COUNCIL
Minutes of a meeting of North Norfolk District Council held on 26 February 2014 at the Council
Offices, Holt Road, Cromer at 6.00 pm.
Members Present:
Mrs S A Arnold
Mr M Baker
Mrs L Brettle
Mr B Cabbell Manners
Mrs A ClaussenReynolds
Mrs H Cox
Mr N D 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
Mr T Ivory
Mr B Jarvis
Mr G Jones
Mr J H A Lee
Mr N Lloyd
Mrs A Moore
Mr P W Moore
Mr W J Northam
Miss B Palmer
Mr J Perry-Warnes
Mr R Price
Mr J Punchard
Mr R Reynolds
Mr E Seward
Mr R Shepherd
Mr B Smith
Mr N Smith
Mr R Stevens
Mrs A Sweeney
Mr P Terrington
Mrs V Uprichard
Mrs L Walker
Mr P Williams
Mr R Wright
Mr J A Wyatt
Mr A Yiasimi
Mr D Young
Officers in
Attendance:
The Chief Executive, The Corporate Directors, the Monitoring Officer, the
Head of Finance, the Head of Organisational Development, the Chief
Accountant and the Democratic Services Team Leader
Press:
The Press were in attendance
Members of the
public:
Mrs P Porter, Chairman of Walcott Parish Council
Mr J Anderson, Walcott
106.
PRAYERS
The Chairman introduced Reverend Paul Neale, Assistant Minister, Cromer Parish Church
with St Martins, who led the meeting in prayer.
107.
CHAIRMAN’S COMMUNICATIONS
The Chairman spoke about recent events that she had attended.
108.
109.
TO RECEIVE DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST FROM MEMBERS
Member
Minute No & Heading
Nature of Interest
Mr J Punchard
Council Tax Setting
Non pecuniary interest – also a
member of Fakenham Town
Council
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Apologies for absence were received from Mr B Hannah, Mrs B McGoun, Mr R Oliver, Mr J
Savory, Mr S Ward and Mr G Williams.
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110.
MINUTES
The minutes of the meeting of Council held on 18 December 2013 were approved as a correct
record and signed by the Chairman.
111.
ITEMS OF URGENT BUSINESS
The Leader introduced an item of urgent business relating to flood support schemes. He
explained that the Government had recently announced a package of funding to support
homeowners and businesses that were impacted between 1 December 2013 and 31 March
2014 by the adverse weather conditions. The schemes covered four elements:




Repair and renew grant
Business Rates Flooding Relief
Council Tax Discounts
Business Support Scheme
In order to implement the scheme, local policies needed to be adopted, business rate reliefs
granted and council tax discounts approved in order for the support to be provided to
businesses and homeowners in line with the guidance and within the overall funding
constraints identified within the Government guidance notes.
Members were invited to speak:
a. Mr P Williams suggested that registration for business rates was a requirement for any
businesses wishing to claim support via the schemes outlined. The Chief Executive
replied that the guidance referred to all types of business and uses on non-domestic
hereditament. However, it seemed to exclude homeowners running a business who were
not registered for business rates. She said that there was still a lot of detail to work
through and this would be done in partnership with neighbouring local authorities.
b. Mr P W Moore asked whether the proposals would have an impact on the Budget for
2014/15. The Leader confirmed that they would not and said that it was important to act
quickly as it would enable the Council to take advantage of the schemes on offer. He
added that it may not be necessary to implement them but that the Coucnil should be
ready if they did need to act.
It was proposed by Mr T FitzPatrick, seconded by Mrs A Fitch-Tillett and
RESOLVED
„That all power to make and put into effect a scheme, and to take ancillary steps and
measures for such a scheme be delegated to the Chief Financial Officer in consultation with
the Chief Executive Officer and the Leader, insofar as a delegation from Council is necessary
for that purpose‟
112.
PUBLIC QUESTIONS
Mrs P Porter, Chairman of Walcott Parish Council had submitted the following question in
advance of the meeting:
„What do North Norfolk District Council propose to do about the cliff erosion from the end of
the sea wall to the end of Horizon Views where some properties are now at risk?‟
Mrs A Fitch-Tillett, Portfolio Holder for the Coast said that before she responded to the
question, she wished to welcome Mrs Porter to the meeting. She asked members to show
their appreciation for all the hard work and support that Mrs Porter did for her community.
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Mrs Fitch-Tillett went on to say that since the storm surge in early December 2013, she had
done everything she could to prevent similar damage in the future. £1m had been spent on
sea defence and flood prevention works and work would continue to be carried out. The
County Council had recently replaced the highway drains on the seafront at Walcott which
would ensure that any sea water breaching the seawall would be able to drain away quickly.
Responding to the specific question raised by Mrs Porter, Mrs Fitch-Tillett said that the cliffs at
Horizon View were privately owned which meant that the Council was limited in the action that
it could take. She acknowledged that the cliffs were prone to erosion but said that there was a
timber revetment in place and it remained intact. The Coastal Management Team Leader and
the Coastal Engineer had both provided detailed responses to Mrs Porter‟s question and these
were outlined by the Portfolio Holder.
Mrs Fitch-Tillett concluded by referring members to information booklets that were held in the
Council‟s coastal service area and which would be of particular interest to coastal ward
members.
The Chairman invited members to speak:
1. Mr M Baker said that Norfolk County Council had recently allocated a flood defence
budget of £250,000 for local situations.
2. Mrs L Walker commented that the Council‟s response was not good enough. She said that
homeowners would never be fully compensated for the damage to their homes and it was
unlikely that they would be able to get another mortgage. She suggested that the Portfolio
Holder should push for European funding. Mrs Fitch-Tillett replied that Vicky Ford MEP
was working very hard to ensure that all available funding was pursued.
The Chairman invited Mrs Porter to come back on her question. She said that she did not feel
that the Portfolio Holder‟s response would help those residents who were about to lose their
homes.
Mr James Anderson of Walcott then read out the following question:
„The revetments at Ostend in Walcott were altered 2-3 years ago and the sea is now able to
reach the cliff edge. What was the reason for the alteration?‟
Mrs A Fitch-Tillett replied that when the revetments were replaced, struts were installed and in
order to bolt them onto the posts, a hole was created. Some water leaked through these holes
but she assured Mr Anderson that there was a solid post behind the struts. She added that the
storm surge was a momentous events and unlikely to happen again.
Mr Anderson replied that the sea now reached the cliff edge on a daily basis and that the
alteration had taken away the ledge allowing the sea to undermine the cliff. Mrs Fitch-Tillett
replied that the situation had been made worse by the recent storm damage and that work
would take place to address that.
The Chief Executive informed members that the Council would be contacting individual
residents in the affected areas shortly.
113.
