MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF STITHIANS PARISH COUNCIL
HELD IN THE STITHIANS CENTRE ON
TUESDAY 19th JULY 2011 COMMENCING AT 7pm
ATTENDANCE
Present were:
Cllr P Tisdale (Chair), Cllr G Symmons, Cllr Mrs A Kippax, Cllr N Kippax,
Cllr D Nightingale (to point mentioned), Cllr J Biscoe, Cllr Mrs V
Kavanagh, Cllr N Potter and the Clerk.
Three Members of the Public were present – Capt. & Mrs John Bell and
Mrs Joy Thomas - to the point mentioned.
Rod Davis was also present to the point mentioned and PCSO Andy
Huddlestone was present between the points mentioned.
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APOLOGIES
Apologies were received and accepted from Cllr R Nicholls who was on
holiday and Cllr Miss J Tisdale who was ill.
Jim Lyle had also sent his apologies.
2.
2.1
URGENT ITEMS
The Clerk informed the meeting that the Chairman had agreed that one
item could be considered as urgent:
A request from the Bowling Club to be considered under item 15.4.
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3.1.1
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST ETC.
As a close personal friend of the applicant, Cllr D Nightingale declared a
personal and prejudicial interest in item 12.3(c), a pre-application for the
erection of a wind turbine at Pencoose Farm.
As a friend of the owner of the property, Cllr G Symmons declared a
personal interest in item 12.5 where it referred to Calamankey Farm.
As a member of the Church, Cllr Potter declared a personal interest in
item 13, a report on the new cemetery.
As a neighbour, Cllr Potter declared a personal interest in item 12.3(d), a
planning application in respect of Carn Farm and item 12.5 where it
referred to Four Acres, Carn.
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No declarations of receipt of gifts were made.
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4.2.1
MINUTES OF THE JUNE 2011 COUNCIL MEETING
The Clerk advised that he had not been made aware of any amendments
to the draft minutes that he had previously circulated.
RESOLVED to accept the minutes of the Council Meeting held on
21st June 2011 as a true record of the proceedings.
Proposed by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and
carried unanimously by those who voted. As they had not been
present at the meeting, Cllrs N Kippax and Potter did not vote.
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The Chairman duly signed the Minutes as a true record of the
proceedings.
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MATTERS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES OF THE JUNE COUNCIL
MEETING NOT COVERED ELSEWHERE ON THE AGENDA
Cllr Biscoe pointed out that the Clerk had attended an SLCC Conference
in Plymouth and requested some feedback. The clerk agreed to provide
a report for the September meeting.
Item 7.1.3: Cllr Biscoe enquired about crime clear-up rates and the Clerk
advised that he had asked the Police for details but had had no
response. The Clerk agreed to follow up the matter. (It was actually
addressed in the Police report later in the agenda)
Item 7.1.4: Cllr Biscoe advised that the Mini was still parking at Gribbas
Corner. The Clerk agreed to speak to the Police again. (This was
subsequently raised with PCSO Huddlestone later in the agenda)
Item 14.2.1: Cllr Biscoe advised that the matter of the proliferation of
signs had been discussed at the meeting with Andy James held on 18 th
July and reported as an additional item under item 14.1.
Item 17.3.1: Cllr Biscoe enquired as to the success or otherwise of the
Pre-School’s attendance at Stithians show and was advised by Cllr Mrs
Kavanagh that it had generated considerable interest, to such an extent
that it was thought five new attendees could well materialise.
Minute 22/06/11(3): Cllr Biscoe pointed out that it had been agreed that
the Clerk, the Chairman and Cllr Miss J Tisdale had been due to attend a
meeting with the Leader of Cornwall Council on 11th July and requested
information on the meeting. The Clerk advised that in the event, only he
had been able to attend. He agreed to provide a report for the
September meeting.
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6.1
POLICE & NHW
Police & NHW Liaison Officer:
Cllr Mrs Kavanagh stated that there was nothing new to report.
This was duly noted.
6.2
Police Report:
The Clerk stated that he had not received a report and advised that he
would follow up the matter. (PCSO Huddlestone arrived late for the
meeting and presented his report later in the agenda)
The Chairman closed the meeting at this point at 19.10 to allow Public
Participation.
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7.1.1
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
Cornwall Councillor Neil Plummer:
Cllr Plummer was not present at the meeting.
