Council
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9th December 2014
A meeting of the North Norfolk District Council will be held in the Council Chamber at the
Council Offices, Holt Road, Cromer on Wednesday 17 December 2014 at 6.00 p.m.
Members of the public who wish to ask a question or speak on an agenda item are
requested to arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of the meeting. It will not always be
possible to accommodate requests after that time. This is to allow time for the Chairman to
rearrange the order of items on the agenda for the convenience of members of the public.
Further information on the procedure for public speaking can be obtained from Democratic
Services, Tel: 01263 516010, Email: democraticservices@north-norfolk.gov.uk
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and report on the meeting. Anyone wishing to do so is requested to inform the Chairman. If
you are a member of the public and you wish to speak on an item on the agenda, please be
aware that you may be filmed or photographed.
Sheila Oxtoby
Chief Executive
To: All Members of the Council
Members of the Management Team, appropriate Officers, Press and Public.
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AGENDA
1.
PRAYER
Led by Reverend Andrew King of the Methodist Church, Fakenham
2.
PRESENTATION TO EASTLAW
3.
CHAIRMAN’S COMMUNICATIONS
To receive the Chairman‟s communications, if any.
4.
TO RECEIVE DECLARATIONS OF INTERESTS FROM MEMBERS
Members are asked at this stage to declare any interests that they may have in any
of the following items on the agenda. The Code of Conduct for Members requires
that declarations include the nature of the interest and whether it is a disclosable
pecuniary interest.
5.
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
To receive apologies for absence, if any.
6.
MINUTES
(page 1)
To confirm the minutes of the meeting of the Council held on 19 September 2014.
7.
ITEMS OF URGENT BUSINESS
To determine any other items of business which the Chairman decides should be
considered as a matter of urgency pursuant to Section 100B (4)(b) of the Local
Government Act 1972.
8.
PUBLIC QUESTIONS
To consider any questions received from members of the public.
9.
APPOINTMENTS
a) To appoint Mr R Wright to replace Mr P Terrington on the Overview and Scrutiny
Committee
b) To appoint Mrs A Fitch-Tillet, Mr J Lee and Mr R Oliver to the Housing Panel (for
consideration of Housing Appeals)
c) To appoint Mr G Williams as a substitute on the Housing Panel.
10.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CABINET 08 DECEMBER 2014
a) AGENDA ITEM 10: FEES AND CHARGES FOR 2015/16
(Cabinet Agenda 08 December 2014 – p.15)
(Appendix A – p.17)
RECOMMENDATION TO COUNCIL:
That the fees and charges from 1 April 2015 as included at Appendix A, are agreed.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE
The Overview and Scrutiny Committee will consider this recommendation at their
meeting on 10th December 2014 and the Chairman will provide an oral update at the
Council meeting.
b) AGENDA ITEM 11: REVIEW OF HOUSING DELIVERY INCENTIVE
SCHEME
(Cabinet Agenda 08 December 2014 – p. 34)
(Appendix B – p. 39)
RECOMMENDATION TO COUNCIL:
That the North Norfolk Housing Incentive Scheme is extended until the 31st
December 2015.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE
The Overview and Scrutiny Committee will consider this recommendation at their
meeting on 10th December 2014 and the Chairman will provide an oral update at the
Council meeting.
11.
ANY FURTHER RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY
COMMITTEE 12 NOVEMBER 2014
To receive any further recommendations from the Overview and Scrutiny Committee
meeting held on 10 December 2014.
(Agenda note: the Council agenda was published prior to the Overview and Scrutiny
Committee taking place. The Chairman will provide an oral update at the meeting)
12.
DETERMINATION OF COUNCIL TAX DISCOUNTS AND CHARGES FOR 2015/16
(page 8)
(Appendix A – p.12)
Summary:
This report recommends the level of council tax
discounts and premiums which will apply to second
homes, empty properties and uninhabitable dwellings
for the financial year 2015/16.
The determinations are made by the Council under
sections 11A and 11B, and of the Local Government
Finance Act 1992, subsequent enabling powers and
Regulations made under the Act.
Options considered:
The recommendations represent a continuation of the
determinations made for 2014/15 and take advantage
of the reforms included in the Local Government
Finance Act 2012 to generate additional revenue and to
bring empty properties back into use.
Conclusions:
The legislation provides local authorities with the power
to make changes to the level of council tax discount
and premiums in relation to second homes, empty
properties and uninhabitable dwellings.
Recommendations: 1
The Council has to approve its determinations for each
financial year. The calculation of the tax base for
2015/16 will be made on the assumption that the
determinations recommended below will apply.
Members are recommended to resolve that under
section 11A of the Local Government Finance Act
1992, and in accordance with the provisions of the
Local Government Finance Act 2012 and other
enabling powers that:
(i)
the council tax discount for dwellings defined as
being within Class „A‟ remains at 50% for the
year 2015/16;
(ii)
(a)
the council tax discount for dwellings defined
as being within Class „B‟ remains at 5% for the
year 2015/16;
those dwellings that are specifically
identified under regulation 6 of the
Council Tax (Prescribed Classes of
Dwellings)(England) Regulations 2003,
which will retain the 50% discount;
(b)
those
dwellings
described
or
geographically defined at Appendix A
which in the reasonable opinion of the
Head of Finance are judged not to be
structurally capable of occupation all
year round and were built before the
restrictions of seasonal usage were
introduced by the Town and Country
Planning Act 1947, will retain the 50%
discount;
(iii)
the council tax discount for dwellings defined
as being within Class „C‟ to remain at 100% for
three months for the year 2015/16;
(iv)
the council tax discount for dwellings defined
as being within Class „D‟ to remain at 50% for
twelve months for the year 2015/16.
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Members are recommended to resolve that under
section 11B(2) of the Local Government Finance Act
1992, and in accordance with the provisions of the
Local Government Finance Act 2012 and other
enabling powers:
A premium is charged for properties which have
been empty and substantially unfurnished for
two years or more of 50% of the council tax
payable in relation to that dwelling.
(i)
In accordance with the relevant legislation these
determinations shall be published in at least one
newspaper circulating in North Norfolk before the end
of the period of 21 days beginning with the date of the
determinations.
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Reasons for
Recommendations:
13.
To set appropriate council tax discounts which will
apply in 2015/16 in accordance with the legal
requirements, to raise additional council tax revenue
and encouraging properties to be brought back into
use.
DETERMINATION OF THE COUNCIL TAX BASE FOR 2015/16 AND THE
TREATMENT OF SPECIAL EXPENSES
(page 20)
Summary:
The purpose of this report is to determine the Council‟s
2015/16 tax base and the 2015/16 tax base for each parish
in accordance with the legal requirements.
Options considered:
N/A
Conclusions:
The determination of the tax base for a financial year has to
be undertaken in accordance with legislative requirements
between 1 December and 31 January of the preceding
financial year.
Recommendations:
a) That the calculations set out in this report used to
produce the Council’s tax base be approved, and the tax
base for 2015/16 be determined as 37,274;
b) That the tax base for each parish area for the financial
year 2015/16 be as set out at paragraph 2.1.
Reasons for
Recommendations:
14.
To determine the 2015/16 Council Tax Base in accordance
with legislative requirements and to inform the 2015/16
budget setting process.
Cabinet Member(s)
Wards affected
Cllr W Northam
All
Contact Officer
telephone number
email:
Karen Sly
Tel: 01263 516243
karen.sly@north-norfolk.gov.uk
DRAFT PROGRAMME OF MEETINGS 2015/16
Summary:
(Page 25)
(Appendix B – p.27)
A draft Programme of Meetings for 2015/16 has been
prepared and circulated for consultation and is attached
at Appendix B.
