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NOTES
FROM THE COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON 10 OCTOBER 2005 FOOTPATHS It
was noted that some minor stile repairs were necessary, and also agreed to
investigate the possibility of installing some additional dog gates to certain
stiles. VILLAGE
GREEN It
was noted that (unpleasant) evidence of dogs being taken on the Green continues
to be found on occasions: as mentioned last month, the Council would once again
ask all residents to comply with the ban on such use.
Efforts will be made to source a larger “no dogs” sign for display at
the green entrance. HIGHWAYS
Last
month the Council appealed to all residents to keep foliage cut back adjacent to
highways. The
Council’s attention has also been drawn to several instances where large
stones or boulders have been placed on highway verges, presumably in an attempt
to deter parking in the areas concerned.
Somerset Highways have asked us to advise all those affected that such
stones are illegal obstructions, and to point out that individual householders
could not be covered by their household insurance if an incident were to occur
as a result of such stones being present. The
Council also agreed to write to Somerset County Council in support of the
various letters recently written by residents asking for traffic lights to be
installed at the Fox and Goose Junction. It
was also agreed to ask Sedgemoor District Council if the times of the visits of
the road sweeping machine could occasionally be varied, as at present its visits
nearly always coincide with parents parking by the School.
GRANT
APPLICATIONS FOR 2006/7 Local
organisation who wish to apply for grants from the Parish Council during the
2006/7 financial year are reminded once again that applications must be made to
the Clerk to the Council (address below) to arrive no later Friday
9 December 2005.
The Council Meeting to be held on 12 December will set the overall grant
budget for the next financial year and once this has been done we regret that it
is not possible to consider late applications. Applications
must be made in writing and must include brief details and costs of the
project(s) for which grant is sought together with an indication of the amounts
the organisation is raising from other sources, together with the name, address,
and telephone number of a contact who can provide further information if
required. The
Council reserves the right to ask to see a copy of the applicant organisation=s
most recent Statement of Accounts or to ask a representative to attend a Council
Meeting to answer questions on the application. PLANNING Woodbine Farm, 144 Brent Street: reproofing main roof, retention of 7
replacement windows and pitched roofs to 2 rear dormer windows and internal
alterations to Woodbine Farmhouse: retention of rear door, screens and internal
alterations to Gardeners Cottage [Listed Building Consent application]: : no
observations.
2 Manor Ride: fell one White Maple
Tree: to be opposed as the Council was not satisfied that the security needs
of the property necessitated the removal of a healthy tree.
Sanders Garden World, Bristol Road:
erection of extension to polytunnel to form additional retail and storage areas:
no objections subject to the proposed storage area being used only for storage. The
Council sends its Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year to all residents. Next
Meeting: Monday 12 December 2005 in the School Public Session 7.30pm, meeting commences as soon after 7.30pm as Public Session concludes |
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