7.2
Parish Plans & the Local Development Plan – Andy England, Assistant
Head of Planning & Regeneration, Cornwall Council:
Mr England outlined the concept of Neighbourhood Development Plans
within the forthcoming Localism Bill which was anticipated to come into
force early next year. It was felt, however, that it was unlikely that there
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would be any amendments to the Bill as regards Neighbourhood
Development Plans and so matters were progressing in advance of the
Bill becoming law.
He advised that only local councils could prepare Neighbourhood
Development Plans and that the Government would grant £20,000 to
Councils to prepare a plan. It was, he said, an easy bidding process
which Cornwall Council would do on behalf of Parish Councils.
He gave examples of bids submitted by four Councils in Cornwall and
alluded to ten others which had not been submitted as they had no clear
reason for wanting a Neighbourhood Development Plan. He advised that
the Government expected the community to identify needs and issues
and the Parish Council to lead in preparing the plan and addressing
those issues.
Mr England was of the opinion that the Stithians Parish Plan
Questionnaire was a good basis for establishing the needs of the
community in order to prepare a Neighbourhood Development Plan.
Once the Plan was prepared it must be subject to a referendum, which
Cornwall Council would organise and finance. The Plan must be
supported by at least 50% of the electorate who vote. It must also be
independently assessed, again financed by Cornwall Council, by testing
it against national and local (CC) objectives.
Once a Neighbourhood Development Plan is adopted, planning
applications are judged against it so in effect, the PC is influencing
planning policy and the principal council has a duty to support it. The
plan would decide landscape designations, local nature reserves etc.
Mr England advised that training sessions on localism would be held
later in the year by both CALC and Cornwall Council with input from
parishes with experience,, localism Managers and Planning Officers.
Templates and various information and records would be made available
to assist parishes in the development of a Neighbourhood Development
Plan and project management assistance would be available from
Cornwall Council.
Various questions were asked with the following information provided by
Mr England:
 The Cornwall Council understanding of the term ‘development’
relates principally to building houses, factories and infrastructure.
 There is no definite lifespan for a Neighbourhood Development
Plan but it was thought that it should be reviewed after five years.
 The cost of any legal challenge would be met by Cornwall
Council.
 Can’t include areas in an adjacent parish that affect ours but may
be able to co-operate with that parish to achieve objective
satisfactory to both.
 The Government grant is fixed at £20,000 but there are other
funding streams.
 If a bid is turned down, it can be resubmitted.
 Referendum only applies to the Neighbourhood Development
Plan and the Parish Plan is a sound basis for the NDP.
 Members can vote in a referendum on the plan.
 The independent assessment would be based on the new
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National Planning Policy which now amounted to only 55 pages
and the Cornwall planning Strategy which was only 5 or 6 pages.
The PC should use the Parish Plan, once prepared, as a guide to
identifying the needs of the parish and then prepare a
Neighbourhood Development Plan to outline how those needs can
be addressed.
The Chairman thanked Mr England for his attendance and the useful
information he had provided whereupon Mr England left the meeting at
19.55.
PCSO Andy Huddlestone entered the meeting during consideration of
the above item at 19.30.
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Devon & Cornwall Police:
PCSO Andy Huddlestone stated that, whilst he had announced at the
previous meeting that Police would not attend Parish Council meetings,
this did not mean that they would never attend.
PCSO Huddlestone presented his report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
Regarding clear-up rates, he informed the meeting that, as Stithians was
a rural area, isolated crime was often difficult to detect.
He reported that 15 crimes out of the 58 recorded in the Parish for the
past year had been detected. In response to a question, he replied that
detection means that a person has been identified as responsible and
that whatever follow up action that was possible had been taken; this
might range from a caution to prosecution.
He asked Members to respond to the consultation on the Special
Constabulary via the link contained in his report.
Cllr Biscoe pointed out that the Mini was still parking at Gribbas Corner
and PCSO Huddlestone agreed to investigate further.
The Chairman thanked PCSO Huddlestone for his contribution to the
meeting whereupon he left at 20.10..
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Members of the Public:
John Bell referred to the information presented by Andrew England. He
was of the opinion that before funding could be applied for, the data
needed to be analysed to indentify any issues. He was hopeful that this
would be done within three months, after which time the Working Group
would be in a position to discuss the matter further and present its report
to Parish Council for consideration.
There being no other matters raised under public participation, the
Chairman reopened the meeting at this point at 20.15, at which time the
members of the public left.