15.
Conclusions:
Following review, the proposed draft Programme of
Meetings 2015-2016 follows the established cycle of
meetings as closely as possible, with some minor
changes and improvements.
Recommendations:
That Members adopt the Programme of Meetings
for 2015-2016.
Cabinet Member(s)
Wards affected
Cllr B Cabbell Manners
All
Contact Officer
telephone number
email:
Alison Argent
Tel: 01263 516058
alison.argent@north-norfolk.gov.uk
TO RECEIVE THE APPROVED MINUTES OF THE UNDERMENTIONED
COMMITTEES
Members are requested to note that the minutes of the undermentioned committees
have been approved. Copies of all the minutes are available on the Council‟s website
or from Democratic Services.
a)
b)
16.
Development Committee – 30 October 2014
Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 15 October 2014
REPORTS FROM THE CABINET OR MEMBERS OF THE CABINET
To receive reports from the Cabinet or Members of the Cabinet.
17.
QUESTIONS RECEIVED FROM MEMBERS
None received
18.
OPPOSITION BUSINESS
To receive any opposition business.
19.
NOTICE(S) OF MOTION
The following Motion has been submitted by Cllrs R Oliver, R Shepherd and R Smith:
„NNDC recognises that parking can be an issue in towns such as Cromer and
Sheringham and welcomes the fact that plans are being drawn up for consultation.
NNDC also recognises the need to consider these schemes closely and weigh up the
benefits for residents, businesses and visitors.
NNDC calls on the County Council to reconsider the current on-street car parking
proposals in Cromer and Sheringham and to carry out a full consultation to all houses
in both towns and adjacent parishes. NNDC also requests that the County Council
engages fully with NNDC on the consultation process and works with all stakeholders
to ensure that the approach adopted is consensual and evidence based.‟
Agenda note: the minutes of the Norfolk County Council and District Councils Norfolk
parking Partnership Joint Committee meeting held on 25th September 2014 which
refer to the issue mentioned in the above motion have been circulated to members in
advance of the Council meeting.
20.
EXCLUSION OF PRESS AND PUBLIC
To pass the following resolution – if necessary:
“That under Section 100A(4) of the Local Government Act 1972 the press and public
be excluded from the meeting for the following item(s) of business on the grounds
that they involve the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined in
paragraph(s) _ of Part 1 of Schedule 12A (as amended) to the Act.”
21.
PRIVATE BUSINESS
Circulation:
All Members of the Council.
Members of the Management Team and other appropriate Officers.
Press and Public
COUNCIL
Minutes of a meeting of North Norfolk District Council held on 19 November 2014 at the
Council Offices, Holt Road, Cromer at 6.00 pm.
Members Present:
Mrs S Arnold
Mrs L Brettle
Mrs A ClaussenReynolds
Mrs H Cox
Mr N Dixon
Mrs H Eales
Mrs A M Fitch-Tillett
Mr T FitzPatrick
Ms V R Gay
Mrs A Green
Mrs P Grove-Jones
Mr P W High
Officers in
Attendance:
71.
Mr T Ivory
Mr G Jones
Mr J Lee
Mr N Lloyd
Mrs B McGoun
Mrs A Moore
Mr P W Moore
Mr W J Northam
Mr R Oliver
Miss B Palmer
Mr J Perry-Warnes
Mr J Punchard
Mr R Reynolds
Mr J Savory
Mr E Seward
Mr R Shepherd
Mr B Smith
Mr N Smith
Mr R Smith
Mr R Stevens
Mrs A Sweeney
Mr P Terrington
Mrs V Uprichard
Mr G Williams
Mr P Williams
Mr J Wyatt
Mr A Yiasimi
Mr D Young
The Chief Executive, The Corporate Directors, the Monitoring Officer, the
Head of Finance, and the Democratic Services Team Leader
PRAYERS
The Chairman invited Reverend B Pickard of the Lighthouse Church, Sheringham to lead
prayers.
72.
CHAIRMAN’S COMMUNICATIONS
The Chairman thanked all the members who had supported the recent prospective candidates
event. It had been very well attended and feedback had been very positive.
The Chairman then informed members that he and the Vice-Chairman had attended several
services to commemorate Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day. They were particularly
moving in light of the centenary of the First World War and because the British Legion was the
Chairman’s nominated charity.
The Chairman concluded by saying that the Vice-Chairman had attended a maritime supper in
Great Yarmouth to commemorate Trafalgar Day and also a World War 1 centenary
remembrance concert in St Peters Church, Sheringham.
73.
TO RECEIVE DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST FROM MEMBERS
None
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74.
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Apologies for absence were received from Mr M Baker, Mr B Cabbell Manners, Mr R Price,
Mrs L Walker, Mr S Ward and Mr R Wright
75.
MINUTES
The minutes of the meeting of Council held on 17 September 2014 were approved as a
correct record.
76.
ITEMS OF URGENT BUSINESS
None
77.
PUBLIC QUESTIONS
None
78.
APPOINTMENTS
RESOLVED
a) To appoint Mr T FitzPatrick to replace Mr R Wright as a representative on the Former
RAF Coltishall Community Liaison Group
b) To appoint Mr T FitzPatrick to replace Mr R Wright as a representative on the Norfolk &
Suffolk Energy Alliance
c) To appoint Mr T FitzPatrick to replace Mr R Wright on the North Norfolk Renewables
Partnership
d) To appoint Mr G Williams to replace Mr R Wright on Visit North Norfolk Coast &
Countryside
e) To appoint Mr R Oliver to replace Mr R Wright as a substitute on the Norfolk Rail Policy
Group
f)
To appoint Mr R Stevens to Broads Tourism
g) To appoint Mrs A Claussen-Reynolds to replace Mr J Lee as a representative on the
Health and Wellbeing Board
h) To appoint Mrs S Arnold to replace Mr S Ward on the Big Society Fund Grants Panel
i)
To appoint the following members to the North Norfolk Business Enterprise Start up
Grants Advisory Panel:
•
•
•
79.
Mrs A Moore
Mr N Smith
Mr T FitzPatrick as Portfolio Holder representative
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CABINET 03 NOVEMBER 2014
AGENDA ITEM 12: HALF YEARLY TREASURY MANAGEMENT REPORT FOR 2014/15
Mr W Northam, Portfolio Holder for Finance, introduced this item. He explained that report
provided information on the Council’s treasury management activities undertaken during the
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first 6 months of 2014/15. It was anticipated that the budget target would be achieved at the
end of the year. As expected, the pooled property fund, LAMIT, continued to perform well.
Mr Northam then explained to members that the credit agencies were beginning the process
of removing the uplift in their ratings for government support, which was built into many banks
long-term credit ratings. It was possible that some of the banks on the Council’s lending list
would be downgraded below the current A- minimum rating requirement. It was therefore
proposed that the Treasury Management Strategy was amended to allow investments in lower
rated banks (BBB+) at the same time as looking at alternative counterparties and instruments.
In addition, it was proposed that the list of approved investments was extended to include
Reverse Repurchase Agreements (Repos) which would provide the Council with access to
alternative institutions with good credit quality.
Mr P W Moore commented as Chairman of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee. He said
that the Committee supported the recommendations.
RESOLVED
That the Half Yearly Treasury Management Report for 2014/15 is approved including
amendments to the Treasury Management Strategy Statement for 2014/15.
