Agenda Item
6____
FULL COUNCIL
Minutes of a meeting of North Norfolk District Council held on 23 February 2011 at the Council
Offices, Holt Road, Cromer at 6.00 pm.
Members Present:
Mrs S A Arnold
Mr M J M Baker
Mr G W Barran
Mrs P Bevan Jones
Mrs L Brettle
Mr R Combe
Mr N D Dixon
Mrs H P Eales
Mrs A Fitch-Tillett
Ms V R Gay
Mrs A R Green
Mr B J Hannah
Mr P W High
Mr K E Johnson
Mr G R Jones
Mr H C Lanham
Mr J H A Lee
Mrs G Lisher
Mr J Lisher
Mrs B McGoun
Mr S Mears
Mrs A Moore
Mr P W Moore
Mrs J Moss
Mrs H T Nelson
Mr W J Northam
Mr S Partridge
Mr J H Perry-Warnes
Mr R C Price
Mr N P Ripley
Mr E Seward
Mrs M Seward
Mr B Smith
Mrs A C Sweeney
Mrs J Trett
Mrs L Walker
Mr S Whalley
Mr P Willcox
Mr J A Wyatt
Officers in
Attendance:
The Chief Executive, the Deputy Chief Executive, the Strategic Director –
Community, the Financial Services Manager and the Technical Accountant
Also in
Attendance:
Members of the Press and Public
133.
PRAYERS
Led by Revd Simon Wilson, Social and Community Concerns Co-ordinator, Diocese of
Norwich
134.
PRESENTATION OF THE GOLD AWARD FOR THE PUBLIC RELATIONS CATEGORY AT
THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS EAST ANGLIA PRIDE AWARDS
TO PETER BATTRICK, PETER FREW AND ROB YOUNG
The Head of Coastal Strategy, Peter Frew, said that the award was in recognition of the work
done in bringing the Government’s attention to the plight of those living in coastal areas. North
Norfolk District Council had successfully secured £3m from the Coastal Change Fund. He
thanked officers and Members for their support during the campaign.
135.
PRESENTATION – THE CITIZEN’S ADVICE BUREAU
Fiona Hunter, Chief Officer of Citizen’s Advice, North Norfolk gave a presentation on the work
of Citizen’s Advice across the district. After the presentation, questions were taken:
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PRESENTATION – THE CITIZEN’S ADVICE BUREAU
(Continued)
a) The Chairman asked whether it was difficult to get people to volunteer. Mrs Hunter replied
that they were very fortunate to have a lot of willing volunteers but she acknowledged that
the Fakenham office needed more.
b) A Member pointed out that Holt, Dereham and Watton operated separately from the
Fakenham and North Walsham branches. He felt this was confusing and would prefer one
group across the District. He acknowledged that there was no evidence that the set-up
impacted negatively on customers. Mrs Hunter responded that it was purely for historical
reasons that the division occurred. They operated as two completely independent
charities and it would be very difficult to merge them.
c) The work of the outreach centres was praised, particularly in Stalham. Mrs Hunter agreed
that Stalham was a very popular unit but stressed that the outreach centres relied on the
availability of experienced advisers as they often worked alone.
d) The issue of donations by Parish Councils to Citizens Advice was raised. A Member felt
that it would help if Citizens Advice could suggest a donation rather than simply relying on
the goodwill of parish councils. Mrs Hunter said that she would be willing to do this if
requested. She added that they were always willing to attend Parish Council meetings to
discuss the work of Citizens Advice and answer questions.
e) A Member commented that he felt those receiving advice should be asked to donate. Mrs
Hunter replied that it was within their constitution not to request payment from customers.
There were collection boxes in the interview rooms and people regularly donated to them.
136.
CHAIRMAN’S COMMUNICATIONS
The Chairman reminded Members that an additional recommendation would be considered at
Agenda Item 12. She thanked everyone who had attended the Pantomime. £4000 had been
raised and divided between two charities: SSAFA and North Norfolk Families First.
137.
TO RECEIVE DECLARATION OF INTERESTS FROM MEMBERS
The following members declared interests in the matters listed below:
Member(s)
Item
Interest
Mrs A Moore
Mr P W Moore
North Norfolk Site Specific
Proposals Development Plan
and Draft Policy on re-use of
rural buildings as dwellings
policy review
Personal – are Town
Planners
Mr B J Hannah
& Mr J Perry
Warnes
Council Tax 2011 - 2012
Personal – are
Members of the Police
Authority and Norfolk
County Council
Mr N Dixon & Mr
G Jones
Council Tax 2011 - 2012
Personal – are
Members of Norfolk
County Council
Mr N Ripley
North Norfolk Site Specific
Proposals Development Plan
and Draft Policy on re-use of
rural buildings as dwellings
policy review
Personal – a family
member resides close
to the site being
discussed.
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138.
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Apologies for absence were received from Mr B. Cabbell-Manners, Mr H. Cordeaux, Mrs M.
Fleming, Miss P. Ford, Mr J. Savory, Ms C. Sheridan and Mr C Stockton
139.
MINUTES
The Minutes of the meeting of Full Council held on 14 December 2010 were approved as a
correct record.
140.
ITEMS OF URGENT BUSINESS
None received.
141.
PUBLIC QUESTIONS
None received.
142.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CABINET 10 JANUARY 2011
Minute 104 NORTH NORFOLK SITE SPECIFIC PROPOSALS DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND
CONVERSION AND RE-USE OF RURAL BUILDINGS AS DWELLINGS POLICY REVIEW
Mr K Johnson, Ward Member for Cromer Town stated that he had been asked to speak on
behalf of Cromer Town Council and several local residents regarding concerns about the
conduct of the Examination Hearings and the conclusions of the Inspectors Report in relation
to site C04.
The Strategic Director – Communities read out the following statement in response:
Background:The Council’s position in allocating site C04 within the Site Specific Proposals Plan,
notwithstanding the objections which had been raised during 2009 and previous stages of
consultation, was agreed at the meeting of Full Council on 24th Feb 2010 when the DPD was
approved for submission. The DPD was subsequently submitted to the Planning Inspectorate
on 25th March 2010. The Plan has since been the subject of detailed consideration by
Planning Inspector Paul Dobsen during the period 25th March to 1st December 2010, when the
Inspector issued his binding report. This process involved the consideration of all key issues
raised by objectors to individual allocations, both in respect of their written submissions and
attendance at the public hearing sessions.
The outcome of the Examination was that all allocations proposed by the Council, bar one at
Holt where the Inspector proposed the allocation of an alternative site, were endorsed by the
Inspector.
Issues for consideration based on matters raised by objectors to allocation C04:The concerns of objectors to the allocation of site C04 are now understood to relate, in
addition to issues of merit, to the process of the Examination Hearing, particularly their view
that the issues of concern were not adequately considered and debated by the Inspector.
At Examination Hearings the Inspector has a wide degree of discretion around how he/she
wishes to conduct each session and there is flexibility in the administration of the process
within the context of there being an overall expectation of ‘fairness’. Concern was and
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RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CABINET 10 JANUARY 2011
(Continued)
continues to be expressed in relation to the Cromer session around departure from the
published agenda, the order of speaking, and the absence ‘cross examination’ and of a right of
reply. The Council understands that a number of objectors raised these concerns with the
Inspector at the time and that some wrote to the Inspector following the hearing further stating
these concerns.