APPOINTMENTS
Mr N Lloyd queried whether either of the proposed appointments were remunerated. The
Chief Executive confirmed that they were not.
It was proposed by Mrs A Fitch-Tillett, seconded by Mrs A Claussen-Reynolds and
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RESOLVED
a) To appoint Mr T FitzPatrick as a Director of Norse Environmental Waste Services (NEWS)
b) To appoint Mr T FitzPatrick to the Norfolk Waste Partnership
Three members abstained.
114.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM CABINET 3 FEBRUARY 2014
a) Agenda Item 10: Budget Monitoring 2013/14 – Period 9
Mr W Northam, Portfolio Holder for Finance introduced this item. He advised members that
this was the third consecutive reported underspend. The costs of the tidal surge of 5th
December 2013 were still being assessed, with the current estimate at £2.7m.
.
Mr Northam then highlighted some of the service areas where there were savings and
additional income. He also drew members‟ attention to the inclusion of a capital budget for the
Splash Roof Remedial works, which would be funded by a virement from the underspends
within the capital programme and a proposed external match grant funding of £30,000.
Mr Northam concluded by saying that the revenue budget was showing an estimated full year
underspend for the current financial year of £163,455 and that it was anticipated that the
overall budget for the current year would be achieved. He then thanked the Chief Accountant,
Mr M Fry, for his hard work and support.
Mr P W Moore, Chairman of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee confirmed that the
Committee had endorsed the recommendation from Cabinet.
Mr G Jones said that he had some reservations regarding the Budget Monitoring report. He
was particularly concerned that there had not been a full assessment of car parking charges.
It was proposed by Mr W Northam, seconded by Mr T FitzPatrick and
RESOLVED
To agree the updated budget as set out in section 5.1 of the report.
Mr G Jones abstained.
b) Agenda Item 11: Treasury Management Strategy Statement
Mr W Northam, Portfolio Holder for Finance introduced this item. He explained that the
Strategy Statement was prepared to ensure compliance with the Chartered Institute of Public
Finance and Accountancy‟s Code of Practice for Treasury Management in Public Services. He
said that it would ensure that the Council was provided with a flexible treasury strategy
enabling it to respond to changing market conditions and ensure the security of its funds.
Mr Northam thanked the Technical Accountant, Mr T Brown for all his hard work and support.
Mr P W Moore confirmed that the Overview and Scrutiny Committee had endorsed Cabinet;s
recommendation.
It was proposed by Mr W Northam, seconded by Mrs S Arnold and
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RESOLVED
To approve the Treasury Management Strategy Statement.
c) Agenda item 12: 2014/15 Budget Report
The Chief Executive explained to Members that the recommendations from Cabinet relating to
the Budget report 2014/15 would be considered as part of Agenda Item 11. The Overview and
Scrutiny Committee had endorsed the recommendations so Members should now proceed to
the next item.
115.
BUDGET AND COUNCIL TAX SETTING 2014/15
Mr W Northam, Portfolio Holder for Finance said that he was pleased to present this report
with confidence. Confirmation of the final settlement had been received and this included a
settlement for supporting sparsely populated areas for 2014/15 which equated to £56,738 in
each of the next two years. The Council Tax freeze grant had been extended and he was
pleased to announce that there would be no increase in Council Tax – with the District
element remaining at £138.87.
Mr Northam went on to say that the Budget included £1.2m in New Homes Bonus income.
A considerable amount of this had come from the reduction in empty properties across the
District which totalled 325. The report recommended that the surplus for the year was
allocated to the general reserve to mitigate the impact of funding costs in relation to the
storm surge that occurred in December 2013.
Mr Northam concluded by outlining the Council‟s continuing efforts to reclaim the costs of
the storm damage that occurred on 5th December 2013. He thanked the Head of Finance
for her continued hard work.
Mrs A Moore agreed that the previous three months had been very difficult for the district
and commended Council staff on all their hard work to restore matters. She acknowledged
that in such difficult times it was imperative that the political groups worked together for the
sake of their local communities and it would not be appropriate to criticise the Budget
2014/15. That said, she could not support the use of right to buy monies as loans to social
landlords rather than grants. She also had concerns over the loss of specialist posts within
the Council that were not being replaced and said that the cost of upgrading the reception
area would be wasted if the standard of services declined. She went on to say that the
continued freeze in council tax was eroding the underlying tax base and as a result the
towns and parishes were taking up the burden and raising their precepts by an average of
11%.
Mrs Moore went on to suggest a different approach. She said that a full review of car
parking charges should be undertaken and the evening charge should be removed. Funding
should be made available to the towns to enable them to take over the CCTV service and
the housing incentives scheme should be revised to allow more homes to be built on the
edge of villages. All of these could be funded by reviewing the Council‟s earmarked
reserves and investing some of this money in services and log-term projects.
Mr M Baker said that in general he agreed with the proposed Budget for 2014/15, however,
he did have concerns about the evening charges for car parking and said that the fact that
35% of penalty charges were issued after 6pm indicated that residents did not understand
that they needed to pay to park in the evenings. He went onto comment about the cost of
the reception project and said that residents had queried the need for it. Figures had been
provided regarding the full cost of the project but they were too general and a clear balance
sheet would be more helpful, together with a clear definition of the posts being lost.
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Mr G Jones said that he agreed with Mr Baker‟s comments. He said that he intended to vote
against the Budget 2014/15 as there had not been a thorough assessment of car parking
income. He believed that the Council would struggle to run effectively if this income was to
fall.
Mr B Cabbell Manners commented that a lot of district councils had had their budgets
knocked off course by the recent bad weather. He felt that NNDC had coped very well in the
circumstances.
Mr T Ivory commended the proposal to keep council tax at the same level for the third year
running. In response to Mrs Moore‟s point regarding loans to registered providers, he said
that the scheme would enable the Council to deliver new homes again and again. He
concluded by saying that he did not feel that CCTV was good value for money.
Mr J Lee commended the proposal to keep council tax at the same level for a third year. He
thanked Mr Northam for his continued hard work.
Mr P W Moore said that he had hoped that party politics would not cloud the Budget debate.
He felt that during difficult times everyone should be pulling together. He added that it was
inevitable that there would be some differences between the political groups.
Mrs H Eales referred to Mrs Moore‟s point regarding town and parish councils raising their
precepts. She said that her understanding from her own ward was that they were putting up
precepts to fund specific services in their communities that could not be provided by the
District Council. With reference to Mr G Jones‟ comments about car parking charges, she
said that he had been a Cabinet member under the previous administration and that during
that time car parking charges had been raised several times. Mr Jones replied that the
current administration had introduced evening charges.