80.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE CONSTITUTION WORKING PARTY 01 OCTOBER 2014
The Chairman of the Constitution Working Party, Mrs H Cox introduced this item. She referred
members to the draft minutes of the meeting which outlined the reasons for recommending the
recording of all committee meetings. She proposed that the recommendation should be
amended to state: ‘that all committee meetings should be recorded, subject to suitable
equipment being purchased and then installed’
The Chairman invited Members to speak:
a) Mrs S Arnold commented that the existing equipment in the Council Chamber was quite
poor and this would be a good opportunity to review it.
b) Mrs B McGoun said that the issue should be looked at quickly as new regulations allowed
the public to record meetings and there was the possibility that the recordings could be
tampered with or manipulated which could lead to misinterpretation.
c) Mr G Jones queried whether the public had to inform the Chairman if they recorded a
meeting. The Monitoring Officer confirmed that the law stated the right to record a meeting
and therefore it should be assumed that a meeting could be recorded and there was no
longer a requirement to inform the Chairman.
d) Ms V Gay, in seconding the recommendation, said that she supported the previous
comments and that this was the main reason for proposing that the Council made i’s own
definitive recording that could be held on file.
It was proposed by Mrs H Cox, seconded by Ms V Gay and
RESOLVED
That all committee meetings be recorded, subject to suitable equipment being purchased and
installed.
81.
RECOMMENDATIONS THE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE 12 NOVEMBER
2014
The Chairman of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee confirmed that no further
recommendations had been made to Council at the meeting held on 12 November. He
informed members that a petition had been submitted in relation to the proposed relocation of
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the Cromer Market and taxi rank. This had been passed onto Cabinet ahead of the decision to
be taken at the meeting on 8th December 2014 regarding this issue.
82.
OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE ANNUAL REVIEW 2013/14
The Chairman of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee introduced this item. He said that it
outlined the work of the Committee during the previous municipal year. The Committee was
committed to getting the public involved in the scrutiny process and this approach seemed to
be working.
Mr T FitzPatrick said that a report regarding the relocation of Cromer market - the issue
highlighted by the petition would be considered at the next meeting of Cabinet and that the
decision would be driven by the response to the consultation.
Mr G Williams referred to Section 1 of the report which highlighted the importance of Scrutiny
and its role. He stressed the reference to it being a function which belonged to and benefitted
the whole Council. Mr G Jones supported these comments. He said that it was very important
the Committee had more issue-based debates.
RESOLVED
To receive the Overview and Scrutiny Committee Annual Review 2013/14.
83.
TO RECEIVE THE APPROVED MINUTES OF THE UNDERMENTIONED COMMITTEES
The minutes of the meetings below were noted as a correct record.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
84.
Development Committee – 21 August 2014
Development Committee – 04 September 2014
Cabinet – 08 September 2014
Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 10 September 2014
Development Committee – 02 October 2014
Cabinet – 06 October 2014
REPORTS FROM THE CABINET OR MEMBERS OF THE CABINET
The Chairman invited members of the Cabinet to speak.
The Leader said that Mr R Wright’s replacement on Cabinet would be announced in due
course.
Mrs A Fitch-Tillett informed members about the work of the Council’s coastal team,
highlighting projects in Sheringham, Mundesley, Ostend and Happisburgh. She went onto say
that Environment Agency funding had been secured to protect birdlife in Blakeney. She
concluded by saying that there was a scheme in the pipeline in Overstrand.
85.
QUESTIONS FROM MEMBERS
None
86.
OPPOSITION BUSINESS
None
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87.
NOTICE(S) OF MOTION
The following Motion had been submitted by Mr E Seward:
'The Constitution Working Party is asked to look at all options to make the governance
arrangements for the working of the Council more open, democratic and accountable. In
particular, it is requested:
1) That the constitution be reviewed to ensure that all members of the Council have a greater
say over decisions and actions pertaining to their own ward.
2) That Full Council meetings have designated question sessions for members of the Council
to ask questions of the Leader of the Council, Cabinet Portfolio Holders and Chairpersons of
Committees.
3) That options other than the existing Cabinet system of running the Council are identified
along with the cost implications.
The Constitution Working Party is asked to report back to Full Council before the end of the
current municipal year.'
The Chairman said that an amendment to the motion had been submitted and he outlined the
process for debate. He then invited Mr E Seward to speak.
Mr Seward began by saying that the current Cabinet system was imposed on the Council by
the Local Government Act 2000. The Localism Act 2011 now gave councils more freedom and
flexibility over how they conducted their business and the Council could now choose to move
to a different style of governance – choosing a format that suited North Norfolk. Mr Seward
said the statutory framework meant that little could be done to make matters more open under
the Cabinet system and it was also very difficult to challenge and then change a decision. The
system of call-in was rarely used and the process for members to ask a question at Council
meetings was onerous.
Mr Seward went onto speak about the officer/member protocol which required that local
members should be kept informed of decisions that could affect their ward. In practice he did
not feel that this was effective. He referred to the Norfolk County Council Local member
Protocol which seemed to be more inclusive and covered press releases and the disposal of
property and land in a member’s ward. In addition, there was also the opportunity for individual
members to question the Leader and Chairmen of Committees at Council meetings, without
the need for 10 days’ notice.
Before moving the Motion, Mr Seward requested that the Constitution Working Party consider
his proposals as soon as practicable.
In seconding the Motion, Ms V Gay said that she believed that local government was a force
for good. She referred to the importance of transparency and how it underpinned the Nolan
principles. She went onto say that the Constitution ensured that the rules of the Council were
upheld and open to public scrutiny. The Constitution Working Party was constantly aspiring to
do better and this was a good opportunity to ‘begin a new conversation’.
The Chairman then invited Mr T FitzPatrick to introduce the proposed amendment. Before
doing so, Mr Fitzpatrick said that he wished to include a further amendment and the circulated
proposal should now read as:
‘The Constitution Working Party should be expanded to include Group Leaders and asked to
examine existing structures to look at all options to ensure the governance arrangements for
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the working of the Council are more open, democratic and accountable and include examining
the committee system and other available governance systems. The Constitution Working
Party is asked to report progress to the new Council in May 2015.’
He said that he felt that the last point was very important. Any decision relating to future
governance should be taken by the new Council, following the election in May 2015. Mr
FitzPatrick went onto say that the introduction of a committee system at the County Council
was a huge task that was still ongoing. He agreed that the Local Member Protocol at the
County Council was good but said that it should be acknowledged that there were occasions
when there were problems with it.
The amendment was seconded by Mr G Williams.
The Chairman asked Mr Seward if he was willing to accept the proposed amendment to his
motion. Mr Seward agreed on the proviso that he received assurance to include the Local
Member Protocol as part of the process. Mr T FitzPatrick agreed.
The Chairman then invited the Chairman of the Constitution Working Party, Mrs H Cox, to
speak. She said that this was a positive opportunity and she welcomed the inclusion of the
Group Leaders into the membership of the Constitution Working Party. Her only concern was
regarding timescales as the Working Party was only scheduled twice before the election in
May 2015.
