It was proposed by Cllr Webb and seconded by Cllr Jay that the Parish
Council agrees to the proposed reduction of the current speed limits along
the Preston Toll Bar to South Cerney road by 10 mph i.e. the 50 mph to 40
mph and the 40 mph to 30 mph and the repositioning of the 30 mph road sign
in Silver Street some 150 metres north towards Preston Toll Bar. The Parish
Council was in agreement.
PLAYING FIELDS AND VILLAGE MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
Cllr Stuart deputised for Cllr Squire, who had sent an apology for his
absence, and reported on the deliberations of the Committee which had met on
Monday 11th April.
Barrier on old railway track
Cllr Harris asked the Clerk to remind Cotswold Water Park that the barrier
on the old railway track near the Robert Franklin Way playing area with the
inscribed message had not yet been replaced. Also, the barrier at the end of
the bridleway, which is part of the disused railway line from Cerney Wick to
Spine Road, is in disrepair.
Abuse of footpaths
Cllr Caunce suggested that support from the local riding schools be
encouraged to educate horse riders to abstain from using dedicated footpaths
as bridleways. Particular mention was made of the paths from Box Bush to
Robert Franklin Way and Sudeley Drive to Ham Lane.
INSPECTION REPORTS
Robert Franklin Way play area
Cllr Mrs Chubb reported that all equipment was in working order.
Unaccompanied dogs were becoming a problem on the play area. The one
laminated panel on the adventure unit in the toddlers play area had been
removed.
Cerney Wick play area
Cllr Caunce reported that the equipment at Cerney Wick was in good working
order.
Upper Up play area
The damaged basketball netting had been removed. The plastic recycling skip
installed on the car park was well used. Gaps in the safety tiles were still
hazardous although larger splits appeared to be closing and smaller gaps
widening. The Committee agreed that the Clerk enquire from Macventure Play
Co and R.O.W. Berry if either were willing to make an offer for the safety
tiles. The Clerk was asked to make the replacement of safety tiles an agenda
item for next month’s meeting. Cllr Stuart reported a request from users of
the humps and bumps that they be allowed to redesign the little humps which
were less than 2ft high. The Committee agreed to have further consultations
to determine who might be a responsible leader within the group to supervise
the action. Cllr Caunce had informed Cllr Stuart that Ermin Plant Hire would
supply a digger free of charge for the project although a licensed driver
would be needed to operate the equipment. Cllr Squire was in negotiation
with 29 Regt for them to use a helicopter on exercise to reposition the
large metal container which the Cricket Club uses as an equipment store. The
Parish Council agreed to a suggestion from Cllr Stuart that when the
container is repositioned a brick wall is built at one end for football
kicking practice. This would provide an alternative to the pavilion which is
sometime used for this activity and also make the container more visually
acceptable.
CORRESPONDENCE
| 8. |
CDC – CT.CONTR 1834 Notification of intention to under
tree work at Walnut Tree Farm (emailed to Village Maintenance Committee
and Tree Wardens) (R)
The Committee did not object |
| 11. |
CPRE – Houses & Gardens Guide 2005 (on circulation to
Village Maintenance Committee) |
| 14. |
CDC – TPO 381/1: Application withdrawn but works on
deadwood the Oak granted under the Dead, Dying and Dangerous legislation |
| 17. |
Mr G. Bushnell – Hedge at 1 Sudeley Drive (acknowledged) |
| 18. |
CDC – Replacement nameplates (email)
Cllr Jay reported that the Village Hall sign was still missing and the
sign at Huxley Court was badly weathered and nearly unreadable. The
Clerk would inform Rob Bull at CDC and ask him for replacement signs. |
| 20. |
CDC – Application for renewal of a Street Trading
Consent
The Committee did not object |
| 22. |
Michael Thompson – Verbal quote confirmed |
| 23. |
Afla Ltd – Tender information on landscaping Jubilee
Gardens
Cllr Squire volunteered to organise the leaflet drop informing residents
of Jubilee Gardens of the plan |
| 38. |
GCC – Bridge Survey (Cllr Harris)
The Committee agreed with the advice from Cllr Harris that GCC be
referred to the response made in December 2004 by the Parish Council.