Mr T FitzPatrick said that he was proud to second the Budget for 2014/15. He said that he
did not agree with Mrs Moore‟s assertions that town and parish councils were having to
increase their precepts and he said that the towns had never paid the expected contribution
towards CCTV costs. He went onto say that loans to registered providers for building homes
would be much more effective than grants and that he fully supported making the Council‟s
reception area fit for purpose. He concluded by saying that the administration was delivering
on their election promises.
In explaining the robustness of the estimates, as the Chief Financial Officer was required to
do by statute, the Head of Finance referred to the commentary on the adequacy of the
reserves and to the assessment of the General Fund reserve, as set out in Appendix B to
the report. Risks and fluctuations had been taken into account in a robust budgetary
framework, which would be subject to review.
The Chairman said that a vote would be taken on the recommendations relating to the
Budget 2014/15, before setting the Council Tax. She advised that Cabinet
Recommendations 5-9, outlined at Agenda Item 10c would be taken en bloc.
It was proposed by Mr W Northam, seconded by Mrs A Fitch-Tillett and
RESOLVED
That having considered the Chief Financial Officer‟s report on the robustness of the estimates
and the adequacy of the proposed financial reserves the following be approved:
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5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
To approve the updated Capital Programme and financing for 2013/14 to 2016/17 as
detailed at Appendix J;
To approve the new capital bids as detailed at Appendix K;
To approve the prudential indicators as included at Appendix L;
To approve a three year arrangement for the provision of Monitoring officer through
NP Law as detailed within section 5.3.4 of the report;
That members note the current financial projections for the period 2015/16 to 2017/18.
15 members abstained.
The Chairman then asked members to vote on the recommendations outlined in Agenda Item
11: Budget report 2014/15:
It was proposed by Mr W Northam, seconded by Mr T FitzPatrick and
RESOLVED
a)
b)
c)
d)
To approve the General Fund Revenue Budget for 2014/15 (Appendix A)
The Policy Framework for the Earmarked Reserves and the Optimum Level of the
General Reserve 2014/15 to 2017/18 (Appendix B);
The level of the General Reserve maintained at a minimum of £1.75 million;
The General and Earmarked Reserves are employed as shown in the Reserves
Statement (Appendix C);
15 members voted against the recommendations.
The Head of Finance then outlined the different elements of the Council tax recommendations.
She explained that section 4.5 of the report set out the statutory calculations for the council tax
bases. Section 4.6 gave details of the parish precepts, and section 4.7 provided details of the
County Council and Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner‟s precepts. She concluded by
stating that the basic amount of Council tax calculated was the same as for the previous year.
It was proposed by Mr W Northam, seconded by Mr T FitzPatrick and
RESOLVED
e) That members undertake the Council Tax and statutory calculations set out at section 4,
and set the Council Tax for 2014/15;
PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
Alby with Thwaite
Aldborough
Antingham
Ashmanhaugh
Aylmerton
Baconsthorpe
Bacton
Barsham
Barton Turf
Beckham East/West
Beeston Regis
Binham
Blakeney
Council
COUNCIL
PART OF THE
TAX BASE
COUNCIL’S AREA
93.87 Little Barningham
205.27 Little Snoring
116.50 Ludham
64.46 Matlaske
195.36 Melton Constable
79.03 Morston
464.84 Mundesley
95.03 Neatishead
236.95 North Walsham
106.66 Northrepps
366.12 Overstrand
165.80 Paston
510.58 Plumstead
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COUNCIL TAX
BASE
38.74
202.11
473.60
58.83
166.25
54.16
1,030.48
228.50
3,590.47
311.63
412.79
78.70
46.58
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PART OF THE
COUNCIL'S AREA
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
Kelling
Kettlestone
Knapton
Langham
Lessingham
Letheringsett with
Glandford
Council
COUNCIL
PART OF THE
TAX BASE
COUNCIL’S AREA
153.91 Potter Heigham
61.29 Pudding Norton
119.93 Raynham
796.35 Roughton
24.54 Runton
290.93 Ryburgh
301.20 Salthouse
181.77 Scottow
254.08 Sculthorpe
2,672.30 Sea Palling
129.88 Sheringham
51.27 Sidestrand
179.57 Skeyton
177.47 Sloley
231.12 Smallburgh
2,303.74 Southrepps
66.39 Stalham
177.49 Stibbard
129.91 Stiffkey
169.45 Stody
139.62 Suffield
75.55 Sustead
160.26 Sutton
140.37 Swafield
92.47 Swanton Abbott
283.89 Swanton Novers
112.22 Tattersett
72.53 Thornage
172.44 Thorpe Market
382.33 Thurning
263.26 Thursford
190.31 Trimingham
223.47 Trunch
86.17 Tunstead
1,500.57 Upper Sheringham
115.85 Walcott
583.64 Walsingham
30.14 Warham
697.94 Wells-next-the-Sea
138.62 Westwick
39.89 Weybourne
57.30 Wickmere
83.25 Wighton
86.05 Witton
141.08 Wiveton
191.13 Wood Norton
214.90 Worstead
COUNCIL TAX
BASE
385.49
63.29
123.67
310.41
682.81
217.39
112.26
278.86
265.14
197.79
2,920.48
43.51
84.34
83.46
173.64
311.48
970.68
128.11
122.89
89.41
51.45
85.62
367.33
108.21
139.50
76.02
260.09
90.60
107.57
29.38
103.00
130.60
329.26
245.34
95.93
203.65
338.66
73.42
1,013.35
26.00
313.30
54.88
104.36
117.91
86.93
98.18
294.66
117.54
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being the amounts calculated by the Council, in accordance with Regulation 6 of The Local
Authorities (Calculation of Council Tax Base) (England) Regulations 2012, as the amounts of
its Council Tax base for the year for dwellings in those parts of its area to which special items
(parish precepts) may relate.
4.6
That the following amounts be now CALCULATED by the Council for the year 2014/15 in
accordance with Sections 31A to 36 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 and the
relevant regulations and directions as follows:a)
£61,261,593
b)
£54,519,599
c)
£6,741,994
d)
£183.3608
e)
£1,635,884
f)
£138.8700
being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council
estimates for the expenditure items set out in Section
31A(2) (a) to (f) of the Act.
being the aggregate of the amounts which the Council
estimates for the income items set out in Section 31A(3) (a)
to (d) of the Act. This includes the amount 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 of £99,276) and Section 97 (2A) (NDR surplus of
£720).
being the amount by which the aggregate at (a) above
exceeds the aggregate at (b) above, calculated by the
Council, in accordance with Section 31A(4) of the Act, to be
its Council Tax requirement for the year.
being the amount at (c) above divided by the amount at
4.5(a) above, calculated by the Council, in accordance with
Section 31B(1) of the Act, as the basic amount of its
Council Tax for the year.