Members were invited to speak:
a) Mr P W Moore said that he agreed that the current process for consulting with local
members should be improved.
b) Mr G Jones said that the proposed approach was sensible. He was concerned that May
2015 was too close for Members to give sufficient consideration to the matter and
suggested that June or July would be preferable. The Monitoring Officer replied that the
implementation of a new system of governance was circumscribed by a legal framework
and could only be agreed at the annual meeting of Council.
c) Mr P Terrington agreed that any decision should be reserved for the new Council – even if
it meant a delay. He added that the Constitution Working Party had previously made
recommendations regarding appointments to Outside Bodies but little had changed and
he was therefore concerned that the proposed amendment would water down the original
motion. He added his support to the request for more consultation with local members and
said that he felt they were not often consulted in a timely manner and on some occasions
found out about an issue through reading the minutes of a meeting or even via the press.
d) Mr J Perry-Warnes was concerned that there would be a cost involved in changing to a
different system of governance. Mr T FitzPatrick replied that the Constitution Working
Party would consider this issue.
e) Mr R Oliver said that the next administration would decide if they wished to implement a
different system of governance. The attendance of the Group Leaders at meetings of the
Constitution Working Party meant that they could bring forward the views of their political
groups.
In seconding the amendment, Mr G Williams said that he felt the original motion was ‘too tight’.
He said that he had seen the good and bad points of the committee system prior to the
introduction of the Cabinet system in 2000. The change had been introduced then to speed up
the decision-making process, however, in order for the Cabinet system to operate effectively it
was important to have the Scrutiny function working well. If this happened then the process
was fully joined up and there was full engagement with local members, residents and key
partners. He concluded by saying that the Localism Act had introduced choice but it was
important that all of the issues were considered so that the Council could ensure that the best
way forward was chosen. It was even possible that North Norfolk could break new ground as
there was the option to choose ‘any appropriate governance structure’.
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In proposing the substantive motion, Mr Seward said that he felt the debate had been
constructive.
It was proposed by Mr E Seward, seconded by Ms V Gay and
RESOLVED that
‘The Constitution Working Party should be expanded to include Group Leaders and asked to
examine existing structures to look at all options to ensure the governance arrangements for
the working of the Council are more open, democratic and accountable and include examining
the committee system and other available governance systems. The Constitution Working
Party is asked to report progress to the new Council in May 2015.’
88.
PRIVATE BUSINESS
None
The meeting concluded at 7.06pm.
_________________________
Chairman
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Agenda Item 12
DETERMINATION OF COUNCIL TAX DISCOUNTS AND CHARGES FOR 2015/16
Summary:
This report recommends the level of council tax discounts
and premiums which will apply to second homes, empty
properties and uninhabitable dwellings for the financial year
2015/16.
The determinations are made by the Council under sections
11A and 11B, and of the Local Government Finance Act
1992, subsequent enabling powers and Regulations made
under the Act.
Options considered:
The recommendations represent a continuation of the
determinations made for 2014/15 and take advantage of the
reforms included in the Local Government Finance Act 2012
to generate additional revenue and to bring empty properties
back into use.
Conclusions:
The legislation provides local authorities with the power to
make changes to the level of council tax discount and
premiums in relation to second homes, empty properties and
uninhabitable dwellings. The Council has to approve its
determinations for each financial year. The calculation of the
tax base for 2015/16 will be made on the assumption that the
determinations recommended below will apply.
Recommendations:
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(i)
(ii)
Members are recommended to resolve that under section
11A of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, and in
accordance with the provisions of the Local Government
Finance Act 2012 and other enabling powers that:
the council tax discount for dwellings defined as being
within Class „A‟ remains at 50% for the year 2015/16;
the council tax discount for dwellings defined as
being within Class „B‟ remains at 5% for the year
2015/16;
those dwellings that are specifically
identified under regulation 6 of the Council
Tax
(Prescribed
Classes
of
Dwellings)(England)
Regulations
2003,
which will retain the 50% discount;
(a)
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Agenda Item 12
(b)
those dwellings described or geographically
defined at Appendix A which in the
reasonable opinion of the Head of Finance
are judged not to be structurally capable of
occupation all year round and were built
before the restrictions of seasonal usage
were introduced by the Town and Country
Planning Act 1947, will retain the 50%
discount;
(iii)
the council tax discount for dwellings defined as
being within Class „C‟ to remain at 100% for three
months for the year 2015/16;
(iv)
the council tax discount for dwellings defined as
being within Class „D‟ to remain at 50% for twelve
months for the year 2015/16.
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(i)
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Reasons for
Recommendations:
Members are recommended to resolve that under section
11B(2) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, and in
accordance with the provisions of the Local Government
Finance Act 2012 and other enabling powers:
A premium is charged for properties which have been
empty and substantially unfurnished for two years or
more of 50% of the council tax payable in relation to
that dwelling.
In accordance with the relevant legislation these
determinations shall be published in at least one newspaper
circulating in North Norfolk before the end of the period of 21
days beginning with the date of the determinations.
To set appropriate council tax discounts which will apply in
2015/16 in accordance with the legal requirements, to raise
additional council tax revenue and encouraging properties to
be brought back into use.
1.
Introduction
1.1
Local Authorities are required to approve their Council Tax discount determinations
each year.
1.2
The legislation provides local authorities with powers to make changes to the level of
council tax discount in relation to second homes, empty properties and properties
undergoing or requiring major structural repair.
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Agenda Item 12
1.3
All billing authorities are able to reduce or end the nationally set 50% council tax
discount for second homes. The exception to this rule is that billing authorities
cannot change the discount for second homes of people who are liable for council tax
on dwellings provided by an employer, i.e. tied accommodation, as established under
regulation 6 of the Council Tax (prescribed classes of dwellings) (England)
Regulations 2003. This Report recommendes that the discount for dwellings falling
into Class A remains at 50%, and for Class B dwellings at 5%.
1.4
Billing authorities are able to decide what percentage of council tax to charge, up to
the full amount, in relation to dwellings which are undergoing, or have undergone
within the last six months, major repairs. These properties fall into Class D for a
maximum period of 12 months, and it is recommended that a discount of 50% be
applied to such properties as an incentive to bring them back into use.
1.5
Dwellings which are unoccupied and substantially unfurnished fall into Class C.
These properties receive a 100% discount for three months.
1.6
Billing authorities can charge a premium of up to 50% of the Council Tax charge for
properties that have been vacant for over 24 months. This serves as an incentive to
bring long term empty properties back into use. It is recommended that a premium of
50% of the council tax charge continues and is levied after 24 months.
1.7
It is for the billing authority to determine whether changes on discounts apply to all or
parts of its area. An area can be as small as one property (provided it can be defined
geographically) and different discounts can apply in different parts of the area.
2.
Classes of Property
2.1
The Regulations differentiate between classes of property as follows:
“Class A” - properties are those which are not an individual‟s sole or main residence,
are furnished and have seasonal planning prohibition (i.e. preventing occupation for a
continuous period of at least 28 days).
“Class B” - properties are those which are not an individual‟s sole or main residence,
are furnished and have no restrictions with regard to occupation.
“Class C” - properties are those which are unoccupied and substantially unfurnished.
“Class D” - properties which are vacant and require or are undergoing major work to
render them habitable, are undergoing structural alteration or have undergone major
repair work to render them habitable which have been substantially completed for six
months and the property has been vacant from that date.
“Class E” - the sole or main residence of a person which is empty while that person
resides in accommodation provided by the Ministry of Defence i.e. service personnel
posted away from home. This Class provides an exemption from the empty homes
premium.
“Class F” - those properties which form part of a single property which includes at
least one other dwelling and is being used by a resident of that other dwelling as part
of their sole residence (an annex in a property). This Class provides an exemption
from the empty homes premium.
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Agenda Item 12
3.