Furthermore, the Parish Council did not think it important to install a
timber fence as per the first option 4.1 |
| 41. |
GCC Highways – Proposed speed limit changes from Preston
Toll Bar to South Cerney |
| 42. |
Henry George (Estate Agents) – For Sale sign
The Committee recommends that Perry Chambers be asked to remove the For
Sale sign at Willow Grove, Humberts at the end of Wick Water Lane and
Cain & Fuller at the Cerney Wick Lane/Spine Road junction. The Parish
Council agreed and also the Clerk was asked to inform the manager at
Henry George that his firm was not being singled out for special
treatment. |
| 43. |
CDC – Rural road sweeping |
| 44. |
CDC – CT.CONTR 1834: Notification of intention to
undertake tree work at Walnut Tree Farm, South Cerney |
| 45. |
Wicksteed Leisure – General information (on circulation
to Committee) |
COUNCILLORS’ REPORTS
Cllr Stuart echoed the concern of the Committee at the new road which was
being made on Lake 16 at the back of Kingfisher Place, Huxley Court and
Willow Grove as no planning permission had been granted for such work. The
Clerk was asked to enquire from Gloucestershire Constabulary if a report had
been made regarding the criminal disturbance around the badger set to the
rear of Huxley Court and Willow Grove.
Cllr Jay on behalf of South Cerney Trust informed the Committee that it
would like to remove and/or resite the waste bin at the Cross and also to
upgrade the corner of land at the end of School Lane and Silver Street by
providing a concrete plinth for the Coronation seat and pave the rest of the
area. The South Cerney Trust had allowed a budget of £1,000 for both
projects. The Committee agreed to recommend both schemes to the Parish
Council. The Parish Council was grateful to the South Cerney Trust for this
generous offer and quotes would be sought for the work.
FINANCE
Cllr Smith reported on the deliberations of the Finance Committee which had
met on Monday 11th April.
MATTERS ARISING
Mr R. Hewer
The Clerk reported that Mr Hewer had telephoned to explain why no payments
had been received. Consequently, the Clerk did not implement the action
agreed. The Parish Council supported this action.
OUTSTANDING
South Cerney Cricket Club Water supply £4.93
R. Hewer Notice board repair £165.00
PAYMENTS IN
Residents as per account Memorial Trees £220.00
South Cerney Football Club Water supply £7.40
PAYMENTS OUT
Petty Cash Bus Shelter Cleansing (April) £40.00
Petty Cash Litter Picking (April) £100.00
M. McKee Clerk’s Travel (March) £62.62
M. McKee BT Telephone and Internet access (March) £21.50
Gloucestershire Training Partnership Delegate fees £30.00
Thames Water Upper Up water supply £12.33
Southern Electric Unmetered supply to bus shelters £11.20
Adrian Gibbs Ground maintenance (March) £669.75
Tree Maintenance Ltd Robert Franklin Way play area maintenance £148.05
Busy Fingers Copying Photocopying £37.18
Local Council Review Renewal subscriptions £48.00
GAPTC Annual subscription £474.29
Lee Ponting Tree supply and planting thereof £454.00
Raymond Fenton Updating web pages £185.00
CPRE Subscription renewal £25.00
James Harris Memorial Trees £2,090.00
James Harris Tree maintenance as per quotation £440.63
£7,849.55
Cllr Smith inspected the Invoices and agreed the Clerk’s travel expenses for
March.
It was proposed by Cllr Jay and seconded by Cllr Mrs Pollard that the Parish
Council agrees to make the above payments. The Parish Council was all in
favour.
Cllr Jay and Cllr Stuart declared a prejudicial interest as members of the
Village Hall Committee in this next payment and left the room.
Village Hall Running Costs subsidy £3,000.00
It was proposed by Cllr Mrs Pollard and seconded by Cllr Webb that the
Parish Council agrees to make the payment to the Village Hall. The remainder
of the Parish Council was all in favour.
Cllr Jay and Cllr Stuart rejoined the meeting.
PLANNING
Cllr Nicholas reported on the deliberations of the Planning Committee which
had met on 11th April.
Planning applications received by Cotswold District Council
CT.0006/4/B
Additional/Amended Plans: The provision of a service area with associated
gardener’s shed and the retention of the existing access onto the Spine Road
for the use of service lorries only at Lake 16, Spine Road, South Cerney
NO OBJECTION
CT.0006/4/D
Minor Amendment: Additional pair of doors in place of window to north-east
elevation at South Cerney Works, Ham Lane, South Cerney
NO OBJECTION
CT.1454/4/D
Applicant: Mr M. Thomas, c/o Watermark, Isis Lakes, Spine Road, South Cerney
Erection of a restaurant, hotel with associated car parking at Lake 7,
Cotswold Water Park, South Cerney
The Committee agreed that this proposal would fundamentally change the
character of this rural location as viewed from the adjoining footpaths. The
Committee was concerned as to the precise appearance of the planned building
as there were no details describing the roof colour to be used. If
permission was granted then development of the site should be put on hold
until the sewerage problem affecting South Cerney has been resolved. During
construction a vehicle wheel wash installed and used to stop mud being taken
on to the highway by contractors’ vehicles. A dedicated lane is installed to
allow traffic accessing the completed site to turn right. A reduction in the
current speed limit to 40 mph in the adjoining area be imposed.