being the aggregate amount of all special items (parish
precepts) referred to in Section 34(1) of the Act.
being the amount at (d) above less the result given by
dividing the amount at (e) above by the amount at 4.5 (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 (parish precept) relates.
g)
PART OF THE COUNCIL'S
AREA
Alby with Thwaite
Aldborough
Antingham
Ashmanhaugh
Aylmerton
Baconsthorpe
Bacton
Barsham
Barton Turf
Beckham East/West
Beeston Regis
Binham
Blakeney
Bodham
Council
PART OF THE COUNCIL’S
AREA
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
164.4372
162.6192
156.5438
193.1672
169.4494
157.8501
168.6479
156.6538
159.9714
162.3089
171.9793
166.0111
200.3001
180.2253
Little Barningham
Little Snoring
Ludham
Matlaske
Melton Constable
Morston
Mundesley
Neatishead
North Walsham
Northrepps
Overstrand
Paston
Plumstead
Potter Heigham
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BASIC
AMOUNT
£
159.2107
174.4941
155.4156
143.9694
191.5677
156.7983
184.6108
167.7540
184.3579
180.2427
183.9558
190.1660
171.9743
168.2170
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PART OF THE COUNCIL'S
AREA
Brinton
Briston
Catfield
Cley
Colby
Corpusty and Saxthorpe
Cromer
Dilham
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
Kettlestone
Knapton
Langham
Lessingham
Letheringsett with Glandford
PART OF THE COUNCIL’S
AREA
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
155.5463
175.9943
173.4556
166.2604
219.9174
183.8676
217.0592
169.5290
161.1454
175.4959
166.6391
197.3036
173.1372
147.3211
160.6235
169.3863
169.9615
178.5788
170.0693
151.6932
159.2766
161.5231
170.1924
160.6265
177.6487
228.3293
148.0016
175.6520
170.7400
167.8824
192.1830
156.1337
161.1440
171.2853
195.3605
147.5484
198.7847
173.7740
172.6718
178.3819
166.2374
170.5500
153.2022
155.8854
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-the-Sea
Weybourne
Wickmere
Wighton
Witton
Wiveton
Wood Norton
Worstead
BASIC
AMOUNT
£
194.1709
182.3890
161.7461
153.0027
175.6702
172.0875
189.0744
160.5566
193.1144
206.7074
168.7481
151.1891
165.9728
170.4065
173.8128
191.4104
177.5008
176.9284
165.2540
168.0245
156.9732
161.6478
172.7947
169.4148
171.5193
149.5278
155.7574
172.5503
167.9962
188.1885
189.8935
162.7715
191.0955
170.1737
192.0206
206.9713
199.0170
186.7474
202.6455
172.4077
146.6301
188.9102
164.3334
166.2473
being the amounts given by adding to the amount at 4.6(f) 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 4.6(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.
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h)
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
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
Council
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
109.62
108.41
104.36
128.77
112.96
105.23
112.43
104.43
106.64
108.20
114.65
110.67
133.53
120.15
103.69
117.32
115.63
110.84
146.61
127.89
126.48
121.75
150.24
131.79
122.77
131.17
121.84
124.42
126.24
133.76
129.11
155.78
140.17
120.98
136.88
134.90
129.31
171.04
146.16
144.55
139.15
171.70
150.62
140.31
149.90
139.24
142.19
144.27
152.87
147.56
178.04
160.20
138.26
156.43
154.18
147.78
195.48
164.43
162.61
156.54
193.16
169.44
157.85
168.64
156.65
159.97
162.30
171.97
166.01
200.30
180.22
155.54
175.99
173.45
166.26
219.91
200.97
198.75
191.33
236.09
207.10
192.92
206.12
191.46
195.52
198.37
210.19
202.90
244.81
220.27
190.11
215.10
212.00
203.20
268.78
237.52
234.89
226.11
279.01
244.76
228.00
243.60
226.27
231.06
234.44
248.41
239.79
289.32
260.32
224.67
254.21
250.54
240.15
317.65
274.06
271.03
260.90
321.94
282.41
263.08
281.07
261.08
266.61
270.51
286.63
276.68
333.83
300.37
259.24
293.32
289.09
277.10
366.52
328.87
325.23
313.08
386.33
338.89
315.70
337.29
313.30
319.94
324.61
343.95
332.02
400.60
360.45
311.09
351.98
346.91
332.52
439.83
122.57
144.70
113.01
107.43
116.99
111.09
131.53
115.42
98.21
107.08
112.92
113.30
119.05
113.37
101.12
106.18
107.68
113.46
107.08
118.43
152.21
98.66
117.10
113.82
111.92
128.12
143.00
168.82
131.85
125.33
136.49
129.60
153.45
134.66
114.58
124.92
131.74
132.19
138.89
132.27
117.98
123.88
125.62
132.37
124.93
138.17
177.58
115.11
136.61
132.79
130.57
149.47
163.43
192.94
150.69
143.24
155.99
148.12
175.38
153.89
130.95
142.77
150.56
151.07
158.73
151.17
134.83
141.57
143.57
151.28
142.77
157.90
202.95
131.55
156.13
151.76
149.22
170.82
183.86
217.05
169.52
161.14
175.49
166.63
197.30
173.13
147.32
160.62
169.38
169.96
178.57
170.06
151.69
159.27
161.52
170.19
160.62
177.64
228.32
148.00
175.65
170.74
167.88
192.18
224.72
265.29
207.20
196.95
214.49
203.67
241.14
211.61
180.05
196.31
207.02
207.73
218.26
207.86
185.40
194.67
197.41
208.01
196.32
217.12
279.06
180.89
214.68
208.68
205.18
234.89
265.58
313.52
244.87
232.76
253.49
240.70
284.99
250.08
212.79
232.01
244.66
245.49
257.94
245.65
219.11
230.06
233.31
245.83
232.01
256.60
329.80
213.78
253.71
246.62
242.49
277.59
306.44
361.76
282.54
268.57
292.49
277.73
328.83
288.56
245.53
267.70
282.31
283.26
297.63
283.44
252.82
265.46
269.20
283.65
267.71
296.08