Formal Determinations
3.1
The Council has to approve its determinations for each financial year. The
determinations recommended above reflect a continuance of the existing policy on
council tax discounts and premiums. It should be noted that the schedule of Class “B”
property exceptions shown in Appendix A and referred to in recommendation 1) b)
above, is believed to include all dwellings potentially entitled to retain the 50%
discount for the year commencing 1 April 2015 for the reason stated. Under the
wording of the 2003 regulations, changes cannot be made to the schedule once the
determinations have been made. Should further properties be notified to the Council
for possible inclusion in the list for exemptions, they may only be added when the
determinations for 2016/17 are made for operation from 1 April 2016.
4.
Financial Implications and Risks
The calculation of the tax base for 2015/16 will be made on the assumption that the
determinations recommended above will apply.
Should the determinations
recommended above not be adopted for 2015/16, there will be a significant reduction
in the Council‟s tax base with a potential direct impact on the level of council tax and /
or the ability to finance the budget for 2015/16. Additionally potential funding support
from Norfolk County Council for the Big Society Fund (which currently reflects a
proportion of its share of council tax on second homes) may be at a higher level of
risk. It should be noted that return of this funding to the District is subject to annual
approval by Norfolk County Council.
5.
Sustainability
5.1
This report does not raise any issues relating to Sustainability
6.
Equality and diversity
6.1
This report does not raise any issues relating to Equality and Diversity
7.
Section 17 Crime and Disorder considerations
7.1
This report does not raise any issues relating to Crime and Disorder considerations.
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Appendix A
North Norfolk District Council
Reduction in Council Tax Discounts for Second Homes
Schedule of Class 'B' Property Exceptions for the year 2015/16
Dwellings described or geographically defined, which are judged not structurally capable of occupation all year around
and were built before the restrictions of seasonal usage were introduced by the Town and Country Planning Act 1947.
Property
Reference
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
Anne Standard Way, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0HE
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0AA
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
Anne Standard Way, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
710567
Alfrada, 3
Coast Road, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
710365
710444
710833
710834
710835
710836
710837
710838
710839
710840
710841
710842
710843
710844
710845
710846
710847
710848
710849
710850
710851
710852
772237
710854
710855
710856
710857
710858
710859
710860
710861
710862
710863
710864
710865
710866
710867
710868
710869
710870
710871
710872
710873
710874
710876
710877
710878
710879
710880
710881
710882
710883
710884
710885
710886
710887
710888
710889
710890
710891
42
Finnesterre
45
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
43
46
47
47A
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
12
Appendix A
Property
Reference
710892
710893
710894
710895
710896
710897
710898
710899
710900
710901
710902
710903
710904
710905
710906
710907
710908
710909
710910
710911
710912
710913
710914
710915
710916
710917
710918
710919
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
61
62
63
64
66
65
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
Coast Road Chalet Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
NR12 0EZ
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0HS
NR12 0HW
NR12 0HW
NR12 0HN
NR12 0HW
NR12 0HN
NR12 0HS
NR12 0HW
NR12 0HW
NR12 0HW
NR12 0HW
NR12 0HW
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
Mill Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
058339
059157
059716
061605
772331
710479
710573
762797
762930
763225
763260
763261
1 The Warren
5 New Zealand Way
3 New Zealand Way
Montana
2 New Zealand Way
Resthaven
Crest o Cliff
9 New Zealand Way
6 New Zealand Way
7 New Zealand Way
8 New Zealand Way
4 New Zealand Way
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
710641
710642
710643
710646
710647
710648
710654
710655
710656
710657
710659
710660
710661
710662
710663
710664
710665
710666
710667
710668
710669
710670
710671
710673
710674
710676
12
20
29
11
30
Poppycott, 1
7
8
9
10
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
Brenholme
24
25
26
27
28
32
33
35
13
Appendix A
Property
Reference
760703
763356
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
34
31
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
Seaview Estate, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0HH
NR12 0HH
Watch House Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0HL
Watch House Lane, Bacton, Norwich, Norfolk
710777
Falaig M'Hara 2
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
715599
715604
715605
715606
715608
715609
715610
715611
715614
715617
715618
715621
715622
715624
715626
715627
715630
715634
761175
Seagulls
Sea Shack
You & I
Lucky Break
Everne
Ynot
Barley Break
Idle Hours
Braemar
Wylaway
Lattice
The Old Kit Bag
Munden
Sandilands
Hill Side
Fieldview
Oasis
Fourwinds
Lisfannon
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Eccles-on-sea, Lessingham, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
NR12 0SL
Abbotts Way, Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Abbotts Way, Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0TA
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0SF
NR12 0TA
Bush Estate, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
012370
712376
712379
712380
712382
712385
712392
712397
712403
712404
712438
712473
712476
712481
712484
712493
712495
712496
712504
712506
756512
Alouette
Tranquility
Freaneezy
Gaytime
Kingfishers
Pamela
St Ives
Tresco
Bennebroek
Reviellie
Aingarth
Bali-Hai
Dresden
Sea Urchin
Dingly Dell
Endways
Badgers Set
Blue Bay
The Saltings
Redwing
Amberwood
14
Appendix A
Property
Reference
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
NR12 0SY
Church Lane, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
712407
712410
712413
712414
712415
712417
712421
712424
712425
712426
712429
Appleby
Campanella
Marinville
Dunes edge
Fairlight
Majorica
Sandsend
Sea Whistle
Sunnyside
Sunray
Campana
Crowden Road, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
712455
712462
712463
712468
712470
712472
Argus
Sea Lowes
Sparetyme
White Lodge
Cliff Royal
Zermatt
Crowden Road, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Crowden Road, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Crowden Road, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Crowden Road, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Crowden Road, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
Crowden Road, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0SJ
NR12 0SJ
NR12 0SJ
NR12 0SJ
NR12 0SJ
NR12 0SJ
Hedgehog Walk, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
712607
Orkney
Hedgehog Walk, Eccles-on-sea, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0SZ
Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Golden Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0PP
NR12 0PP
NR12 0PP
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
NR12 0QL
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
NR12 0QN
Beach Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
061348
724031
724045
724137
724139
724141
724143
724144
724145
724147
724148
724149
724151
Forge Cottage
Felicity
Saltwood
10
14
O'Meara
Eastward Ho, 11
Pershore
Romany
Sea Drift
Sea Edge
The Brambles
Jeckells Hyde
Bush Drive, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk.
724192
724196
724197
724198
724201
724202
724203
724204
724205
724206
724208
724212
724213
724215
724219
752939
Anon
Flamingo
Fourwinds
Greentiles
Holidays
Kirk-Cu-Brae
Leisure Hours
Linden
Puffin
Samphire
Sand Castle
Silver Sand
Slide Away
Surf Cottage
Windhill
Bruins Rest
15
Appendix A
Property
Reference
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
Cart Gap Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0QL
Wroxham Way, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0RX
Hickling Broad, Hickling, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 0YW
Vale Road, High Kelling, Holt, Norfolk
NR25 6RA
Bureside Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
Bureside Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
Bureside Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 8JP
NR12 8JP
NR12 8JP
Ferry View Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
Ferry View Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
Ferry View Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 8PT
NR12 8PT
NR12 8PT
Horning Reach, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
Horning Reach, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 8JR
NR12 8JR
Thurne Dyke, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk.
Thurne Dyke, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk.