Notwithstanding these concerns the Inspectors Report shows that he carefully considered the
issues involved at site C04 ie - extent of development proposed in the AONB, coastal erosion
risk, sustainability of the site, type and quantum of development, access and traffic generation
and effect on nearby residential properties in paras 71 – 76 of his report. He concludes in
para 77 that these representations and other matters “do not go to the soundness of the
proposed allocation”.
Recommendation:As part of the process of adoption, the Plan can be the subject of Judicial Review in the six
weeks following the decision to adopt. As this is a formal part of the LDF process and officers
are of the view that the Inspector conducted a robust examination of the issues raised by
objectors and promoters of site allocations, members are invited to endorse the
recommendation from Cabinet of 10th January 2011.
RESOLVED
To adopt the Site Specific Proposals Development Plan, amended Proposals Map and Single
Policy Review.
Nine Members abstained from voting.
143.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM JOINT STAFF CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE 10 JANUARY
2011
Minute 6 ATTENDANCE AND AUTHORISED ABSENCE POLICY AND PROCEDURE
RESOLVED
That the revised Attendance and Authorised Absence Policy and Procedure be adopted
subject to the following amendments:
a) Exam leave and requests for time off for training, 9.1 to read: “If you are studying for a
qualification that is supported by the Council and covered by a training indemnity then you
are eligible for one day off to study per examination or time off to complete a key
assignment, subject to a maximum of 3 days per annum, plus time off for the examination
itself.
b) Dealing with long term absence, 7.12: the last sentence should read “An extension to
contractual pay for any period beyond the four weeks has always been subject to the
approval of the Organisational Development Manager.”
c) Medical appointments, 12.3 should read: “Managers should, in consultation with HR,
authorise paid time off (this will be subject to regular review to ensure continuing eligibility)
when specialist, hospital or prolonged treatment is required and for appointments made as
a result of a specific recommendation at an SAR meeting, for cancer screening, with
Occupational Health or in connection with injuries/sickness that meet the definition in 11.3
or have been specified as work related on a medical certificate. This will be subject to
regular review. In such cases the manager should seek advice from the HR team in the
first instance to ensure consistency.
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144.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CABINET 14 FEBRUARY 2011
AGENDA ITEM 9: 2011/12 BASE BUDGET AND PROJECTIONS FOR 2012/13 TO 2014/15
The Portfolio Holder – Financial Services read out a statement in support of the report
(attached as Minutes Appendix A). He thanked Officers for the amount of work which they
had put into the report.
Members commented on the report:
1. The Conservative Group Leader said that she was very pleased with the proposed 0% rise
in the District element of the Council Tax and had advocated this for several years.
2. Mrs L Walker had recently attended a meeting of the Norfolk Anti-Social Behaviour Action
Group (ASBAG) and they had asked her to express to the Council the continued need to
support the Community Safety Team
RESOLVED
To agree:
a)
The 2011/12 revenue account budget as outlined at Appendix A to the report and that
the surplus of £58,064 be allocated to the restructuring reserve;
b)
The demand on the Collection Fund, subject to any amendments as a result of final
precepts be:
(i)
£5,736,464 for District purposes
(ii)
£1,447,722 (subject to confirmation of one final precept) for Parish/Town
precepts;
c)
The movement on the reserves as detailed at Appendix E to the report;
d)
The updated Capital Programme and it’s financing for 2010/11 to 2012/13 as detailed
at Appendix F to the report;
e)
The new capital bids as detailed at Appendix G to the report;
f)
Members note the current projections for 2012/13 to 2014/15.
AGENDA ITEM 10: TREASURY MANAGEMENT
INVESTMENT STRATEGY 2011/12 TO 2013/14
STRATEGY
STATEMENT
AND
The Portfolio Holder – Financial Services read out a statement in support of the report.
RESOLVED
That the Treasury Management Strategy Statement and Investment Strategy for 2011/12 to
2013/14 be approved.
AGENDA ITEM 18: OPTIONS FOR REVENUES AND BENEFITS – INCLUDING OUTCOME
OF BUSINESS CASE FOR SHARED SERVICES
This recommendation was not included in the Full Council Agenda Item 12 because it was
subject to discussion at Cabinet. To await the outcome would have delayed the despatch of
the Full Council Agenda.
RESOLVED
a)
note the business case prepared by Xantura Ltd and the funding being made available
through the Regional Efficiency and Improvement Programme (REIP).
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RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CABINET 14 FEBRUARY 2011
b)
c)
d)
145.
(Continued)
agree to provide capital funding, as per the budget report on this agenda, for the
upgrade of the software and associated document management software.
give delegated authority to the Deputy Chief Executive, in consultation with Portfolio
holders, to enter into a joint ICT procurement process with the Borough Council of
King’s Lynn and West Norfolk and for a report to be submitted to the ICT strategy
group who would oversee the project for North Norfolk District Council.
undertake further work to develop the concept of a formal partnership for the
management of the revenues and benefits.
COUNCIL TAX 2011-2012
The report presented for approval the budget for 2011/12, made statutory calculations in
accordance with the Local Government Finance Act 1992 and set the Council Tax for 2011/12.
It also included the Chief Financial Officer’s report on the robustness of the estimates and
adequacy of reserves. In addition, it presented for information only the current budget
projections for 2012/13 to 2014/15.
Following the Comprehensive Spending Review 2010 (CSR 2010), the headline cash
reduction in government grant for the Council in 2011/12 was £1,167,504 and represented a
reduction of 14.2% in the year, with a further 11.8% reduction in 2012/13 based on the
provisional figures issued on 7 February 2011.
It was the opinion of the Chief Financial Officer that the budget for 2011/12 had been set within
a robust framework. She stressed that achievement of the budget was subject to the
successful delivery of a number of savings along with additional income and grants across
various service headings.
RESOLVED
To approve the following:
a) The General Fund Revenue Budget for 2011/12;
b) The Policy Framework for the Earmarked Reserves and the Optimum Level of the
General Reserve 2011/12 to 2014/15 (Appendix D);
c) The level of the General Reserve maintained at a minimum of £950,000;
d) The General and Earmarked Reserves are employed as shown in the Reserves
Statement (Appendix C).