380.54
246.66
292.75
284.56
279.80
320.30
367.73
434.11
339.05
322.29
350.99
333.27
394.60
346.27
294.64
321.24
338.77
339.92
357.15
340.13
303.38
318.55
323.04
340.38
321.25
355.29
456.65
296.00
351.30
341.48
335.76
384.36
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PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
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
Salthouse
Scottow
Sculthorpe
Sea Palling
Sheringham
Sidestrand
Skeyton
Sloley
Smallburgh
Southrepps
Stalham
Stibbard
Stiffkey
Stody
Suffield
Council
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
104.08
107.42
114.19
130.24
98.36
132.52
115.84
115.11
118.92
110.82
113.70
102.13
121.43
125.33
133.22
151.94
114.75
154.61
135.15
134.30
138.74
129.29
132.65
119.15
138.78
143.23
152.25
173.65
131.15
176.69
154.46
153.48
158.56
147.76
151.60
136.17
156.13
161.14
171.28
195.36
147.54
198.78
173.77
172.67
178.38
166.23
170.55
153.20
190.83
196.95
209.34
238.77
180.33
242.95
212.39
211.04
218.02
203.17
208.45
187.24
225.52
232.76
247.41
282.18
213.12
287.13
251.00
249.41
257.66
240.12
246.35
221.29
260.22
268.57
285.47
325.60
245.91
331.30
289.62
287.78
297.30
277.06
284.25
255.33
312.26
322.28
342.57
390.72
295.09
397.56
347.54
345.34
356.76
332.47
341.10
306.40
103.92
106.14
116.32
103.61
95.97
127.71
104.53
123.07
111.83
122.90
120.16
122.63
126.77
114.64
112.14
129.44
121.59
107.83
102.00
117.11
114.72
126.04
107.03
128.74
137.80
112.49
100.79
110.64
113.60
115.87
127.60
118.33
117.95
110.16
112.01
121.24
123.83
135.71
120.87
111.97
148.99
121.95
143.58
130.47
143.38
140.18
143.07
147.90
133.75
130.83
151.02
141.85
125.80
119.00
136.63
133.84
147.05
124.87
150.20
160.77
131.24
117.59
129.08
132.53
135.18
148.87
138.05
137.61
128.53
130.68
138.56
141.52
155.10
138.14
127.97
170.28
139.37
164.09
149.11
163.87
160.21
163.51
169.03
152.86
149.52
172.59
162.12
143.77
136.00
156.15
152.96
168.06
142.71
171.65
183.73
149.99
134.39
147.53
151.47
154.50
170.14
157.77
157.26
146.89
149.35
155.88
159.21
174.49
155.41
143.96
191.56
156.79
184.61
167.75
184.35
180.24
183.95
190.16
171.97
168.21
194.17
182.38
161.74
153.00
175.67
172.08
189.07
160.55
193.11
206.70
168.74
151.18
165.97
170.40
173.81
191.41
177.50
176.92
165.25
168.02
190.52
194.59
213.27
189.95
175.96
234.13
191.64
225.63
205.03
225.32
220.29
224.83
232.42
210.19
205.59
237.31
222.91
197.68
187.00
214.70
210.32
231.09
196.23
236.02
252.64
206.24
184.78
202.85
208.27
212.43
233.94
216.94
216.24
201.97
205.36
225.16
229.97
252.04
224.48
207.95
276.70
226.48
266.66
242.31
266.29
260.35
265.71
274.68
248.40
242.98
280.46
263.45
233.63
221.00
253.74
248.57
273.10
231.91
278.94
298.57
243.74
218.38
239.73
246.14
251.06
276.48
256.39
255.56
238.70
242.70
259.80
265.35
290.82
259.02
239.94
319.27
261.33
307.68
279.59
307.26
300.40
306.59
316.94
286.62
280.36
323.61
303.98
269.57
255.00
292.78
286.81
315.12
267.59
321.85
344.51
281.24
251.98
276.62
284.01
289.68
319.01
295.83
294.88
275.42
280.04
311.77
318.42
348.98
310.83
287.93
383.13
313.59
369.22
335.50
368.71
360.48
367.91
380.33
343.94
336.43
388.34
364.77
323.49
306.00
351.34
344.17
378.14
321.11
386.22
413.41
337.49
302.37
331.94
340.81
347.62
382.82
355.00
353.85
330.50
336.04
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PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S AREA
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
Sustead
Sutton
Swafield
Swanton Abbott
Swanton Novers
Tattersett
Thornage
Thorpe Market
Thursford
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
104.64
107.76
115.19
112.94
114.34
99.68
103.83
115.03
111.99
125.45
126.59
108.51
127.39
113.44
128.01
137.98
132.67
124.49
135.09
114.93
97.75
125.94
109.55
110.83
B
£
C
£
122.09
125.72
134.39
131.76
133.40
116.29
121.14
134.20
130.66
146.36
147.69
126.60
148.62
132.35
149.34
160.97
154.79
145.24
157.61
134.09
114.04
146.93
127.81
129.30
D
£
139.53
143.68
153.59
150.59
152.46
132.91
138.45
153.37
149.32
167.27
168.79
144.68
169.86
151.26
170.68
183.97
176.90
165.99
180.12
153.25
130.33
167.92
146.07
147.77
E
£
156.97
161.64
172.79
169.41
171.51
149.52
155.75
172.55
167.99
188.18
189.89
162.77
191.09
170.17
192.02
206.97
199.01
186.74
202.64
172.40
146.63
188.91
164.33
166.24
F
£
191.85
197.56
211.19
207.06
209.63
182.75
190.37
210.89
205.32
230.00
232.09
198.94
233.56
207.99
234.69
252.96
243.24
228.24
247.67
210.72
179.21
230.89
200.85
203.19
G
£
226.73
233.49
249.59
244.71
247.75
215.98
224.98
249.23
242.66
271.82
274.29
235.11
276.02
245.80
277.36
298.95
287.46
269.74
292.71
249.03
211.79
272.87
237.37
240.13
261.62
269.41
287.99
282.35
285.86
249.21
259.59
287.58
279.99
313.64
316.48
271.28
318.49
283.62
320.03
344.95
331.69
311.24
337.74
287.34
244.38
314.85
273.88
277.07
H
£
313.94
323.29
345.58
338.82
343.03
299.05
311.51
345.10
335.99
376.37
379.78
325.54
382.19
340.34
384.04
413.94
398.03
373.49
405.29
344.81
293.26
377.82
328.66
332.49
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 4.6(f) or 4.6(g) 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.