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8.1.1
TRANSPORT
Transport Representative’s Report:
Rod Davis, the Council’s Transport Representative, informed the
meeting that he was still in communication with David Edwards, the Chief
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Executive of the Integrated Passenger Transport Executive over the
duplication of services and other matters, although matters were not
progressing to any great extent.
He outlined how it was now possible to get to Stithians from Truro on the
last bus to Helston at 22.55 by getting a taxi from Rame Cross. He
pointed out, however, that this bus service was request-only beyond
Carnon Downs to Helston.
He was pleased to report an increase in easy-access buses serving
Stithians although he pointed out that the mid-morning one was never
easy-access.
The Chairman thanked Mr Davis for his ever helpful and informed
contribution to the meeting whereupon he left at 20.25.
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9.1.1
TREES
Parish Tree Warden’s Report:
Jim Lyle, the Parish Tree Warden, had tendered his apologies for the
meeting.
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10.1
PARISH PLAN
Cllr Mrs Kavanagh presented her report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
There was some discussion over answers to questions that could lead to
misleading data but it was acknowledged that this was a matter to be
addressed by the group at the next meeting.
Cllr Biscoe asked what monies were available if needed to complete the
analysis of the questionnaires. The Clerk advised that nothing had been
budgeted for the present financial year but £287.15 had been unspent in
2010/11. He advised that £24.48 had been spent on postage (agreed
under Minute 23/06/11) and therefore £262.67 could legitimately be
taken from Reserves should it be necessary.
RESOLVED to note the report and accept its content.
Proposed by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and
carried unanimously.
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11.2
CLERK’S REPORTS
Council’s Current Financial Position:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
RESOLVED to note the Council’s financial position as indicated in
the report.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr Potter and carried
unanimously.
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Clerk’s Annual Leave:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
RESOLVED to agree to the Clerk taking annual leave from 22nd
August to 2nd September inclusive.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr Potter and carried
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unanimously.
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12.1
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12.3
12.3(a)
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12.3(b)
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12.3(c)
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PLANNING
Notification of Planning Decisions Received:
The Clerk referred to the table of outstanding planning applications, a
copy of which is appended to these minutes and advised of a planning
decision made in respect of PA11/03777, an agricultural building at
Pencoose Farm.
A Member queried why planning permission was required for an
agricultural building at Pencoose farm whereas an application for one at
West Trevales had appeared in a recent Decision List as not needing
permission.
This information was duly noted.
The Clerk agreed to contact Cornwall Council to ascertain why
planning permission was required for an agricultural building at
Pencoose Farm but not at West Trevales.
Notification of Planning Decisions received after publication of the
agenda:
The Clerk advised that he had not been notified of any planning
decisions since the agenda had been published.
This information was duly noted.
Planning Applications Received:
PA11/04727 – Mr M Wiltshire – Erection of Wind Turbine on 15m
monopole tubular tower – Stithians Boarding Kennels
The Chairman presented his report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
RESOLVED to support the application.
Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh and
carried. Cllrs Biscoe and Mrs A Kippax voted against the proposal.
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PA11/04627 – Mr & Mrs Heap – Construction of two storey rear
extension – Little Trebost.
The Chairman presented his report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
RESOLVED to SUPPORT the application with the proviso that the
only access and egress for the property should be via Trebost Lane
as the access from Tubbin Hill is unsuitable.
Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and carried
unanimously.
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Pre Application – Savills for Mr S Gluyas – erection of Wind turbine with
maximum tip height of 61m and ancillary works – Pencoose Farm.
The Chairman presented his report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
RESOLVED to inform Savills that the PC has very serious concerns
about the proximity of this proposal to the residences at Higher
Trewithen and the consequent adverse effect it might have on them
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and to inform Savills that this comment is in no way indicative of
any decision the PC might reach at such time as an application is
submitted for planning approval and that the PC reserves the right
to reconsider the matter in the light of information that might be
received at such time.
Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh and
carried. Cllr Biscoe voted against the proposal.
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Cllr Nightingale apologised as he was called away from the meeting at
this point at 20.555.
12.3(d)
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12.3(e)
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PA11/03662 – Messers Symons & Thomas – Conversion of barn to form
two dwellings – Carn Farm, Carn
Cllr Mrs Kavanagh presented her report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
RESOLVED to support the application with the proviso that the
footpath (FP13) which passes through the farmyard not be
obstructed in any way and that it be suitably signposted and waymarked.
Proposed by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh, seconded by the Chairman and
carried unanimously.