It was further RESOLVED
That Members undertake the council tax and statutory calculations set out at section 4, and
set the Council Tax for 2011/12.
a) 41,228 being calculated by the Council, in accordance with regulation 3 of the Local
Authorities (Calculation of Council Tax Base) Regulations 1992, as its Council Tax base
for the year;
b)
PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
Alby with Thwaite
Aldborough
Antingham
Ashmanhaugh
Full Council
COUNCIL
TAX BASE
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
98.26 Little Barningham
243.88 Little Snoring
127.69 Ludham
70.78 Matlaske
6
COUNCIL
TAX BASE
42.38
230.86
530.77
67.15
23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
Aylmerton
Baconsthorpe
Bacton
Barsham
Barton Turf
Beckham East/West
Beeston Regis
Binham
Blakeney
Bodham
Briningham
Brinton
Briston
Brumstead
Catfield
Cley
Colby
Corpusty and Saxthorpe
Cromer
Dilham
Dunton
East Ruston
Edgefield
Erpingham
Fakenham
Felbrigg
Felmingham
Field Dalling
Fulmodestone
Gimingham
Great Snoring
Gresham
Gunthorpe
Hanworth
Happisburgh
Helhoughton
Hempstead
Hempton
Hickling
High Kelling
Hindolveston
Hindringham
Holkham
Holt
Honing
Horning
Horsey
Hoveton
Ingham
Ingworth
Itteringham
Full Council
COUNCIL
TAX BASE
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
201.91 Melton Constable
88.03 Morston
515.24 Mundesley
104.70 Neatishead
242.38 North Walsham
118.77 Northrepps
417.29 Overstrand
180.73 Paston
538.21 Plumstead
180.46 Potter Heigham
65.62 Pudding Norton
122.07 Raynham
880.06 Roughton
27.83 Runton
353.67 Ryburgh
322.15 Salthouse
193.36 Scottow
282.64 Sculthorpe
3106.66 Sea Palling
140.71 Sheringham
52.65 Sidestrand
191.37 Skeyton
186.09 Sloley
245.92 Smallburgh
2665.25 Southrepps
78.11 Stalham
194.76 Stibbard
138.94 Stiffkey
182.67 Stody
159.83 Suffield
81.06 Sustead
173.57 Sutton
144.64 Swafield
99.62 Swanton Abbott
317.77 Swanton Novers
119.10 Tattersett
77.06 Thornage
194.28 Thorpe Market
425.96 Thurning
287.99 Thursford
205.34 Trimingham
237.77 Trunch
93.33 Tunstead
1671.24 Upper Sheringham
127.38 Walcott
620.93 Walsingham
38.18 Warham
796.64 Wells-next-the-Sea
150.49 Westwick
43.26 Weybourne
60.56 Wickmere
7
COUNCIL
TAX BASE
199.94
55.47
1192.09
244.91
4276.38
329.60
456.25
91.56
52.62
431.98
84.84
126.14
347.96
755.92
233.80
120.58
294.28
293.67
226.99
3256.09
47.19
91.87
92.68
193.70
320.72
1134.52
138.50
130.51
93.09
55.59
94.18
420.12
114.53
149.44
85.73
285.51
95.74
116.03
29.14
107.76
150.31
370.56
271.33
99.16
247.52
376.98
80.76
1122.95
31.95
330.17
58.86
23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
Kelling
Kettlestone
Knapton
Langham
Lessingham
Letheringsett with
Glandford
COUNCIL
TAX BASE
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
90.24 Wighton
92.32 Witton
157.96 Wiveton
195.82 Wood Norton
247.43 Worstead
COUNCIL
TAX BASE
113.24
130.46
87.95
100.85
325.29
122.25
being the amounts calculated by the Council, in accordance with Regulation 6 of the Local
Authorities (Calculation of Council Tax Base) Regulations 1992, as the amounts of its Council
Tax base for the year for dwellings in those parts of its area to which special items may relate
(parish precepts).
4.4
That the following amounts be now CALCULATED the Council for the year 2011/12 in
accordance with Sections 32 to 36 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 and the
relevant regulations and directions as follows:a)
£60,501,997 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council
estimates for the items set out in Section 32(2)(a) to (e) of
the Act.
£46,256,173 being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council
estimates for the items set out in Section 32(3)(a) to (c) of
the Act.
£14,245,824 being the amount by which the aggregate at (a) above
exceeds the aggregate at (b) above, calculated by the
Council, in accordance with Section 32(4) of the Act, as its
budget requirement for the year.
£7,070,270 being the aggregate of the sums which the Council
estimates will be payable for the year into its general fund
in respect of redistributed non-domestic rates and revenue
support grant, increased by the amount of the sums which
the Council estimates will be transferred in the year from its
collection fund to its general fund in accordance with
Section 97(3) of the Local Government Finance Act 1988
(council tax surplus - £11,132).
£174.0456 being the amount at (c) above less the amount at (d)
above, all divided by the amount at 4.3(a) above, calculated
by the Council, in accordance with Section 33(1) of the Act,
as the basic amount of its Council Tax for the year.
£1,450,222 being the aggregate amount of all special items referred to
in Section 34(1) of the Act.
£138.8700 being the amount at (e) above less the result given by
dividing the amount at (f) above by the amount at 4.3 (a)
above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with
Section 34(2) of the Act, as the basic amount of its Council
Tax for the year for dwellings in those parts of its area to
which no special item relates.
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
Alby with Thwaite
Full Council
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
PART OF THE COUNCIL’S
AREA
163.2949 Little Barningham
8
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
148.3084
23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
Aldborough
Antingham
Ashmanhaugh
Aylmerton
Baconsthorpe
Bacton
Barsham
Barton Turf
Beckham East/West
Beeston Regis
Binham
Blakeney
Bodham
Brinton
Briston
Catfield
Cley
Colby
Corpusty and Saxthorpe
Cromer
Dilham
Dunton
East Ruston
Edgefield
Erpingham
Fakenham
Felbrigg
Felmingham
Field Dalling
Fulmodestone
Gimingham
Great Snoring
Gresham
Gunthorpe
Hanworth
Happisburgh
Helhoughton
Hempstead
Hempton
Hickling
High Kelling
Hindolveston
Hindringham
Holkham
Holt
Honing
Horning
Horsey
Hoveton
Ingham
Ingworth
Full Council
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
PART OF THE COUNCIL’S
AREA
159.3718 Little Snoring
156.4908 Ludham
177.0163 Matlaske
161.1571 Melton Constable
155.9096 Morston
167.9826 Mundesley
157.0170 Neatishead
157.4358 North Walsham
159.0771 Northrepps
170.0233 Overstrand
163.7690 Paston
181.6042 Plumstead
173.5037 Potter Heigham
157.3020 Pudding Norton
166.5953 Raynham
165.7311 Roughton
163.7031 Runton
212.5667 Ryburgh
171.9863 Salthouse
184.8647 Scottow
169.3155 Sculthorpe
146.4673 Sea Palling
154.5464 Sheringham
165.7387 Sidestrand
163.7764 Skeyton
190.0171 Sloley
164.4749 Smallburgh
146.5717 Southrepps
160.4620 Stalham
160.7674 Stibbard
168.5890 Stiffkey
175.8796 Stody
164.7961 Suffield
151.3146 Sustead
158.9462 Sutton
160.8985 Swafield
172.4552 Swanton Abbott
158.3353 Swanton Novers
170.7827 Tattersett
157.5622 Thornage
168.3849 Thorpe Market
167.1158 Thursford
162.0015 Trimingham
165.6566 Trunch
182.6746 Tunstead
154.5710 Upper Sheringham
160.6115 Walcott
158.5137 Walsingham
192.2140 Warham
147.5084 Wells-next-the-Sea
187.1825 Weybourne
9
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
167.0255
156.1204
143.3376
178.8820
156.8977
178.3376
161.6007
172.7771
186.3032
172.1193
185.8337
170.2268
166.4175
158.3183
179.3012
179.1045
145.4844
173.0872
167.8963
177.9484
154.1933
178.5193
184.5382
159.9549
150.8434
166.6537
170.8782
174.5709
181.1786
177.8591
177.1812
164.6515
165.8532
152.6733
152.4375
164.1908
169.6515
170.9474
149.3775
157.6709
164.7253
166.7096
170.8040
182.0478
163.1946
186.9337
167.1505
181.3125
200.7818
199.4247
184.3011
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PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
Itteringham
Kelling
Kettlestone
Knapton
Langham
Lessingham
Letheringsett with
Glandford
PART OF THE COUNCIL’S
AREA
169.4182
172.1146
165.9497
165.7755
169.5103
153.0154
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
Wickmere
Wighton
Witton
Wiveton
Wood Norton
Worstead
194.0857
169.7778
146.5351
189.4669
159.4451
166.5376
154.4119
being the amounts given by adding to the amount at 4.4(g) above to the amounts of the
special item or items relating to dwellings in those parts of the Council’s area mentioned above
divided in each case by the amount at 4.3(b) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance
with Section 34(3) of the Act, as the basic amounts of its Council Tax for the year for dwellings
in those parts of its area to which one or more special items relate.