4.7
That it be NOTED that for the year 2014/15 the Norfolk County Council and the Norfolk Police
& Crime Commissioner 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
and Crime
Commissioner
Council
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
136.50
159.25
182.00
204.75
250.25
295.75
341.25
409.50
13
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4.8
That, having calculated the aggregate in each case of the amounts at 4.6(h) and 4.7 above,
the Council, in accordance with Section 30 and 36 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992,
HEREBY SETS the following amounts as the amounts of Council Tax for the year 2014/15 for
each of the categories of dwellings shown below:-
PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S
AREA
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
East Ruston
Edgefield
Erpingham
Fakenham
Felbrigg
Felmingham
Field Dalling
Fulmodestone
Gimingham
Great Snoring
Gresham
Gunthorpe
Hanworth
Happisburgh
Helhoughton
Hempstead
Council
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
1,009.50
1,008.29
1,004.24
1,028.65
1,012.84
1,005.11
1,012.31
1,004.31
1,006.52
1,177.75
1,176.34
1,171.61
1,200.10
1,181.65
1,172.63
1,181.03
1,171.70
1,174.28
1,346.00
1,344.39
1,338.99
1,371.54
1,350.46
1,340.15
1,349.74
1,339.08
1,342.03
1,514.25
1,512.43
1,506.36
1,542.98
1,519.26
1,507.67
1,518.46
1,506.47
1,509.79
1,850.75
1,848.53
1,841.11
1,885.87
1,856.88
1,842.70
1,855.90
1,841.24
1,845.30
2,187.26
2,184.63
2,175.85
2,228.75
2,194.50
2,177.74
2,193.34
2,176.01
2,180.80
2,523.76
2,520.73
2,510.60
2,571.64
2,532.11
2,512.78
2,530.77
2,510.78
2,516.31
3,028.51
3,024.87
3,012.72
3,085.97
3,038.53
3,015.34
3,036.93
3,012.94
3,019.58
1,008.08
1,014.53
1,010.55
1,033.41
1,020.03
1,003.57
1,017.20
1,015.51
1,010.72
1,046.49
1,176.10
1,183.62
1,178.97
1,205.64
1,190.03
1,170.84
1,186.74
1,184.76
1,179.17
1,220.90
1,344.11
1,352.71
1,347.40
1,377.88
1,360.04
1,338.10
1,356.27
1,354.02
1,347.62
1,395.32
1,512.12
1,521.79
1,515.83
1,550.12
1,530.04
1,505.36
1,525.81
1,523.27
1,516.08
1,569.73
1,848.15
1,859.97
1,852.68
1,894.59
1,870.05
1,839.89
1,864.88
1,861.78
1,852.98
1,918.56
2,184.18
2,198.15
2,189.53
2,239.06
2,210.06
2,174.41
2,203.95
2,200.28
2,189.89
2,267.39
2,520.21
2,536.33
2,526.38
2,583.53
2,550.07
2,508.94
2,543.02
2,538.79
2,526.80
2,616.22
3,024.25
3,043.59
3,031.66
3,100.24
3,060.09
3,010.73
3,051.62
3,046.55
3,032.16
3,139.47
1,022.45
1,044.58
1,012.89
1,007.31
1,016.87
1,010.97
1,031.41
1,015.30
998.09
1,006.96
1,012.80
1,013.18
1,018.93
1,013.25
1,001.00
1,006.06
1,007.56
1,013.34
1,006.96
1,192.86
1,218.68
1,181.71
1,175.19
1,186.35
1,179.46
1,203.31
1,184.52
1,164.44
1,174.78
1,181.60
1,182.05
1,188.75
1,182.13
1,167.84
1,173.74
1,175.48
1,182.23
1,174.79
1,363.27
1,392.78
1,350.53
1,343.08
1,355.83
1,347.96
1,375.22
1,353.73
1,330.79
1,342.61
1,350.40
1,350.91
1,358.57
1,351.01
1,334.67
1,341.41
1,343.41
1,351.12
1,342.61
1,533.68
1,566.87
1,519.34
1,510.96
1,525.31
1,516.45
1,547.12
1,522.95
1,497.14
1,510.44
1,519.20
1,519.78
1,528.39
1,519.88
1,501.51
1,509.09
1,511.34
1,520.01
1,510.44
1,874.50
1,915.07
1,856.98
1,846.73
1,864.27
1,853.45
1,890.92
1,861.39
1,829.83
1,846.09
1,856.80
1,857.51
1,868.04
1,857.64
1,835.18
1,844.45
1,847.19
1,857.79
1,846.10
2,215.32
2,263.26
2,194.61
2,182.50
2,203.23
2,190.44
2,234.73
2,199.82
2,162.53
2,181.75
2,194.40
2,195.23
2,207.68
2,195.39
2,168.85
2,179.80
2,183.05
2,195.57
2,181.75
2,556.14
2,611.46
2,532.24
2,518.27
2,542.19
2,527.43
2,578.53
2,538.26
2,495.23
2,517.40
2,532.01
2,532.96
2,547.33
2,533.14
2,502.52
2,515.16
2,518.90
2,533.35
2,517.41
3,067.37
3,133.75
3,038.69
3,021.93
3,050.63
3,032.91
3,094.24
3,045.91
2,994.28
3,020.88
3,038.41
3,039.56
3,056.79
3,039.77
3,003.02
3,018.19
3,022.68
3,040.02
3,020.89
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PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S
AREA
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
Salthouse
Scottow
Sculthorpe
Sea Palling
Sheringham
Sidestrand
Skeyton
Council
VALUATION BANDS
A
£
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
1,018.31
1,052.09
998.54
1,016.98
1,013.70
1,011.80
1,028.00
1,003.96
1,007.30
1,014.07
1,030.12
998.24
1,032.40
1,015.72
1,014.99
1,018.80
1,010.70
1,013.58
1,002.01
1,188.03
1,227.44
1,164.97
1,186.47
1,182.65
1,180.43
1,199.33
1,171.29
1,175.19
1,183.08
1,201.80
1,164.61
1,204.47
1,185.01
1,184.16
1,188.60
1,179.15
1,182.51
1,169.01
1,357.74
1,402.79
1,331.39
1,355.97
1,351.60
1,349.06
1,370.66
1,338.62
1,343.07
1,352.09
1,373.49
1,330.99
1,376.53
1,354.30
1,353.32
1,358.40
1,347.60
1,351.44
1,336.01
1,527.46
1,578.14
1,497.82
1,525.47
1,520.56
1,517.70
1,542.00
1,505.95
1,510.96
1,521.10
1,545.18
1,497.36
1,548.60
1,523.59
1,522.49
1,528.20
1,516.05
1,520.37
1,503.02
1,866.90
1,928.84
1,830.67
1,864.46
1,858.46
1,854.96
1,884.67
1,840.61
1,846.73
1,859.12
1,888.55
1,830.11
1,892.73
1,862.17
1,860.82
1,867.80
1,852.95
1,858.23
1,837.02
2,206.34
2,279.54
2,163.52
2,203.45
2,196.36
2,192.23
2,227.33
2,175.26
2,182.50
2,197.15
2,231.92
2,162.86
2,236.87
2,200.74
2,199.15
2,207.40
2,189.86
2,196.09
2,171.03