OBJECTION
CT.2475/1/X
Applicant: Glen Brooks, GB Cooker Spares, Chelworth Industrial Estate,
Cricklade, Wilts
Erection of 37 Industrial Units of various sizes associated parking and car
park at rear (reserved matters for application CT.2475/1/L) on land at
Evergreen Industrial Estate, Broadway Lane, South Cerney.
If this application is approved the Parish Council would like to see
Conditions attached which would minimise light pollution and restrict the
hours of use due to the proximity of residential development.
NO OBJECTION
CT.3424/F
Applicants: Mr & Mrs M. Greenberg, Lower Churn, Bow Wow, South Cerney
Erection of detached triple garage/car port (revised scheme) at Lower Churn,
Bow Wow, South Cerney.
The Committee considered that this proposal would be detrimental to the
visual amenity of this very special picturesque part of the village and
object to its size, position and the type of materials to be used.
OBJECTION
CT.3930/F
Applicant: Mr C. Smith (Agent), c/o DPDS Consulting Group, Old Bank House, 5
Devizes Road, Old Town, Swindon, Wilts SN1 4BJ
Variation of Condition 14 of planning permission reference CT.3930/D and
subsequently reference CT.3930/E relating to the occupancy restrictions of
the Croft at Lake 75, Cotswold Water Park, South Cerney
NO OBJECTION
CT.4208/M
Applicant: South Cerney Parish Council
Replacement playgroup building (revised scheme) adjacent Ann Edwards County
Primary School, Berkeley Close, South Cerney
NO COMMENT
CT.4313/1/B
Applicant: Mrs T. Mussell, c/o Abberley Design Ltd, 4 Silver Street,
Cirencester GL7 3BL
Listed building consent: Link extension from the existing domestic
outbuilding to the existing domestic house at Ivy Cottage, Cerney Wick,
Cirencester, GL7 5QH
NO OBJECTION
CT.4313/1/C
Applicant: Mrs T. Mussell, c/o Abberley Design Ltd, 4 Silver Street,
Cirencester GL7 3BL
Link extension from the existing domestic outbuilding to the existing
domestic house at Ivy Cottage, Cerney Wick, Cirencester, GL7 5QH
NO OBJECTION
It was proposed by Cllr Jay and seconded by Cllr Smith that the Parish
Council accepts the deliberations of the Planning Committee. The Parish
Council was all in favour.
Cllr Nicholas declared a prejudicial interest in the following application
as the applicant was a client of his firm and left the room.
CT.4067/2/S
Applicant: Elsey & Elsey Dental Clinic
Additional/Amended Plans: Change of Use – A1 to D1 – Hairdressing to Dental
Practice, provision of disabled access, shop front and air-conditioning unit
at 7 Sudeley Drive, South Cerney
It is not permitted under regulations to change from A1 Class to a D1 Class.
This is a residential area and with the increase in surgeries from two (2)
to three (3) vehicular traffic is bound to increase which will have an
adverse effect on the properties in the area.
OBJECTION
It was proposed by Cllr Webb and seconded by Cllr Mrs Chapman that the
Parish Council accepts the deliberations of the Planning Committee. The
Parish Council was in favour.
Cllr Nicholas returned to the meeting
Planning applications granted by Cotswold District Council
CT.2648/3/D
Portrait sign in ‘V’ formation at Lake 11, Cotswold Water Park, South Cerney
CT.2781/P
Alterations to fenestration (amendments to previously approved scheme
reference CT.2781/N) at The New House, Clarks Hay, South Cerney
CT.3887/3/C
Two storey side extension (revised scheme) at 59 The Lennards, South Cerney
CT.3887/3/D
Two storey side extension to provide lounge with two bedrooms over at 19
Field Close, South Cerney
The Committee considered that Condition 3 was worthy of note.
Notwithstanding the provisions of the Town and Country Planning (General
Permitted Development) Order 1995, or any other statutory instrument
amending or replacing it, no windows shall be inserted into the first floor
side elevation other than those permitted by this Decision Notice. Reason:
To protect the amenity of the occupiers of the adjacent dwellings, in
accordance with Cotswold District Local Plan Policies 1 and 44 and PPS1.