i)
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S
AREA
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
Alby with
Thwaite
Aldborough
Antingham
Ashmanhaugh
Aylmerton
Baconsthorpe
Bacton
Barsham
Barton Turf
Beckham
East/West
Beeston Regis
Binham
Blakeney
Bodham
Brinton
Briston
Catfield
Cley
Colby
Corpusty and
Saxthorpe
Cromer
Dilham
Dunton
East Ruston
Edgefield
Erpingham
Full Council
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
108.86
106.24
104.32
118.01
107.43
103.93
111.98
104.67
104.95
127.00
123.95
121.71
137.67
125.34
121.26
130.65
122.12
122.45
145.15
141.66
139.10
157.34
143.25
138.58
149.31
139.57
139.94
163.29
159.37
156.49
177.01
161.15
155.90
167.98
157.01
157.43
199.58
194.78
191.26
216.35
196.96
190.55
205.31
191.90
192.42
235.87
230.20
226.04
255.69
232.78
225.20
242.64
226.80
227.40
272.15
265.61
260.81
295.02
268.59
259.84
279.97
261.69
262.39
326.58
318.74
312.98
354.03
322.31
311.81
335.96
314.03
314.87
106.05
113.34
109.17
121.06
115.66
104.86
111.06
110.48
109.13
141.71
123.72
132.24
127.37
141.24
134.94
122.34
129.57
128.90
127.32
165.32
141.40
151.13
145.57
161.42
154.22
139.82
148.08
147.31
145.51
188.94
159.07
170.02
163.76
181.60
173.50
157.30
166.59
165.73
163.70
212.56
194.42
207.80
200.16
221.96
212.06
192.25
203.61
202.56
200.08
259.80
229.77
245.58
236.55
262.31
250.61
227.21
240.63
239.38
236.46
307.04
265.12
283.37
272.94
302.67
289.17
262.17
277.65
276.21
272.83
354.27
318.15
340.04
327.53
363.20
347.00
314.60
333.19
331.46
327.40
425.13
114.65
123.24
112.87
97.64
103.03
110.49
109.18
133.76
143.78
131.68
113.91
120.20
128.90
127.38
152.87
164.32
150.50
130.19
137.37
147.32
145.57
171.98
184.86
169.31
146.46
154.54
165.73
163.77
210.20
225.94
206.94
179.01
188.89
202.56
200.17
248.42
267.02
244.56
211.56
223.23
239.40
236.56
286.64
308.10
282.19
244.11
257.57
276.23
272.96
343.97
369.72
338.63
292.93
309.09
331.47
327.55
10
23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S
AREA
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
Fakenham
Felbrigg
Felmingham
Field Dalling
Fulmodestone
Gimingham
Great Snoring
Gresham
Gunthorpe
Hanworth
Happisburgh
Helhoughton
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
Full Council
126.67
109.64
97.71
106.97
107.17
112.39
117.25
109.86
100.87
105.96
107.26
114.97
105.55
113.85
105.04
112.25
111.41
108.00
110.43
121.78
103.04
107.07
105.67
128.14
98.33
124.78
112.94
114.74
110.63
110.51
113.00
102.01
B
£
147.79
127.92
114.00
124.80
125.04
131.12
136.79
128.17
117.68
123.62
125.14
134.13
123.14
132.83
122.54
130.96
129.97
126.00
128.84
142.08
120.22
124.92
123.28
149.49
114.72
145.58
131.76
133.86
129.07
128.93
131.84
119.01
C
£
D
£
168.90
146.19
130.28
142.63
142.90
149.85
156.33
146.48
134.50
141.28
143.02
153.29
140.74
151.80
140.05
149.67
148.54
144.00
147.25
162.37
137.39
142.76
140.90
170.85
131.11
166.38
150.59
152.99
147.51
147.35
150.67
136.01
190.01
164.47
146.57
160.46
160.76
168.58
175.87
164.79
151.31
158.94
160.89
172.45
158.33
170.78
157.56
168.38
167.11
162.00
165.65
182.67
154.57
160.61
158.51
192.21
147.50
187.18
169.41
172.11
165.94
165.77
169.51
153.01
E
£
232.24
201.02
179.14
196.12
196.49
206.05
214.96
201.41
184.94
194.26
196.65
210.77
193.52
208.73
192.57
205.80
204.25
198.00
202.46
223.26
188.92
196.30
193.73
234.92
180.28
228.77
207.06
210.36
202.82
202.61
207.17
187.01
F
£
274.46
237.57
211.71
231.77
232.21
243.51
254.04
238.03
218.56
229.58
232.40
249.10
228.70
246.68
227.58
243.22
241.38
234.00
239.28
263.86
223.26
231.99
228.96
277.64
213.06
270.37
244.71
248.60
239.70
239.45
244.84
221.02
G
£
316.69
274.12
244.28
267.43
267.94
280.98
293.13
274.66
252.19
264.91
268.16
287.42
263.89
284.63
262.60
280.64
278.52
270.00
276.09
304.45
257.61
267.68
264.18
320.35
245.84
311.97
282.36
286.85
276.58
276.29
282.51
255.02
H
£
380.03
328.94
293.14
320.92
321.53
337.17
351.75
329.59
302.62
317.89
321.79
344.91
316.67
341.56
315.12
336.76
334.23
324.00
331.31
365.34
309.14
321.22
317.02
384.42
295.01
374.36
338.83
344.22
331.89
331.55
339.02
306.03
102.94 120.09 137.25 154.41 188.72 223.03 257.35 308.82
98.87
111.35
104.08
95.55
115.35
129.90
121.42
111.48
131.82
148.46
138.77
127.41
148.30
167.02
156.12
143.33
181.26
204.14
190.81
175.19
214.22
241.25
225.50
207.04
247.18
278.37
260.20
238.89
296.61
334.05