2,545.78
2,630.24
2,496.36
2,542.45
2,534.26
2,529.50
2,570.00
2,509.92
2,518.27
2,535.17
2,575.30
2,495.61
2,581.00
2,539.32
2,537.48
2,547.00
2,526.76
2,533.95
2,505.03
3,054.93
3,156.29
2,995.64
3,050.94
3,041.12
3,035.40
3,084.00
3,011.90
3,021.92
3,042.21
3,090.36
2,994.73
3,097.20
3,047.18
3,044.98
3,056.40
3,032.11
3,040.74
3,006.04
1,003.80
1,006.02
1,016.20
1,003.49
995.85
1,027.59
1,004.41
1,022.95
1,011.71
1,022.78
1,020.04
1,022.51
1,026.65
1,014.52
1,012.02
1,029.32
1,021.47
1,007.71
1,001.88
1,016.99
1,014.60
1,025.92
1,006.91
1,028.62
1,037.68
1,012.37
1,000.67
1,171.10
1,173.69
1,185.57
1,170.73
1,161.83
1,198.85
1,171.81
1,193.44
1,180.33
1,193.24
1,190.04
1,192.93
1,197.76
1,183.61
1,180.69
1,200.88
1,191.71
1,175.66
1,168.86
1,186.49
1,183.70
1,196.91
1,174.73
1,200.06
1,210.63
1,181.10
1,167.45
1,338.40
1,341.36
1,354.94
1,337.98
1,327.81
1,370.12
1,339.21
1,363.93
1,348.95
1,363.71
1,360.05
1,363.35
1,368.87
1,352.70
1,349.36
1,372.43
1,361.96
1,343.61
1,335.84
1,355.99
1,352.80
1,367.90
1,342.55
1,371.49
1,383.57
1,349.83
1,334.23
1,505.70
1,509.03
1,524.31
1,505.23
1,493.78
1,541.38
1,506.61
1,534.43
1,517.57
1,534.17
1,530.06
1,533.77
1,539.98
1,521.79
1,518.03
1,543.99
1,532.20
1,511.56
1,502.82
1,525.49
1,521.90
1,538.89
1,510.37
1,542.93
1,556.52
1,518.56
1,501.00
1,840.30
1,844.37
1,863.05
1,839.73
1,825.74
1,883.91
1,841.42
1,875.41
1,854.81
1,875.10
1,870.07
1,874.61
1,882.20
1,859.97
1,855.37
1,887.09
1,872.69
1,847.46
1,836.78
1,864.48
1,860.10
1,880.87
1,846.01
1,885.80
1,902.42
1,856.02
1,834.56
2,174.90
2,179.71
2,201.78
2,174.22
2,157.69
2,226.44
2,176.22
2,216.40
2,192.05
2,216.03
2,210.09
2,215.45
2,224.42
2,198.14
2,192.72
2,230.20
2,213.19
2,183.37
2,170.74
2,203.48
2,198.31
2,222.84
2,181.65
2,228.68
2,248.31
2,193.48
2,168.12
2,509.50
2,515.05
2,540.52
2,508.72
2,489.64
2,568.97
2,511.03
2,557.38
2,529.29
2,556.96
2,550.10
2,556.29
2,566.64
2,536.32
2,530.06
2,573.31
2,553.68
2,519.27
2,504.70
2,542.48
2,536.51
2,564.82
2,517.29
2,571.55
2,594.21
2,530.94
2,501.68
3,011.41
3,018.06
3,048.62
3,010.47
2,987.57
3,082.77
3,013.23
3,068.86
3,035.14
3,068.35
3,060.12
3,067.55
3,079.97
3,043.58
3,036.07
3,087.98
3,064.41
3,023.13
3,005.64
3,050.98
3,043.81
3,077.78
3,020.75
3,085.86
3,113.05
3,037.13
3,002.01
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PART OF THE
COUNCIL’S
AREA
VALUATION BANDS
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
Weybourne
Wickmere
Wighton
Witton
Wiveton
Wood Norton
Worstead
All Other Parts of
the Council‟s
Area
f)
g)
A
£
B
£
C
£
D
£
E
£
F
£
G
£
H
£
1,010.52
1,013.48
1,015.75
1,027.48
1,018.21
1,017.83
1,010.04
1,011.89
1,004.52
1,007.64
1,015.07
1,012.82
1,014.22
999.56
1,003.71
1,014.91
1,011.87
1,025.33
1,026.47
1,008.39
1,178.94
1,182.39
1,185.04
1,198.73
1,187.91
1,187.47
1,178.39
1,180.54
1,171.95
1,175.58
1,184.25
1,181.62
1,183.26
1,166.15
1,171.00
1,184.06
1,180.52
1,196.22
1,197.55
1,176.46
1,347.37
1,351.31
1,354.34
1,369.98
1,357.61
1,357.10
1,346.73
1,349.19
1,339.37
1,343.52
1,353.43
1,350.43
1,352.30
1,332.75
1,338.29
1,353.21
1,349.16
1,367.11
1,368.63
1,344.52
1,515.79
1,520.22
1,523.63
1,541.23
1,527.32
1,526.74
1,515.07
1,517.84
1,506.79
1,511.46
1,522.61
1,519.23
1,521.33
1,499.34
1,505.57
1,522.37
1,517.81
1,538.00
1,539.71
1,512.59
1,852.63
1,858.05
1,862.21
1,883.72
1,866.72
1,866.02
1,851.75
1,855.14
1,841.63
1,847.34
1,860.97
1,856.84
1,859.41
1,832.53
1,840.15
1,860.67
1,855.10
1,879.78
1,881.87
1,848.72
2,189.47
2,195.88
2,200.80
2,226.22
2,206.13
2,205.30
2,188.44
2,192.44
2,176.47
2,183.23
2,199.33
2,194.45
2,197.49
2,165.72
2,174.72
2,198.97
2,192.40
2,221.56
2,224.03
2,184.85
2,526.32
2,533.71
2,539.38
2,568.71
2,545.53
2,544.58
2,525.12
2,529.74
2,511.32
2,519.11
2,537.69
2,532.05
2,535.56
2,498.91
2,509.29
2,537.28
2,529.69
2,563.34
2,566.18
2,520.98
3,031.58
3,040.45
3,047.26
3,082.46
3,054.64
3,053.49
3,030.14
3,035.68
3,013.58
3,022.93
3,045.22
3,038.46
3,042.67
2,998.69
3,011.15
3,044.74
3,035.63
3,076.01
3,079.42
3,025.18
1,027.27
1,013.32
1,027.89
1,037.86
1,198.48
1,182.21
1,199.20
1,210.83
1,369.70
1,351.10
1,370.52
1,383.81
1,540.91
1,519.99
1,541.84
1,556.79
1,883.34
1,857.77
1,884.47
1,902.74
2,225.76
2,195.54
2,227.10
2,248.69
2,568.19
2,533.32
2,569.73
2,594.65
3,081.83
3,039.98
3,083.68
3,113.58
1,032.55
1,024.37
1,034.97
1,014.81
997.63
1,025.82
1,009.43
1,010.71
1,204.65
1,195.10
1,207.47
1,183.95
1,163.90
1,196.79
1,177.67
1,179.16
1,376.74
1,365.83
1,379.96
1,353.09
1,330.17
1,367.76
1,345.91
1,347.61
1,548.83
1,536.56
1,552.46
1,522.22
1,496.45
1,538.73
1,514.15
1,516.06
1,893.02
1,878.02
1,897.45
1,860.50
1,828.99
1,880.67
1,850.63
1,852.97
2,237.20
2,219.48
2,242.45
2,198.77
2,161.53
2,222.61
2,187.11
2,189.87
2,581.39
2,560.94
2,587.44
2,537.04
2,494.08
2,564.55
2,523.58
2,526.77
3,097.67
3,073.13
3,104.93
3,044.45
2,992.90
3,077.46
3,028.30
3,032.13
992.46 1,157.87 1,323.28 1,488.69 1,819.51 2,150.33 2,481.15 2,977.38
The final demand on the Collection Fund for District purposes (NNDC) for 2014/15 be
£5,205,386;
The final demand on the collection fund for Parish/Town precepts for 2013/14 be
£1,635,884.