CT.4067/2/T
Single storey extension to rear and replace flat roof with pitched
incorporating rooflights at 16 Sudeley Drive, South Cerney
CT.5322/P
Refurbishment and alterations to pair of adjoining bungalows to form a link
and works to existing outbuilding at Rosemary, Cerney Wick
CT.5322/Q
Refurbishment and alterations to pair of adjoining bungalows to form a link
and works to existing outbuilding at Rosemary, Cerney Wick
CT.5483/C
First floor extension to rear at The Plough Cottage, Station Road, South
Cerney
Planning applications withdrawn
CT.0776/V & CT.0776/W
Refurbishments/extensions at Walnut Tree Farm, Upper Up, South Cerney
Correspondence
| 9. |
CPRE – Fieldwork magazine (on circulation to Planning
Committee) |
| 36. |
Planning Inspectorate – CT.3724/C: Good Intent, Cerney
Wick appeal dismissed |
COUNCILLORS’ PORTFOLIOS
Cllr Mrs Pollard updated the Parish Council on the progress being made by
the Village Plan sub committee which had met on Thursday 7th April at her
house. The meeting consisted of Cllr Stuart, Cllr Squire, Cllr Mrs Pollard,
the Clerk, Dr Peter Stephenson, Steven Walker, Patrick Mills and Melanie
Tarrant from GRCC. It was agreed then that an Open Evening will be held on
Thursday 23rd June from 7–9pm in the Village Hall to which residents,
representatives from local business, local organisations, CDC and GCC would
be welcomed to come and view the draft plan and add any ideas they may have.
Those interested would be encouraged to join a working party to help us
achieve an even better South Cerney. Another meeting prior to the Open
Evening will be held on Tuesday 10 May at 6.30pm to fine tune the
arrangements.
Cllr Jay reported that he had forwarded an advertisement from PALS, which
hoped to recruit volunteers, to the editor of Cerney News for publication
and returned a questionnaire to the Gloucestershire Partnership NHS Trust.
Cllr Webb had attended a seminar on conifers and recalled how surprised he
was to find out how numerous were the different species.
Cllr Nicholas asked Cllr Mrs Clark (CDC) if she could arrange for him to
attend the next meeting of the Flood Forum scheduled for June.
Cllr Mrs Chapman reported that no new road markings to notify drivers of a
30mph limit zone had been painted on roads through Cerney Wick.
PARISH FOOTPATHS
Cllr Smith reported that one of the steps on the staircase near Chapter
Manor in Bow Wow to the old railway line was dangerous. Cllr Stuart informed
Cllr Smith that the steps were not a public footpath and it had not proved
possible to ascertain ownership or responsibility for their repair. The
Clerk was to contact Mr M. Mould who had historically repaired the steps
voluntarily and ask him if he would fix them.
Cllr Smith reported that the stile and bridge at the western end of BSC6 and
BSC7 where they pass through Berry’s Farm was in disrepair. GCC Public
Rights of Way officers were aware of the problems. Cllr Stuart stated that
when the section of footpath from the western boundary of the Upper Up
playing fields to the Thames Water reed beds is opened it will alleviate the
problem.
Cllr Jay reported that the Cotswold Water Park signpost near the Lock House
at the end of Wildmoorway Lane (BSC1 and BSC20) where the bridge goes over
the river had been reversed by vandals and was causing confusion to visiting
walkers. The Clerk was asked to inform the CWP rangers.