312.24
286.67
119.25
104.59
118.89
107.73
139.13
122.03
138.70
125.68
159.00
139.46
158.52
143.64
178.88
156.89
178.33
161.60
218.63
191.76
217.96
197.51
258.38
226.63
257.59
233.42
298.13
261.49
297.22
269.33
357.76
313.79
356.67
323.20
115.18 134.38 153.57 172.77 211.17 249.56 287.96 345.55
124.20 144.90 165.60 186.30 227.70 269.10 310.50 372.60
11
23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S
AREA
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
Overstrand
Paston
Plumstead
Potter
Heigham
Pudding
Norton
Raynham
Roughton
Runton
Ryburgh
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
Thursford
Trimingham
Trunch
Tunstead
Upper
Sheringham
Walcott
Walsingham
Warham
Wells-next-theSea
Full Council
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
114.74 133.87 152.99 172.11 210.36 248.61 286.86 344.23
123.88 144.53 165.18 185.83 227.13 268.42 309.72 371.66
113.48 132.39 151.31 170.22 208.05 245.88 283.71 340.45
110.94 129.43 147.92 166.41 203.39 240.38 277.36 332.83
105.54
119.53
119.40
96.98
115.39
111.93
118.63
102.79
119.01
123.02
106.63
100.56
111.10
113.91
116.38
120.78
118.57
118.12
109.76
110.56
101.78
101.62
109.46
123.13
139.45
139.30
113.15
134.62
130.58
138.40
119.92
138.84
143.52
124.40
117.32
129.61
132.90
135.77
140.91
138.33
137.80
128.06
128.99
118.74
118.56
127.70
140.72
159.37
159.20
129.31
153.85
149.24
158.17
137.06
158.68
164.03
142.18
134.08
148.13
151.89
155.17
161.04
158.09
157.49
146.35
147.42
135.70
135.50
145.94
158.31
179.30
179.10
145.48
173.08
167.89
177.94
154.19
178.51
184.53
159.95
150.84
166.65
170.87
174.57
181.17
177.85
177.18
164.65
165.85
152.67
152.43
164.19
193.50
219.14
218.90
177.81
211.55
205.20
217.49
188.45
218.19
225.54
195.50
184.36
203.68
208.85
213.36
221.44
217.38
216.55
201.24
202.70
186.60
186.31
200.67
228.68
258.99
258.70
210.14
250.01
242.51
257.03
222.72
257.86
266.55
231.04
217.88
240.72
246.82
252.15
261.70
256.90
255.92
237.82
239.56
220.52
220.18
237.16
263.86
298.83
298.50
242.47
288.47
279.82
296.58
256.98
297.53
307.56
266.59
251.40
277.75
284.79
290.95
301.96
296.43
295.30
274.41
276.42
254.45
254.06
273.65
316.63
358.60
358.20
290.96
346.17
335.79
355.89
308.38
357.03
369.07
319.90
301.68
333.30
341.75
349.14
362.35
355.71
354.36
329.30
331.70
305.34
304.87
328.38
113.10 131.95 150.80 169.65 207.35 245.05 282.75 339.30
113.96
99.58
105.11
109.81
111.13
113.86
121.36
108.79
132.95
116.18
122.63
128.11
129.66
132.84
141.59
126.92
151.95
132.78
140.15
146.42
148.18
151.82
161.82
145.06
170.94
149.37
157.67
164.72
166.70
170.80
182.04
163.19
208.93
182.57
192.70
201.33
203.75
208.76
222.50
199.46
246.92
215.76
227.74
237.93
240.80
246.71
262.95
235.72
284.91
248.96
262.78
274.54
277.84
284.67
303.41
271.99
341.89
298.75
315.34
329.45
333.41
341.60
364.09
326.38
124.62
111.43
120.87
133.85
145.39
130.00
141.02
156.16
166.16
148.57
161.16
178.47
186.93
167.15
181.31
200.78
228.47
204.29
221.60
245.39
270.01
241.43
261.89
290.01
311.55
278.58
302.18
334.63
373.86
334.30
362.62
401.56
132.94 155.10 177.26 199.42 243.74 288.05 332.37 398.84
12
23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S
AREA
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
Weybourne
Wickmere
Wighton
Witton
Wiveton
Wood Norton
Worstead
B
£
122.86
129.39
113.18
97.69
126.31
106.29
111.02
All Other Parts
of the
Council’s Area
C
£
143.34
150.95
132.04
113.97
147.36
124.01
129.52
D
£
163.82
172.52
150.91
130.25
168.41
141.72
148.03
E
£
184.30
194.08
169.77
146.53
189.46
159.44
166.53
F
£
225.25
237.21
207.50
179.09
231.57
194.87
203.54
G
£
266.21
280.34
245.23
211.66
273.67
230.30
240.55
H
£
307.16
323.47
282.96
244.22
315.77
265.74
277.56
368.60
388.17
339.55
293.07
378.93
318.89
333.07
92.58 108.01 123.44 138.87 169.73 200.59 231.45 277.74
being the amounts given by multiplying (as appropriate) the amounts at 4.4(g) or 4.4(h) above
by the number which, in the proportion set out in Section 5(1) of the Act, is applicable to
dwellings listed in a particular valuation band divided by the number which in that proportion is
applicable to dwellings listed in valuation Band D, calculated by the Council, in accordance
with Section 36(1) of the Act, as the amounts to be taken into account for the year in respect
of categories of dwellings listed in different valuation bands.