Thurne Dyke, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 8QA
NR12 8QA
NR12 8QA
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
NR12 8UJ
Cart Gap Road, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk
724376
The Bungalow
Wroxham Way, Happisburgh, Norwich, Norfolk
724372
Haleholm, 42
Hickling Broad, Hickling, Norwich, Norfolk
713184
The Bungalow
Vale Road, High Kelling, Holt, Norfolk
060747
Lynton Loft at Lynton
Bureside Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
062453
713987
714003
Bureville & Burevista, 9
Plot 15
Plot 1B
Ferry View Estate, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
061055
062364
713848
Oakdale
Cresta Cottage
Waters Edge
Horning Reach, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk
714037
714025
The Bungalow
Bonnington
Thurne Dyke, Horning, Norwich, Norfolk.
713919
713920
713922
Churne
Bishops Mill
Tide & Time
Brimbelow Road. Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk
714750
The Patch
Bure Banks
Brightside
Willow Cabin
Rosemere
Bure Way
The Wherry
Sunrest
Summer Craft
Summer Haven
Summer Vista
Summer Vale
Summer Lodge
Summerville
Morlands
Burecroft
16
Appendix A
Property
Reference
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
Horse Fen Road, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Horsefen Road, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
NR29 5QG
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5QG
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
Paston Road, Mundesley, Norwich, Norfolk.
Paston Road, Mundesley, Norwich, Norfolk.
Paston Road, Mundesley, Norwich, Norfolk.
Paston Road, Mundesley, Norwich, Norfolk.
Paston Road, Mundesley, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR11 8AW
NR11 8AW
NR11 8AW
NR11 8AW
NR11 8AW
Riverbank, Ludham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
060955
715988
715989
715990
715991
715992
715993
715994
715996
715997
715998
715999
716000
716001
716002
716003
716004
716005
716006
716008
716385
754931
760276
Woodbine Cottage
Tonga
Swan Haven
The Willows
Toorak
Royston Plot 1D
Pot Pourri
Sunflowers
Summertime Plot 2A
Fairway
Plot 2C
Bluewaters
Repps Reach Plot 2E
Terra Nova
Cedar Lodge
Plot 4A
Rania
Plot 5B
Leaside
Touchwood Plot 5A
Toad Hall
Joybelle 1G
Mands
Paston Road, Mundesley, Norwich, Norfolk.
060979
733932
733934
733936
733937
8 East Cliff
10 East Cliff
4 East Cliff
6 East Cliff
7 East Cliff
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
017014
017103
057217
057220
057388
058228
058378
058415
059675
060391
061826
717005
717007
717008
717009
717013
717016
717017
717019
717020
717021
717040
717042
717043
717044
717045
717046
717047
717048
717049
717050
717051
717052
717064
717065
Kalinda, 19
Rands (56-56A)
Windy Ridge
Mildene
Patikipa
The Rosary
Willow Creek
Sunnyside
Haven
Four Es
Woodstock
Olken
Bath Hurst
Melrose, 85A
Eveholme
High's Mill
Restawhile, Plot 4
Risedene
Nine
Rosemary Cottage
St Elmo
Idleway
Dutch Tutch
Fishers Haven
Wee Ben
Dydle Down, 87 North East
Eastcote
Pachelbel, Plot 6
Little Quay
River Rest, 8 North West
Down River
Crystal Haven
Burton Garth
The Sanctuary
Rand View
North East Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North East Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North East Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
North East Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North West Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North East Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North East Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North West Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North West Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North West Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
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NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
Appendix A
Property
Reference
717067
717068
717069
717071
717073
717074
717075
717076
717077
717078
717079
717081
717082
717083
717084
717086
717090
717093
717095
717096
717100
717101
717102
717106
755550
759012
759643
759644
759645
759646
759786
759787
759806
759893
760184
760231
760269
760448
761608
761764
762518
762883
763336
764919
766222
715991
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
Paddock Wood
Thurnholm, 32
Plot 37
The Nook 57-58
Herongate
Maissonette
Willow Creek
Broad View
Tower View
Bullrush
Reedsmere
Heron Cottage, 70
Herwinia
The Fens
Sunnyside
Perfick
Carousel
Millway, 85C
Jokers Wild
Manderley
Tencholme
Four Winds
Fresh Fields
Ambleside, 86B
Rivendell, Plot 79
Haven
St Clair
River Holme
The Rosary
Marsh View
Primrose
Silver Ley
Ellesmere
Pastime
Le Chalet
Mill View
23 Riverside
Octagon Lodge
River View, 27
Thurne View, North West
Up River, North East
Moon River Cottage
Calypso, 82
Vespers
Deekside
Toorak 1B
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
River Bank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
North West Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
North West Riverbank, Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5NE
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
NR29 5ND
Beach Road, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0AL
Clink Lane, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Clink Lane, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Clink Lane, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Clink Lane, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Clink Lane, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0UL
NR12 0UL
NR12 0UL
NR12 0UL
NR12 0UL
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
Beach Road, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
717930
Lenid
Clink Lane, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
060037
061552
717969
717970
717975
2 Farmside
Lark Cottage
Nutshell
Seaway
The Retreat
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
061870
718091
718093
718094
718097
718098
718100
718101
718103
718104
718105
Meadow View
Oriel
Sea Home
Linga Longa
Sunnyside
Santa Monica
Kia Ora
Sandy Lodge
Tween Whyles
Pot Luck
Sea Breezes
18
Appendix A
Property
Reference
718106
718107
718108
718109
718110
718111
718112
718113
718115
718116
718117
718121
758355
761287
Property Name/ Number
Property Address
Post Code
Timbers
Vi La Vaer
Splinters
Peddlars Peace
Tramore
Stanfield
Hillcroft
Duneside
Brambledene
Jandola
Tiny Tots
Cliffside
Hazeldene
Venta
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Marram Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0TY
NR12 0UN
Waxham Road, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Waxham Road, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Sand Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
Sand Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0UP
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
NR12 0UN
Moor Road, Sutton, Norwich, Norfolk
NR12 9QN
Seaview Crescent, Ostend Road, Walcott, Norwich
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0NZ
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
NR12 0NL
Hill Gap, Waxham, Norwich, Norfolk.
Hill Gap, Waxham, Norwich, Norfolk.
NR12 0DY
NR12 0DY
Sand Hills, Sea Palling, Norwich, Norfolk.
018035
718062
718063
718065
Primary Guest House at The School
La Siesta
Grenut
Little House
Moor Road, Sutton, Norwich, Norfolk
720253
Moorlands
Seaview Crescent, Walcott, Norwich, Norfolk.
061806
724604
724605
724606
724607
724609
724610
724611
724614
724616
724618
724619
724620
724622
724623
724625
724626
724627
Blue Moon
1
10
11
12
14
15
16
19
Sea Breeze, 20
Sea Breeze, 22
4
5
7
8
Calm Seas
Golden Sands
Sunnyside
Hill Gap, Waxham, Norwich, Norfolk.
718086
718087
Bide a Wee
Shangri-la
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Agenda Item No____13________
DETERMINATION OF THE COUNCIL TAX BASE FOR 2015/16 AND THE TREATMENT OF
SPECIAL EXPENSES
Summary:
The purpose of this report is to determine the Council‟s
2015/16 tax base and the 2015/16 tax base for each
parish in accordance with the legal requirements.
Options considered:
N/A
Conclusions:
The determination of the tax base for a financial year
has to be undertaken in accordance with legislative
requirements between 1 December and 31 January of
the preceding financial year.
Recommendations:
a) That the calculations set out in this report used to
produce the Council‟s tax base be approved, and the
tax base for 2015/16 be determined as 37,274;
b) That the tax base for each parish area for the
financial year 2015/16 be as set out at paragraph 2.1.
Reasons for
Recommendations:
To determine the 2015/16 Council Tax Base in
accordance with legislative requirements and to inform
the 2015/16 budget setting process.