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PA11/05148 – Mr B French – First floor extension to dwelling – Bluebell
Cottage, Crellow Lane.
Cllr Mrs Kavanagh presented her report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
RESOLVED to support the application.
Proposed by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and
carried unanimously.
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PA11/03520 – Mr J Popplewell - Change of use to single storey dwelling
and construction of rear and front extensions - The Old Telephone
Exchange Trebyhan Parc.
Cllr Mrs Kavanagh presented her report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes.
RESOLVED to support the application and to point out that It was
noted that there was a septic tank within the curtilage of the
property and if it is not already connected to the main sewer, then it
is recommended that a condition be applied whereby it is
connected.
Proposed by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and
carried unanimously.
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PA11/01263 – Mr A Bostock – Erection of wind turbine = Polkanuggo
Farm.
The Clerk pointed out that additional information had been provided with
regard to this planning application.
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RESOLVED to make no further comment on the application as there
was nothing in the additional information to affect the previous
decision not to support the application.
Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh and
carried unanimously.
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12.4.1
Planning Applications received after publication of the agenda:
The Clerk advised that two planning applications had been received after
publication of the agenda.
He advised that applications PA11/05280 for the construction of a
replacement single storey extension at Little Trebarveth, Foundry and
PA11/05413 for a Certificate of Existing Lawful Use of the property as a
dwelling at Glen Crellow, New Road had been received too late to be
considered at this meeting and would therefore be subject to the
procedure to be considered under agenda item 12.7
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12.6.1
Planning Enforcement:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
He advised of the following additional information received:
 Higher Nanpean: No further progress as the officer involved had
been on sick leave but was expected to return on 25th July.
 Kennall Mill: Glen Reed currently waiting to discuss the matter
with Conservation. In the meantime he will be writing to the owner
to advise that urgent works are necessary to prevent further
deterioration.
 Struthal Farm Caravans: File now opened – EN11/01669.
 Crane garage: Andy James (CC Neighbourhood Services
Manager) to investigate.
 Caravans at Calamankey Farm: The matter had been reported but
no response received.
One further enforcement matter was discussed.
RESOLVED:
1. To note the report and to approve the content thereof along
with the update given.
2. That the Clerk report to Cornwall Council the matter of
various buildings etc in a field near Stithians Boarding
Kennels with a view to possible enforcement action.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr N Kippax and carried
unanimously. Cllr Symmons declared a personal interest in matters
relating to Calamankey Farm
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Licensing:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
This was duly noted.
Showground:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
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minutes.
He advised that, as instructed at the last meeting, he had requested a
schedule of events, an update as regards the Hiring Agreement and
information on the number of times FP 25 has been closed. He further
advised that he still awaited a response.
RESOLVED to note the report and to approve the content thereof
along with the update given.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr Symmons and carried
unanimously.
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Dealing with Planning Applications received in August:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
RESOLVED:
1. That powers be delegated to the Planning Portfolio Holder
and one or other of the Assistant Portfolio Holders to prepare
a suitable response to Cornwall Council to any noncontentious planning applications received between 19thJuly
and 16th August.
2. That any proposed response be circulated to Members for
comment before being submitted to Cornwall Council by the
Clerk.
3. That, if an application is considered contentious, Cornwall
Council be requested to accept a response immediately after
the Parish Council meeting to be held on 20th September
2011.
4. That any decisions made in accordance with the above be
reported to the September meeting for ratification.
Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and carried
unanimously.
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NEW CEMETERY
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
RESOLVED to note the report and to approve the content thereof.
Proposed by Cllr Symmons, seconded by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh and
carried unanimously by those who voted. Having declared a
personal interest, Cllr Potter did not vote.
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FOOTPATHS, HIGHWAYS & ENVIRONMENT
Report of the Portfolio Holder:
Cllr Biscoe, the Portfolio Holder for Footpaths, Highways and the
Environment, presented his report and an addendum, copies of which
are appended to these minutes.
RESOLVED:
1. To note the report and the addendum and to approve the
content thereof.
2. To commence consultations and evidence gathering for the
two footpath modification orders for Footpath 25 as soon as
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possible.
3. To thank Cllr Denis Nightingale and his wife for organising
the litter pick on Sunday 10th July, which, thanks to the large
number of volunteers that came forward, covered a large area
of the Parish including the route from the Show Ground to
Pelean Cross in preparation for the Show.
4. That the Clerk write to Tony Stevens at Brook Villa asking
that he trim his trees to improve sight lines on the road.