4.5
That it be NOTED that for the year 2011/12 the Norfolk County Council and Norfolk Police
Authority have stated the following amounts in precepts issued to the Council, in accordance
with Section 40 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, for each of the categories of
dwellings shown below:-
VALUATION BANDS
Norfolk County
Council
Norfolk Police
Authority
4.6
A
£
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
763.38
890.61
1,017.84
1,145.07
1,399.53
1,653.99
1,908.45
2,290.14
127.44
148.68
169.92
191.16
233.64
276.12
318.60
382.32
That, having calculated the aggregate in each case of the amounts at 4.4(i) and 4.5 above, the
Council, in accordance with Section 30(2) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992,
HEREBY SETS the following amounts as the amounts of Council Tax for the year 2011/12 for
each of the categories of dwellings shown below:-
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
Alby with Thwaite
Aldborough
Antingham
Ashmanhaugh
Aylmerton
Baconsthorpe
Bacton
Full Council
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
B
£
C
£
999.68
997.06
995.14
1,008.83
998.25
994.75
1,002.80
1,166.29
1,163.24
1,161.00
1,176.96
1,164.63
1,160.55
1,169.94
1,332.91
1,329.42
1,326.86
1,345.10
1,331.01
1,326.34
1,337.07
D
£
1,499.52
1,495.60
1,492.72
1,513.24
1,497.38
1,492.13
1,504.21
13
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
1,832.75
1,827.95
1,824.43
1,849.52
1,830.13
1,823.72
1,838.48
2,165.98
2,160.31
2,156.15
2,185.80
2,162.89
2,155.31
2,172.75
2,499.20
2,492.66
2,487.86
2,522.07
2,495.64
2,486.89
2,507.02
2,999.04
2,991.20
2,985.44
3,026.49
2,994.77
2,984.27
3,008.42
23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
Barsham
Barton Turf
Beckham
East/West
Beeston Regis
Binham
Blakeney
Bodham
Brinton
Briston
Catfield
Cley
Colby
Corpusty and
Saxthorpe
Cromer
Dilham
Dunton
East Ruston
Edgefield
Erpingham
Fakenham
Felbrigg
Felmingham
Field Dalling
Fulmodestone
Gimingham
Great Snoring
Gresham
Gunthorpe
Hanworth
Happisburgh
Helhoughton
Hempstead
Hempton
Hickling
High Kelling
Hindolveston
Hindringham
Holkham
Holt
Honing
Horning
Horsey
Hoveton
Ingham
Ingworth
Itteringham
Kelling
Full Council
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
995.49 1,161.41 1,327.33 1,493.24 1,825.07 2,156.91 2,488.74 2,986.49
995.77 1,161.74 1,327.70 1,493.66 1,825.59 2,157.51 2,489.44 2,987.33
996.87
1,004.16
999.99
1,011.88
1,006.48
995.68
1,001.88
1,001.30
999.95
1,032.53
1,163.01
1,171.53
1,166.66
1,180.53
1,174.23
1,161.63
1,168.86
1,168.19
1,166.61
1,204.61
1,329.16
1,338.89
1,333.33
1,349.18
1,341.98
1,327.58
1,335.84
1,335.07
1,333.27
1,376.70
1,495.30
1,506.25
1,499.99
1,517.83
1,509.73
1,493.53
1,502.82
1,501.96
1,499.93
1,548.79
1,827.59
1,840.97
1,833.33
1,855.13
1,845.23
1,825.42
1,836.78
1,835.73
1,833.25
1,892.97
2,159.88
2,175.69
2,166.66
2,192.42
2,180.72
2,157.32
2,170.74
2,169.49
2,166.57
2,237.15
2,492.17
2,510.42
2,499.99
2,529.72
2,516.22
2,489.22
2,504.70
2,503.26
2,499.88
2,581.32
2,990.61
3,012.50
2,999.99
3,035.66
3,019.46
2,987.06
3,005.65
3,003.92
2,999.86
3,097.59
1,005.47
1,014.06
1,003.69
988.46
993.85
1,001.31
1,000.00
1,017.49
1,000.46
988.53
997.79
997.99
1,003.21
1,008.07
1,000.68
991.69
996.78
998.08
1,005.79
996.37
1,004.67
995.86
1,003.07
1,002.23
998.82
1,001.25
1,012.60
993.86
997.89
996.49
1,018.96
989.15
1,015.60
1,003.76
1,005.56
1,173.05
1,183.07
1,170.97
1,153.20
1,159.49
1,168.19
1,166.67
1,187.08
1,167.21
1,153.29
1,164.09
1,164.33
1,170.41
1,176.08
1,167.46
1,156.97
1,162.91
1,164.43
1,173.42
1,162.43
1,172.12
1,161.83
1,170.25
1,169.26
1,165.29
1,168.13
1,181.37
1,159.51
1,164.21
1,162.57
1,188.78
1,154.01
1,184.87
1,171.05
1,173.15
1,340.63
1,352.08
1,338.26
1,317.95
1,325.13
1,335.08
1,333.33
1,356.66
1,333.95
1,318.04
1,330.39
1,330.66
1,337.61
1,344.09
1,334.24
1,322.26
1,329.04
1,330.78
1,341.05
1,328.50
1,339.56
1,327.81
1,337.43
1,336.30
1,331.76
1,335.01
1,350.13
1,325.15
1,330.52
1,328.66
1,358.61
1,318.87
1,354.14
1,338.35
1,340.75
1,508.21
1,521.09
1,505.54
1,482.69
1,490.77
1,501.96
1,500.00
1,526.24
1,500.70
1,482.80
1,496.69
1,496.99
1,504.81
1,512.10
1,501.02
1,487.54
1,495.17
1,497.12
1,508.68
1,494.56
1,507.01
1,493.79
1,504.61
1,503.34
1,498.23
1,501.88
1,518.90
1,490.80
1,496.84
1,494.74
1,528.44
1,483.73
1,523.41
1,505.64
1,508.34
1,843.37
1,859.11
1,840.11
1,812.18
1,822.06
1,835.73
1,833.34
1,865.41
1,834.19
1,812.31
1,829.29
1,829.66
1,839.22
1,848.13
1,834.58
1,818.11
1,827.43
1,829.82
1,843.94
1,826.69
1,841.90
1,825.74
1,838.97
1,837.42
1,831.17
1,835.63
1,856.43
1,822.09
1,829.47
1,826.90
1,868.09
1,813.45
1,861.94
1,840.23
1,843.53
2,178.53
2,197.13
2,174.67
2,141.67
2,153.34
2,169.51
2,166.67
2,204.57
2,167.68
2,141.82
2,161.88
2,162.32
2,173.62
2,184.15
2,168.14
2,148.67
2,159.69
2,162.51
2,179.21
2,158.81
2,176.79
2,157.69
2,173.33
2,171.49
2,164.11
2,169.39
2,193.97
2,153.37
2,162.10
2,159.07
2,207.75
2,143.17
2,200.48
2,174.82
2,178.71
2,513.69
2,535.15
2,509.24
2,471.16
2,484.62
2,503.28
2,500.01
2,543.74
2,501.17
2,471.33
2,494.48
2,494.99
2,508.03
2,520.18
2,501.71
2,479.24
2,491.96
2,495.21
2,514.47
2,490.94
2,511.68
2,489.65
2,507.69
2,505.57
2,497.05
2,503.14
2,531.50
2,484.66
2,494.73
2,491.23
2,547.40
2,472.89
2,539.02
2,509.41
2,513.90
3,016.43
3,042.18
3,011.09
2,965.39
2,981.55
3,003.93
3,000.01
3,052.49
3,001.40
2,965.60
2,993.38
2,993.99
3,009.63
3,024.21
3,002.05
2,975.08
2,990.35
2,994.25
3,017.37
2,989.13
3,014.02
2,987.58
3,009.22
3,006.69
2,996.46
3,003.77
3,037.80
2,981.60
2,993.68
2,989.48
3,056.88
2,967.47
3,046.82
3,011.29
3,016.68
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23 February 2011
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
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