CORRESPONDENCE
| 1a |
Cirencester CAB – Donation acknowledgement |
| 1b |
WRVS – Donation acknowledgement |
| 1c. |
Macmillan Cancer Relief – Donation acknowledgement |
| 1d |
South Cerney United Church – Donation acknowledgement |
| 1e. |
CHYP – Donation acknowledgement |
| 2. |
Invitation to attend AGM of the Villager Bus Service
(emailed to Parish Councillors) |
| 3. |
Cotswold Canals Trust – TROW Magazine Spring 2005 (on
circulation) |
| 4. |
Royal Mail – Parking on grass verges |
| 5. |
GAPTC – Invitation to renew membership; Publications
order form |
| 6. |
Siddington Parish Council – Invitation to attend meeting
(emailed to Chairman and Vice Chairman) |
| 7. |
CPRE – Invitation to renew membership |
| 8. |
CDC – CT.CONTR 1834 Notification of intention to under
tree work at Walnut Tree Farm (emailed to Village Maintenance Committee
and Tree Wardens) (R) |
| 9. |
CPRE – Fieldwork magazine (on circulation to Planning
Committee) |
| 10. |
GAPTC – Invitation to attend seminar on the new Terms &
Conditions of Employment for Clerks on Monday 18th April at Longford
Village Hall (emailed to Personnel Committee)
Cllr Stuart, Cllr Webb and the Clerk will attend |
| 11. |
CPRE – Houses & Gardens Guide 2005 (on circulation to
Village Maintenance Committee) |
| 12. |
CPRE – Countryside Voice magazine (on circulation) |
| 13. |
GCC – Supplement timetable of buses serving Cirencester
(to Chairmen of Committees) |
| 14. |
CDC – TPO 381/1: Application withdrawn but works on
deadwood the Oak granted under the Dead, Dying and Dangerous legislation |
| 15. |
CDC – Pest Control Charges |
| 16. |
CDC – Promotion of sports facilities for 5-16 year olds;
Questionnaire on Parish facilities (passed to holder of Youth portfolio)
Cllr Jay completed the questionnaire |
| 17. |
Mr G. Bushnell – Hedge at 1 Sudeley Drive (acknowledged) |
| 18. |
CDC – Replacement nameplates (email) |
| 19. |
CDC – A. R. Jones: Impending retirement |
| 20. |
CDC – Application for renewal of a Street Trading
Consent
The Parish Council did not object |
| 21. |
Driffield & Harnhill PC – Support requested for noise
reduction campaign on A419/A417
The Clerk was asked to respond in support |
| 22. |
Michael Thompson – Verbal quote confirmed |
| 23. |
Afla Ltd – Tender information on landscaping Jubilee
Gardens |
| 24. |
CDC – Street Naming and Numbering
The Clerk was asked to notify the residents of the Secret Garden |
| 25. |
CDC – Notification of County Council election – to
notice boards |
| 26. |
DEFRA – Quality Parish Council |
| 27. |
GRCC – Information gathering exercise (questionnaire)
Cllr Stuart and the Clerk completed the questionnaire |
| 28. |
GCC – Acknowledgement of concern for the funding of GPFA |
| 29. |
Health & Safety Executive – Mud on highway |
| 30. |
Village Hall Management Committee (Kemble) – Information
gathering exercise |
| 31. |
Gloucestershire Partnership NHS Trust– Community Patient
Advice & Liaison Service (PALS) |
| 32. |
R. A. Bastow – Speed limit signing (acknowledged) |
| 33. |
GRCC – Invitation to attend a Community Trust Land
Solution conference |
| 34. |
CPRE – Newsletter March 2005 (on circulation) |
| 35. |
Cotswold & Vale NHS – Future health care brochure (all
Parish Councillors) |
| 36. |
Planning Inspectorate – CT.3724/C: Good Intent, Cerney
Wick appeal dismissed |
| 37. |
NALC – Invitation to take part in a Trafalgar Weekend
commemoration (on circulation) |
| 38. |
GCC – Bridge Survey (Cllr Harris) |
| 39. |
CDC– Notice of Election (to notice board) |
| 40. |
Allianz Cornhill – Invitation to renew insurance policy |
| 41. |
GCC Highways – Proposed speed limit changes from Preston
Toll Bar to South Cerney |
| 42. |
Henry George (Estate Agents) – For Sale sign |
| 43. |
CDC – Rural road sweeping |
| 44. |
CDC – CT.CONTR 1834: Notification of intention to
undertake tree work at Walnut Tree Farm, South Cerney |
| 45. |
Wicksteed Leisure – General information (on circulation
to Committee) |
| 46. |
CDC Standards Committee – Minutes & Agenda, Attendance
History; A Code for the future consultation (on circulation to all
Parish Councillors) |
| 47. |
GAPTC – April 2005 Newsletter (on circulation to all
Parish Councillors) |
COUNCILLORS’ REPORTS
Cllr Mrs Chapman asked the Clerk to report that the road in Cerney Wick on
the corner of the Old Mill, the Manor House and the Barn was prone to
flooding.
It was proposed by Cllr Nicholas and seconded by Cllr Webb that the limited
number print of an original oil painting depicting 29 Regt activities in the
Gulf be framed. The Parish Council was all in favour. The print and a first
day cover commemorating the granting of the freedom of the district to the
regiment had been presented to the Clerk by Corporal Steven Walker AGC (SPS)
at the cocktail evening held in the Officers Mess on Thursday 10th March.
There being no further business Cllr Stuart closed the meeting at 10:35 pm
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