5. That the Clerk contact VOSA about a white lorry parking in
such a way as to obstruct the traffic management scheme at
Foundry with a view to approaching the owner to ensure that
it is parked elsewhere.
6. That the Clerk write to the Agricultural Association and
Cornwall Council asking for the rationale for closing FP25 for
a whole week for a one day show and asking that henceforth
it only be closed for the actual day of the Show.
7. To accept the quotation of £10 from Tyrone Martin for fixing a
litter bin to Foundry Bus Shelter.
8. That the Clerk advertise the tender for the maintenance of
fingerposts and milestones ASAP.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr Potter and carried
unanimously.
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Longdowns Notice Board:
The Chairman presented his report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes and advised that work to the notice board was complete.
RESOLVED to accept the report and to note the content thereof.
Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and carried
unanimously.
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PLAYING FIELD
Playing Field Meeting:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
RESOLVED:
1. To note and approve the content of the Report on the Playing
Field meeting and Appendix 1, particularly noting and
agreeing the financial implications contained therein.
2. To instruct Tyrone Martin to reinstall the litter bin in the
Skateboard Park.
Proposed by Cllr Potter, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and carried
unanimously.
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Rugby Club:
The Clerk presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
RESOLVED to accept the quotation from Tyrone Martin in the sum
of £68.59 for repairs to the entrance door to the pavilion.
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Proposed by Cllr Potter, seconded by Cllr Biscoe and carried
unanimously.
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15.3
Youth Shelter:
The Clerk reminded Members of the information provided by Andy
Huddlestone earlier in the meeting.
This was duly noted.
15.4
Bowling Club:
The Clerk referred to the fact that the Chairman had agreed to consider a
request from the Bowling Club as an urgent item at this point on the
agenda.
He advised that the Secretary of the Bowling Club had been in contact
with him to request that the remainder of the monies (£810) currently
held in Reserves for the Bowling Club be released for use as match
funding for the building of new toilets.
RESOLVED to advise the Bowling Club of the Parish Council’s
intention to release the sum of £810 at such time as it is needed.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh and
carried unanimously.
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CONSULTATION
Cornwall Council - Green Paper on Active Lifestyles:
Cllr Biscoe presented his report, a copy of which is appended to these
minutes.
RESOLVED that the Clerk prepare a response to Cornwall Council’s
Green Paper on Active Lifestyles based upon the content of Cllr
Biscoe’s report.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr Symmons and carried
unanimously.
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PUBLIC RELATIONS
The Public Relations Officer was not present at this point in the meeting.
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REPORTS OF COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ON OUTSIDE BODIES
Stithians School Governing Body:
It was noted that re-roofing of part of the school had commenced and
that there was thought to be asbestos present.
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Village Hall Management Committee:
Cllr Mrs Kavanagh presented her report, a copy of which is appended to
these minutes..
RESOLVED to accept the report and to note the content thereof.
Proposed by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh, seconded by Cllr Symmons and
carried unanimously.
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18.3
Mining Villages Regeneration Group:
Nothing to report.
18.4
Historic Churchyards Group:
Nothing to report.
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CORNWALL COUNCIL
Community Network Area Meeting:
Nothing to report.
Active Partnering and Town & Parish Council Agreements:
Covered under item 19.1.
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CORRESPONDENCE
The Clerk advised that he had no correspondence to report.
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URGENT ITEMS
There were no urgent items for consideration at this point on the agenda.
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AUTHORISING OF PAYMENTS
The Clerk presented a list of payments to be made, a copy of which is
appended to these minutes. He also presented his additional report
detailing further payments that had arisen since publication of the
agenda, a copy of which is also attached to these minutes.
He advised that the payment of £8.99 to SWW in the additional report
had been included in error.
RESOLVED to approve payment of the sums shown in the main
report totalling £7,688.31 and £20.00 in the additional report bearing
in mind that the payments to HMRC would not be made until
October.
Proposed by Cllr Biscoe, seconded by Cllr Mrs Kavanagh and
carried unanimously.
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ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
Quality Council – Clerk to report on what is needed in order to achieve
Quality Council status.
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DATE OF NEXT MEETINGS
It was agreed that the next Council Meeting would take place on
Tuesday 20th September 2011 at 7pm in the Stithians Centre.
The meeting closed at 22.25.
Signed as a true and accurate record of the proceedings.
…………………………………………………. Chairman
Date:…………………………………………
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