Cabinet Member(s)
Ward(s) affected All
All
Contact Officer, telephone number and email:Karen Sly, 01263 516243, Karen.sly@northnorfolk.gov.uk
1.
Council Tax Base
1.1
The council tax base is the measure of the relative taxable resources of an area and
represents the estimated full year equivalent number of chargeable dwellings expressed as
the equivalent number of Band „D‟ dwellings.
1.2
The council tax base for a billing authority‟s area, or any part of its area (e.g. parish) must
be calculated by the billing authority in accordance with the Local Authorities (Calculation of
Tax Base) Regulations 1992 as amended. It is calculated as the aggregate of the “relevant
amounts”, calculated for each valuation band, multiplied by the authority‟s estimated
“collection rate”. The “relevant amount” represents the estimated full year equivalent
number of Band D dwellings after taking into account the number of discounts and disabled
reductions which apply to those dwellings.
1.3
The “collection rate” reflects an assessment of how much council tax may not ultimately be
collected due to dwellings leaving the valuation list, successful appeals against valuation
bandings, increased numbers of exemptions and discounts, and bad debts. The council tax
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base for tax setting purposes for a financial year has to be determined between 01
December and 31 January of the preceding financial year.
1.4
The calculations below assume that the determinations recommended to this meeting, and
included elsewhere on this agenda, in respect of council tax discounts are approved for
2015/16.
1.5
Firstly, the number of chargeable dwellings in North Norfolk for 2015/16 is calculated in the
table below:
Equivalents
Number of dwellings on the council tax data base as at 6 October
2014
LESS  No of exempt dwellings
53,194.00
-922.00
Number of chargeable dwellings at 6 October 2014
LESS
LESS
LESS
LESS
LESS
ADD
LESS
LESS
52,272.00
Equivalent reduction for dwellings subject
to a 5% discount (second homes not
entitled to a 50% discount) (-3,863.00 x
0.05)
 Equivalent reduction for dwellings subject
to a 25% discount (including single
occupancy) (-15,930.00 x 0.25)
 Equivalent reduction for dwellings subject
to a 50% discount (including tied
accommodation, some care homes, and
some second homes) (-1,118.00 x 0.5)
 Equivalent reduction for dwellings subject
to a 100% discount (empty up to 3
months) (-377.00 x 1.0)
 Equivalent reduction for uninhabitable
dwellings subject to a 50% discount
(-137.00 x 0.5)
 Equivalent increase for dwellings classed
as empty and being charged the empty
homes premium (44.00 x 0.5)
 Equivalent reduction for the Local Council
Tax Support Scheme
 Equivalent reduction for the Family
Annexe discount
Total equivalent number of discounts

-193.15
-3,982.50
-559.00
-377.00
-68.50
22.00
-5,994.46
-11.50
-11,164.11
Number of chargeable dwellings after discounts at 6 October 2014
ADD
LESS
LESS
Dwellings coming on list sometime before
31 March 2016
 Properties with seasonal prohibitions
 Dwellings expected to fall out of list
sometime before 31 March 2016
Total reduction in chargeable properties

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41,107.89
227.50
-179.83
-48.00
-0.33
LESS
LESS
ADD
Additional equivalent reduction for
dwellings coming on list before 31 March
2016 expected to receive a 5% discount
(second homes not entitled to a 50%
discount) (20.34 x 0.05)
 Additional equivalent reduction for
dwellings coming on list before 31 March
2016 expected to receive 25% discounts
(including single occupancy) (52.07 x
0.25)
 Additional
equivalent
increase
for
dwellings coming on list before 31 March
2016 and properties with seasonal
prohibitions expected to receive a 50%
discount (179.11 x 0.5)
Net increase in equivalent number of
dwellings for discounts

-1.02
-13.02
89.56
75.52
Total additional chargeable dwellings
75.19
Number of chargeable dwellings for 2015/16 after
discounts
1.6
The calculation of the aggregate of the „relevant amounts‟ for the North Norfolk area for the
financial year 2015/16 is shown below:
BAND
A, subject to
reduction for
disabilities
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
TOTAL
1.7
41,183.08
Total No of
chargeable dwellings
adjusted for
discounts
(i)
Relevant Proportion
Relevant Amount
(ii)
(i) x (ii)
5/9
25.96
6/9
7/9
8/9
9/9
11/9
13/9
15/9
18/9
6,831.75
10,322.29
9,375.42
7,509.75
4,171.94
1,971.06
904.51
70.40
41,183.08
14.42
4,554.50
8,028.45
8,333.70
7,509.75
5,099.04
2,847.09
1,507.52
140.80
38,035.27
The Council‟s Council Tax Base is then calculated by multiplying the total of the relevant
amounts for the year for each of the valuation bands by the Authority‟s estimate of its
collection rate for that year. A collection rate of 0.98 is suggested, which allows for 2.00%
for non-collection factors that apply each year. This is the same non-collection allowance
which is assumed in the current year.
The Council Tax Base for tax setting purposes is calculated as follows:
38,035.27 x 0.98 = 37,274.00
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1.8
The Local Government Finance Act 1992 also requires that a Council Tax Base is
determined for each individual parish area within the District. These are detailed in
paragraph 2.1 below.
2.
Tax Base per Parish
2.1
The amounts calculated in accordance with the relevant regulations as the Council Tax
Base for each parish area for the financial year 2015/16 are as follows:-
PARISH
Council
Tax
Base
Alby With Thwaite
93.99
Aldborough and
Thurgarton
209.99
Antingham
116.75
Ashmanhaugh
65.07
Aylmerton
195.20
Baconsthorpe
83.22
Bacton
470.56
Barsham
95.28
Barton Turf
239.15
Beckham East/West
105.76
Beeston Regis
371.25
Binham
165.22
Blakeney
521.49
Bodham
158.87
Briningham
60.14
Brinton
120.32
Briston
804.85
Brumstead
24.70
Catfield
295.35
Cley
298.75
Colby
178.85
Corpusty &
Saxthorpe
262.25
Cromer
2,732.79
Dilham
130.58
Dunton
51.52
East Ruston
180.57
Edgefield
176.67
Erpingham
227.89
Fakenham
2,339.96
Felbrigg
67.12
Felmingham
183.66
Field Dalling
132.10
Fulmodestone
175.19
Gimingham
139.43
Great Snoring
77.01
Gresham
160.58
Gunthorpe
143.54
Hanworth
91.29
Happisburgh
288.51
Helhoughton
117.18
Council
Tax
Base
PARISH
Hempstead
Hempton
Hickling
High Kelling
Hindolveston
Hindringham
Holkham
Holt
Honing
Horning
Horsey
Hoveton
Ingham
Ingworth
Itteringham
Kelling
Kettlestone
Knapton
Langham
Lessingham
Letheringsett with
Glandford
Little Barningham
Little Snoring
Ludham
Matlaske
Melton Constable
Morston
Mundesley
Neatishead
North Walsham
Northrepps
Overstrand
Paston
Plumstead
Potter Heigham
Pudding Norton
Raynham
Roughton
Runton
Ryburgh
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71.42
175.04
384.67
266.13
196.14
224.25
84.00
1,499.08
115.69
583.45
28.61
759.70
141.42
41.59
56.52
84.23
86.53
143.30
197.26
215.18
121.70
39.95
205.78
474.80
59.68
176.93
52.46
1,052.78
230.95
3,642.55
337.51
418.85
80.28
47.66
392.98
68.93
125.73
314.39
684.33
218.83
PARISH
Salthouse
Scottow
Sculthorpe
Sea Palling
Sheringham
Sidestrand
Skeyton
Sloley
Smallburgh
Southrepps
Stalham
Stibbard
Stiffkey
Stody
Suffield
Sustead
Sutton
Swafield
Swanton Abbott
Swanton Novers
Tattersett
Thornage
Thorpe Market
Thurning
Thursford
Trimingham
Trunch
Tunstead
Upper Sheringham
Walcott
Walsingham
Warham
Wells-Next-The-Sea
Westwick
Weybourne
Wickmere
Wighton
Witton
Wiveton
Wood Norton
Worstead
Council
Tax
Base
108.58
281.23
268.67
202.35
2,940.06
43.46
84.20
88.40
175.36
314.50
972.25
128.15
126.08
90.69
51.26
86.30
376.06
109.79
142.02
75.76
262.94
89.06
109.12
30.28
103.45
135.51
332.13
252.15
94.38
201.58
336.93
76.72
1,025.70
28.81
310.44
55.48
104.20
120.71
84.88
97.99
302.49
3.