One member abstained.
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116.
PAY POLICY STATEMENT
The Portfolio Holder for Organisational Development, Mr T FitzPatrick introduced this item. He
explained that it was a requirement of the Localism Act 2011 that local authorities produce an
annual pay policy statement.
Mr G Jones asked whether the Council had put forward a specific percentage increase for
staff pay. Mr T FitzPatrick explained that the pay settlement had been agreed nationally. The
Head of Organisational Development clarified the question and confirmed that the Council had
not proposed a 1% increase but had accepted the increase that had been agreed by the
relevant national negotiating bodies.
It was proposed by Mr T FitzPatrick, seconded by Mr R Reynolds and
RESOLVED
1) To adopt the attached Pay Policy Statement and to publish the statement for 2014/15 on
the Council‟s website.
2) To adopt the revised Travel Policy shown at Appendix D.
117.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE CONSTITUTION WORKING PARTY 03 FEBRUARY
2014
Mrs H Cox, Chairman of the Constitution Working Party, introduced this item. She explained
that the following Motion was approved at the Council meeting of 24 July 2013:
Appointments to Outside Bodies
Proposed by Mr E Seward, seconded by Mr P Terrington:
“This Council notes that at its Annual Meeting on May 22nd this year it approved councillor
nominations to 35 outside bodies comprising 57 places. Of the 57 places 49 were filled by
Conservative members (86%) and 8 (14%) by Liberal Democrat members. The 48 members of
the Council comprise 28 (58%) Conservatives 17 (36%) Liberal Democrats and 3(6%) other
Affiliations / Independents.
This Council believes that representation to outside bodies should be more representative of
the political composition of the Council. It therefore asks for the Constitution Working Party to
report back to the Council within the current calendar year with their recommendations”.
The Constitution Working Party had considered the motion at their meeting on 3rd February
2014 and resolved to make the following recommendation to Council:
„To include the following criteria for appointments to Outside Bodies within North Norfolk
District Council‟s Constitution:






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Is the appointment relevant to any Council responsibilities (portfolio, chairmanship, for
example)?
Does the appointee bring skills and experience to the appointment?
Does the appointee have the time and resources to devote to the role
Does the appointee have a low likelihood of conflicts of interest
Has there been any expression of preference / approval from the outside body?
What is the term of appointment - long or short term? Is appointee able to commit to this
length of term?‟
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If agreed by Council, an additional section would be inserted into the Constitution to include
the above.
The Chairman invited Members to speak:
1. Mr M Baker said that it was also important to consider whether the Outside Body was
relevant to the Council and that members appointed to Outside Bodies should make
regular reports to Council.
2. Mr E Seward thanked Mrs Cox and the Constitution Working Party for their work. He said
that it was a move forward and he would support the recommendations.
3. Mr P Terrington also thanked the Working Party. He wondered how long it would take to
implement the recommendations and whether a protocol would need to be put in place for
nominations to Outside Bodies.
4. The Leader, Mr T FitzPatrick said that previously nominations had been considered by the
Group Leaders. He was happy to support the recommendations and agreed that the best
person should be appointed to an Outside Body.
Mrs A Fitch-Tillett reminded Members that it was important for members to feed back to
Democratic Services on the Outside Bodies that they attended.
It was proposed by Mrs H Cox, seconded by Mrs A Fitch-Tillett and
RESOLVED
To include the following criteria for appointments to Outside Bodies within North Norfolk
District Council‟s Constitution:






118.
Is the appointment relevant to any Council responsibilities (portfolio, chairmanship, for
example)?
Does the appointee bring skills and experience to the appointment?
Does the appointee have the time and resources to devote to the role
Does the appointee have a low likelihood of conflicts of interest
Has there been any expression of preference / approval from the outside body?
What is the term of appointment - long or short term? Is appointee able to commit to this
length of term?
TO RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE UNDERMENTIONED COMMITTEES
RESOLVED
to note the approved minutes of the undermentioned committees:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
119.
Constitution Working Party – 15 November 2012
Standards Committee – 05 November 2013
Overview & Scrutiny Committee – 13 November
Cabinet – 02 December 2012
Overview & Scrutiny Committee – 11 December 2013
Development Committee – 19 December 2013
Overview & Scrutiny Committee – 15 January 2014
REPORTS FROM THE CABINET OR MEMBERS OF THE CABINET
Mr T FitzPatrick said that it was great reluctance that he had recently accepted Mr T Ivory‟s
resignation from the Cabinet due to increasing work pressures and family commitments. He
praised Mr Ivory for his huge contribution as a colleague and a friend. He said that Mr G
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Williams would be joining the Cabinet and that changes in portfolio responsibilities would be
confirmed at the next Cabinet meeting on 3rd March 2014.
Mr B Cabbell Manners thanked officers for their hard work and support in relation to the High
Court Action for the wind turbine at Bodham.
Mr R Wright drew members‟ attention to a forthcoming event „Business Magic‟ on 25th March
at Davenport‟s Magic Kingdom. The event which was supported by the Council and the North
Norfolk Business Forum, was aimed at helping local businesses identify and address skill
shortages and to show how apprenticeships and training for young people could help
businesses to thrive.
Mr T Ivory thanked Mr FitzPatrick for his kind words. He paid tribute to the Chief Executive and
Corporate Directors and thanked them for their support. He commended all the staff who
worked within his portfolio areas and said that they had worked very hard to deliver some
exciting and innovative projects. He concluded by thanking the Corporate PA team for their
stalwart support.
The meeting concluded at 7.46 pm.
_________________________
Chairman
Council
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