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
Thursford
Full Council
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
1,001.45
1,001.33
1,003.82
992.83
1,168.36
1,168.22
1,171.13
1,158.30
1,335.27
1,335.11
1,338.43
1,323.77
1,502.17
1,502.00
1,505.74
1,489.24
1,835.99
1,835.78
1,840.34
1,820.18
2,169.81
2,169.56
2,174.95
2,151.13
2,503.63
2,503.34
2,509.56
2,482.07
3,004.35
3,004.01
3,011.48
2,978.49
993.76
989.69
1,002.17
994.90
986.37
1,010.07
995.41
1,009.71
998.55
1,006.00
1,015.02
1,005.56
1,014.70
1,004.30
1,001.76
996.36
1,010.35
1,010.22
987.80
1,006.21
1,002.75
1,009.45
993.61
1,009.83
1,013.84
997.45
991.38
1,001.92
1,004.73
1,007.20
1,011.60
1,009.39
1,008.94
1,000.58
1,001.38
992.60
992.44
1,000.28
1,003.92
1,004.78
990.40
995.93
1,000.63
1,001.95
1,159.38
1,154.64
1,169.19
1,160.71
1,150.77
1,178.42
1,161.32
1,177.99
1,164.97
1,173.67
1,184.19
1,173.16
1,183.82
1,171.68
1,168.72
1,162.42
1,178.74
1,178.59
1,152.44
1,173.91
1,169.87
1,177.69
1,159.21
1,178.13
1,182.81
1,163.69
1,156.61
1,168.90
1,172.19
1,175.06
1,180.20
1,177.62
1,177.09
1,167.35
1,168.28
1,158.03
1,157.85
1,166.99
1,171.24
1,172.24
1,155.47
1,161.92
1,167.40
1,168.95
1,325.01
1,319.58
1,336.22
1,326.53
1,315.17
1,346.76
1,327.22
1,346.28
1,331.40
1,341.33
1,353.36
1,340.75
1,352.94
1,339.07
1,335.68
1,328.48
1,347.13
1,346.96
1,317.07
1,341.61
1,337.00
1,345.93
1,324.82
1,346.44
1,351.79
1,329.94
1,321.84
1,335.89
1,339.65
1,342.93
1,348.80
1,345.85
1,345.25
1,334.11
1,335.18
1,323.46
1,323.26
1,333.70
1,338.56
1,339.71
1,320.54
1,327.91
1,334.18
1,335.94
1,490.64
1,484.53
1,503.25
1,492.35
1,479.56
1,515.11
1,493.12
1,514.56
1,497.83
1,509.00
1,522.53
1,508.34
1,522.06
1,506.45
1,502.64
1,494.54
1,515.53
1,515.33
1,481.71
1,509.31
1,504.12
1,514.17
1,490.42
1,514.74
1,520.76
1,496.18
1,487.07
1,502.88
1,507.10
1,510.80
1,517.40
1,514.08
1,513.41
1,500.88
1,502.08
1,488.90
1,488.66
1,500.42
1,505.88
1,507.17
1,485.60
1,493.90
1,500.95
1,502.93
1,821.89
1,814.43
1,837.31
1,823.98
1,808.36
1,851.80
1,824.93
1,851.13
1,830.68
1,844.34
1,860.87
1,843.53
1,860.30
1,841.22
1,836.56
1,826.67
1,852.31
1,852.07
1,810.98
1,844.72
1,838.37
1,850.66
1,821.62
1,851.36
1,858.71
1,828.67
1,817.53
1,836.85
1,842.02
1,846.53
1,854.61
1,850.55
1,849.72
1,834.41
1,835.87
1,819.77
1,819.48
1,833.84
1,840.52
1,842.10
1,815.74
1,825.87
1,834.50
1,836.92
2,153.14
2,144.33
2,171.36
2,155.61
2,137.15
2,188.49
2,156.74
2,187.70
2,163.53
2,179.67
2,199.21
2,178.72
2,198.53
2,175.99
2,170.49
2,158.79
2,189.10
2,188.81
2,140.25
2,180.12
2,172.62
2,187.14
2,152.83
2,187.97
2,196.66
2,161.15
2,147.99
2,170.83
2,176.93
2,182.26
2,191.81
2,187.01
2,186.03
2,167.93
2,169.67
2,150.63
2,150.29
2,167.27
2,175.16
2,177.03
2,145.87
2,157.85
2,168.04
2,170.91
2,484.40
2,474.23
2,505.42
2,487.25
2,465.94
2,525.18
2,488.54
2,524.27
2,496.38
2,515.01
2,537.55
2,513.91
2,536.77
2,510.76
2,504.41
2,490.91
2,525.88
2,525.55
2,469.52
2,515.52
2,506.87
2,523.63
2,484.03
2,524.58
2,534.61
2,493.64
2,478.45
2,504.80
2,511.84
2,518.00
2,529.01
2,523.48
2,522.35
2,501.46
2,503.47
2,481.50
2,481.11
2,500.70
2,509.80
2,511.96
2,476.01
2,489.83
2,501.59
2,504.89
2,981.28
2,969.07
3,006.51
2,984.70
2,959.13
3,030.22
2,986.25
3,029.13
2,995.66
3,018.01
3,045.06
3,016.69
3,044.12
3,012.91
3,005.29
2,989.09
3,031.06
3,030.66
2,963.42
3,018.63
3,008.25
3,028.35
2,980.84
3,029.49
3,041.53
2,992.36
2,974.14
3,005.76
3,014.21
3,021.60
3,034.81
3,028.17
3,026.82
3,001.76
3,004.16
2,977.80
2,977.33
3,000.84
3,011.76
3,014.35
2,971.21
2,987.80
3,001.91
3,005.87
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PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
Trimingham
Trunch
Tunstead
Upper Sheringham
Walcott
Walsingham
Warham
Wells-next-the-Sea
Weybourne
Wickmere
Wighton
Witton
Wiveton
Wood Norton
Worstead
All Other Parts of
the Council’s Area
146.
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
1,004.68
1,012.18
999.61
1,015.44
1,002.25
1,011.69
1,024.67
1,023.76
1,013.68
1,020.21
1,004.00
988.51
1,017.13
997.11
1,001.84
1,172.13
1,180.88
1,166.21
1,184.68
1,169.29
1,180.31
1,195.45
1,194.39
1,182.63
1,190.24
1,171.33
1,153.26
1,186.65
1,163.30
1,168.81
1,339.58
1,349.58
1,332.82
1,353.92
1,336.33
1,348.92
1,366.23
1,365.02
1,351.58
1,360.28
1,338.67
1,318.01
1,356.17
1,329.48
1,335.79
1,507.03
1,518.27
1,499.42
1,523.16
1,503.38
1,517.54
1,537.01
1,535.65
1,520.53
1,530.31
1,506.00
1,482.76
1,525.69
1,495.67
1,502.76
1,841.93
1,855.67
1,832.63
1,861.64
1,837.46
1,854.77
1,878.56
1,876.91
1,858.42
1,870.38
1,840.67
1,812.26
1,864.74
1,828.04
1,836.71
2,176.82
2,193.06
2,165.83
2,200.12
2,171.54
2,192.00
2,220.12
2,218.16
2,196.32
2,210.45
2,175.34
2,141.77
2,203.78
2,160.41
2,170.66
2,511.72
2,530.46
2,499.04
2,538.60
2,505.63
2,529.23
2,561.68
2,559.42
2,534.21
2,550.52
2,510.01
2,471.27
2,542.82
2,492.79
2,504.61
3,014.06
3,036.55
2,998.84
3,046.32
3,006.76
3,035.08
3,074.02
3,071.30
3,041.06
3,060.63
3,012.01
2,965.53
3,051.39
2,991.35
3,005.53
983.40 1,147.30 1,311.20 1,475.10 1,802.90 2,130.70 2,458.50 2,950.20
NORTH NORFOLK ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN
The Asset Management Plan (AMP) provided the strategic framework within which the Council
managed its property assets and ensured that decisions taken in respect of investment,
acquisitions and disposals reflected the Council’s strategic and operational objectives. The
Asset Management Plan drove the capital programme and operational activities within the
Property Services Team in order that the work could be planned and prioritised. It included a
review of activity undertaken during 2010/11 and outlined the capital projects being
progressed in 2011/12. The AMP identified key risks and linked them to the corporate risk
register.