Special Items
3.1
These are items taken into account by a District Council, County Council or
Police and Crime Commissioner, which relate to a part only of its area.
Special items include parish precepts and special expenses. No requirement
has been identified for any special expenses in 2015/16 and so it is only
necessary to calculate tax bases for each parish.
4.
Implications and Risks
4.1
The determination of the tax base is an essential pre-requisite for the setting
of the council tax which will be carried out at Full Council scheduled for 25
February 2015.
4.2
Without the determination of the tax base it will not be possible for the council
tax for 2015/16 to be calculated and set, thus preventing the timely billing of
council tax.
5.
Sustainability – None as a direct consequence of this report.
6.
Equality and Diversity – None as a direct consequence of this report.
7.
Section 17 Crime and Disorder considerations – None as a direct
consequence of this report.
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Agenda Item No_____14_______
PROGRAMME OF MEETINGS 2015 - 2016
Summary:
A draft Programme of Meetings for 2015/16 has been
prepared and circulated for consultation and is attached
at Appendix B.
Conclusions:
Following review, the proposed draft Programme of
Meetings 2015-2016 follows the established cycle of
meetings as closely as possible, with some minor
changes and improvements.
Recommendations:
That Members adopt the Programme of Meetings for
2015-2016.
Cabinet Member(s)
Cllr B Cabbell Manners
Wards affected
All
Contact Officer, telephone number
and email:
Alison Argent, Tel: 01263 516058
alison.argent@north-norfolk.gov.uk
1.
Preparation of a Programme of Meetings for 2015/16
1.1
A draft Programme of Meetings for 2015/16 has been prepared and circulated for
consultation. The following issues should also be noted.
a) It has been assumed that the times of the meetings will be as they are currently,
so all meetings will be held in the day, with the exception of Full Council.
b) Most standing committees meet on set cycles and this cycle has been retained
as closely as possible within this draft programme. However, some variations
have been made to avoid clashes with other meetings, particularly Full Council,
Cabinet and Overview and Scrutiny Committee meetings.
c) The meeting of Full Council which is normally scheduled for October has been
moved to November in order to better match workload.
d) The January meeting of Cabinet has been made a reserve meeting in response
to previous workload at this time of year.
e) All meetings of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee have been scheduled at
least one week before Full Council, except for the meeting in February. This has
been rescheduled two days before Full Council in order to avoid half-term.
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f)
The meeting of the Development Committee site meeting in December 2014 has
been brought forward two days to a Tuesday to ensure that there is as little
disruption as possible to the strict meeting cycle of the Development Committee
over the Christmas / New Year period.
g) The Norfolk Show is to be held on 1 and 2 July 2015, which unfortunately clashes
with a Development Committee site visit day which has been moved to Friday, 3
July 2015.
h) Meetings of the Planning Policy and Built Heritage Working Party have been
scheduled to take place monthly, instead of every other month, in anticipation of
a review of the Local Plan.
2.
i)
Meetings of the Joint Staff Consultative Committee have been moved from
Mondays to Tuesdays.
j)
The July meeting of Full Council has been scheduled for a Tuesday so that it
does not take place during school holidays.
Financial Implications and Risks to the Council
If we did not have an agreed schedule of meetings, the Council would not be able to
adequately carry out its business. This would have wide-ranging financial and
reputational implications and make it difficult, if not impossible, to plan and agree a
budget.
An agreed programme of meetings is essential to the management of the Council’s
business to ensure that it is carried out in a timely manner in accordance with
legislation. Failure to do so could result in financial penalty and litigation.
Furthermore, if the programme of meetings was not published in the public domain,
the Council would not be complying with legislation and would be open to challenge.
3.
Equality and Diversity
The process of preparing the programme of meetings has included reference to the
multi-faith calendar. The times of the meetings reflects the preference of the majority
of Members in the current Council.
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DRAFT PROGRAMME OF MEETINGS 2015/2016 DRAFT
MEETING
FULL COUNCIL
DAY
Wed
TIME
18.00
MAY
20
JUN
24
CABINET
^RESERVE DAY FOR CABINET
OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY
COMMITTEE
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Mon
10.00
-
8
Wed
9.30
-
Thurs
9.30
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
(RESERVE)
SITE MEETINGS**
Thurs
9.30
SITE MEETINGS (RESERVE)**
Thurs
Thurs
STANDARDS COMMITTEE
PLANNING POLICY AND BUILT
HERITAGE WORKING PARTY
JOINT STAFF CONSULTATIVE
COMMITTEE*
MEMBER DEVELOPMENT GROUP**
^RESERVE DAY FOR MEMBER
DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
COASTAL FORUM**
BIG SOCIETY FUND GRANTS PANEL**
GENERAL RESERVE DAYS (FOR
POSSIBLE EXTRA MEETINGS)
(Tue)
OCT
-
NOV
18
DEC
16
JAN
-
6
-
7
5
2/30
-
17
15
-
16
14
11
9
13
28
25
23
20
17
15
12
10
-
11
9
6
3
1/29
26
22
27
18
16
13
10
8
5
3
-
4
27
24
22
19
17
-
16
22
29
3(Fri)/
30
20
29
26
15
21
30
28
16
25
2/30
15
28
27
25
17
22
14
20
12
17
9
14
-
8
-
8
-
29^
7
10/17
4/19
7
9/25
(Weds)
AUDIT COMMITTEE
Tues 14.00
LICENSING AND APPEALS COMMITTEE Mon
10.00
LICENSING SUB-COMMITTEES
Weds
JUL
21
2015
AUG SEPT
23
(Mon)
Tues
Mon
14.00
10.00
-
Tues
14.30
-
-
Tues
11.00
-
-
Tues
Mon
10.00
13.00
-
8
10/26
(Weds)
7
11
22
16
20
14
11
10
7
28
25
24
21
12
4
3/31
28
21
18
17
14
8
14
25
20
23
15
14
23
18
15
7
19
18
16
15
22
21
24
-
-
9
-
19
6
-
1^
26
-
1^
12
7/19
3
30
4/23
4/18
7/27
3/17
8
7
9/18
13/29
Notes: Committees marked * are occasional Committees and will not meet unless express notification is given.
Meetings marked ** are not formal meetings and are recorded here for convenience.
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APR
27
8
(Tues)
(Mon)
5^
2016
FEB
MAR
24
-
(Tues)
(Tues)
(Mon)
(Tues)
(Mon)
26
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