The coalition Government’s Localism Bill identified a number of initiatives which would impact
on the way that the Council managed its Asset Portfolio. These included the proposed
‘Community Right to Buy’ which would require local authorities to maintain a list of assets of
community value. This could require a revision to any future disposals policy.
RESOLVED that
1. The Asset Management Plan be approved as the basis for the strategic framework for
asset management in North Norfolk District Council and to provide the property input to the
Council’s Capital Strategy; and
2. Members note the changes to the Capital Programme arising from the Asset Management
Plan, recommended in the Budget Report on this agenda.
147.
NEW GOVERNMENT POLICY UPDATE
The Leader provided a brief update:
a) The referendum on the Alternative Vote would now go ahead on 5 May 2011.
b) The Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) had been moving forward and it was hoped that
the Leader and the Deputy Chief Executive would attend a meeting soon.
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148.
TO RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE UNDERMENTIONED COMMITTEES
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
l)
Standards Committee – 7 September 2010
Audit Committee – 14 September 2010
Standards Committee – 9 November 2010
Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 17 November 2010
Development Control Committee – 18 November 2010
Licensing and Appeals Committee – 22 November 2010
Cabinet – 29 November 2010
Standards Committee – 6 December 2010
Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 14 December 2010
Development Control Committee – 16 December 2010
Cabinet – 10 January 2011
Development Control Committee – 20 January 2011
It was RESOLVED that the above-mentioned minutes be received.
149.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE LEADER OF THE COUNCIL AND PORTFOLIO HOLDERS
Mrs H T Nelson
a) Mrs H Nelson, Mrs P Bevan Jones and Mr E Seward had attended ‘Cost in the
Countryside’ an event organised by VCS Together. It had been well attended and had
highlighted the costs and challenges of delivering services in rural areas.
b) She reminded Members that there were a lot of festivals during the coming months. A
guide would be published shortly and would also include dates and details for carnivals in
the District.
c) It had been intended that the following Notice of Motion should go before Full Council:
“North Norfolk is blessed with splendid and ancient woodlands which are greatly appreciated
by residents and visitors alike. It is of paramount importance that these woodlands remain
accessible and carefully maintained. The Coalition’s intent to allow woods and forests to be
sold is extremely worrying and flies in the face of Localism. For example, our Green Flag at
Holt Country Park represents the amount of care put in by our officers and their teams of
volunteers and we are rightly very proud of their work and hope for more flags in the future.
The Coalition Government should be made aware that any sell off of our woodlands must be
avoided at all costs”.
The Government had since changed it’s stance on the sale of forests and woodlands and it
was felt that a Motion was no longer necessary.
Mr G Jones
a) The National Employers had informed local government trade unions that there would be
a 0% increase in pay for 2010/11.
b) The ongoing programme of restructuring continued across all North Norfolk District
Council departments.
Mrs P Bevan Jones
a) 12 affordable homes had been built in Southrepps. Eleven had already been allocated.
b) A recent meeting of the Judicial Board had highlighted the housing problems faced by
some military personnel returning to Norfolk after active service overseas. It was hoped
that more support could be put in place in the future.
c) The Griffon Area Partnership had launched a new adult carers group – Caring4Carers.
The group would meet fortnightly at the Saddlers Shop to the rear of St Nicholas Church
Hall.
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150.
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ASKED PURSUANT TO STANDING ORDER No 23 AND OF
PORTFOLIO MEMBERS
A question had been received from Mr M J M Baker:
“During the life of the current LibDem administration £1,158,984 has been spent, to date, on
outside consultants. Whilst I appreciate there will be certain expertise which falls outside
normal staffing arrangements I am sure that Council tax payers will be shocked at such prolific
use of outside consultants. In particular in excess of £1/4 million has been spent on
consultants for advice on the Tesco Sheringham planning application.
Do you not feel that this reflects badly on the decision making process of the LibDem
Administration and the Planning Department, and further what lessons have been learnt and
what changes have been made so that such lengthy and acrimonious events can be avoided
in the future?
The appearance of a further £40,000 under the heading of Planning gives rise to more
concern as to the competence of our Administration. As this is in addition to the Tesco
expenditure please explain the detailed reasons why our staff cannot deal with the day to day
running of the department”
The Leader replied that it was always a matter of regret to pay for advice from outside the
District Council and that it was only done when absolutely necessary. She stressed that one
third of the total amount had been funded by grants and that often the grant providers
stipulated that professional advice should be sought.
a) The £40,000 relating to Planning issues was for a 4 year period and most of it was to pay
for a barrister. Specialist advice was sometimes required for complex planning issues and
could not be covered by Council staff.
b) £140,000 had been spent on property advice from architects, quantity surveyors and
structural engineers. Again, these posts were not covered at the Council and it was more
cost effective to outsource as necessary rather than employ such professionals on a fulltime basis.
c) With regards to the Tesco application in Sheringham, the Leader stressed that planning
applications were always non-political and the Council had to defend their decision to
refuse planning permission. If they had not then they would have had to pay Tesco’s costs
which would have amounted to a seven figure sum. The Council also had to counter the
Tesco case – to employ a retail consultant full-time would have cost at least £60,000 a
year. She reminded Mr Baker that the Council had won the case.
d) As far as the lessons that had been learnt, the Leader replied that although major
planning applications were rarer in North Norfolk, they were always controversial.
151.
NOTICE(S) OF MOTION
The following Notice of Motion was proposed by Mr H Lanham, Seconded by Mrs L Walker
“This Council recognises that under successive Governments North Norfolk has been
poorly served with regard to its transport and communication links.
This in turn has adversely impacted on its economic development and continues to
frustrate the Council's own economic development work. This Council therefore asks
the Government:
1) To give urgent priority to completing the dualling of the A11 at Elveden and not delay
the start of the road improvements until possibly 2015.
2) To accept that the transport links into the West of North Norfolk are poor and to
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NOTICE(S) OF MOTION
(Continued)
conduct an urgent review into what improvements can be made.
3) That in the investment programme for the rail network that priority is not given solely
to upgrading existing inter city lines to apparently make them quicker but that attention
is given to improving the local rail network. In North Norfolk this means investment in
improved services on the Bittern line from Norwich to Sheringham when the franchise
comes up for renewal in 2013 and restoring a rail link to Fakenham.
4) That Fast Broadband with full coverage is introduced as a matter of the highest
priority.
The Council also resolves to write to the leading mobile phone companies asking them
to improve the communications infrastructure in North Norfolk.”
The Motion was debated:
a) A Member felt that transport and communications should not be together in the same
Motion. He did not support the duelling of the A11 but did support improved Broadband
provision.
b) Although the aims of the Motion were admirable, given the current financial climate they
would be difficult to achieve and could take several years.
c) Bus services should be included – in particular County Council tendering of bus services
which were not consistent across the District. Mr Lanham responded that he was happy to
amend the Motion to include bus services.
d) The rail link to Fakenham was ambitious and may not be achievable.
RESOLVED
To support the Motion, subject to the following amendment:
“To review the procedures for tendering bus services across the District”.
Mr M Baker and Mr P High voted against the Motion. Mrs A Green abstained.
152.
LIST OF SEALED DOCUMENTS
RESOLVED that
the list of sealed documents be received.
The meeting concluded at 7.40pm
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Chairman
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