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Note that the Minutes listed on these pages are draft minutes. DRAFT MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 6TH JULY, 2010 HELD IN THE ALBERT FOWLER ROOM OF THE RIVERSIDE HALL, BAMPTON PUBLIC SESSION - No attendance
REPORT FROM PCSO MARTIN MALIN There were recently six incidents in the Bampton area – 4 burglaries, 1 theft from vehicle and 1 shed burglary. Four of these incidents occurred in properties that were left open. PCSO Malin emphasised the importance of making sure property is securely locked in rural areas. A police surgery will be at the Millennium Green from 2.30 until 4pm on Wednesday 7th July.
REPORTS FROM DISTRICT AND COUNTY COUNCILLORS Cllr. Ray Stanley informed the councillors that MDDC Accounts for last year have been signed off. A system of “caretakers” for Council Estates has been established providing regular visits to carry out specific duties. Cllr. Polly Colthorpe confirmed that both DCC and MDDC are looking to save money. She reported that the Judicial Review pronounced that the unitary authority proposal was not legal and also that the Regional Spacial Strategies are to be abolished. The Council voted unanimously to write to Peter Luff in support of the campaign to save the 24 hr Search & Rescue facility at Chivenor. Information about the position of Tiverton School in The Building Schools for the Future programme was awaited Cllr. Stanley commented that budget cuts of 10, 20 and 30% over the next five years are planned.
Item 1– Members Present. Cllrs. Terry Knagg, John Broom, Lynn Compton, Celia Hicks, Les Hartley, Lucie Moore, Colin Fagg, Pauline West. Item 2– Apologies were received from Cllr. Francis Stoner. Item 3– Declarations of Interest - Item 4b – Cllrs. Moore and Compton Item 4 – Minutes of the Meeting held on 1st June, 2010 Approved Item 4a – App. Ref: 10/00510/MOUT – Land at NGR 295420 1222009 (adj. Former School) – Open Space – Janine Banks spoke about the preference of MDDC to request a financial contribution as opposed to the provision of open space on this development. She was unable to obtain absolute assurance that the commuted sum would be “ring-fenced” to benefit Bampton and the Council voted in favour, with one abstention, of retaining the open space provided in the outline proposal. It was agreed to write to MDDC to inform them of this decision. Clerk Item 4b – Bus Stop in Brook Street. The necessity and site of a marked bus stop was discussed. It was proposed that marking the bus stop was necessary particularly with regard to the Council’s liability in the event of an accident, and should include the “H” marking outside the Butchers shop to save extra space. 5 councillors voted for, 3 against. Approved Item 5 – Matters arising from these Minutes not covered elsewhere i) Tree on Stage – Cllrs. Hartley would contact the contractor LH ii) Kissing Gates – Clerk to reply to letter from Mrs. Barlow Clerk iii) Leats- Clerk reported that Steve Leigh, DCC, will look into using CCTV camera to investigate suspected blockage preventing water reaching the leats in Brook Street. Cllr. Broom requested councillors to notify him by the end of the week of any work required for the Parish Lengthsman’s next visit iv) Allotments – it was agreed to offer to purchase two water tanks at £40 each. Approved Item 6 –Planning – Ref: 10/00973/FULL – Variation of Condition 3 – 6a Bourchier Close. It was agreed to observe that the Council had no objections, provided the resident of neighbouring properties had none. Approved Item 7 - Finance 1. To approve transfer of £10,000 from Scottish Widows Account to HSBC Current Account Approved 2. To reserve £1,000 in respect of the new hall feasibility study if and when required Approved 3. Cheques for payment were presented and signed 4. Receipts and Payments for June were presented and approved 5. Bank Balances as at 30th June were presented
Item 8 – REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES AND SUB-COMMITTEES 1. Riverside Hall – Letter from Kelley Beeston was presented and placed in correspondence file 2. Millennium Green 1. Ball Park – Letter from Mrs. James headmistress of Bampton School was read. Clerk to reply disagreeing with the proposition of restricting vehicle access to the Millennium Green. An invoice for £205.63 for spraying weeds and brambles was presented for payment, half of which would be paid by Bampton Church funds. Installation of dog litter bin and emptying of this and new litter bins was discussed. Clerk to confirm the emptying of the dog bin with MDDC. Clerk 2. Trustees – Cllr. Hicks updated the Council with progress 3. Old Pump House Shed – Cllr. Knagg has taken legal advice and it was agreed to consider the matter again at the end of August. 3. Station Road Playground- Cllr. Broom presented estimated costs and it was agreed to wait until the end of the school holidays before commencing work. 4. Bampton Fair Working Group – Meeting arranged for Wednesday 7th July 5. Emergency Planning – Meeting arranged for Wednesday 7th July, incorporating Flood Plan Item 9 – Annual Parish Meeting – Report and Feedback (placed in Correspondence file) Item 10 - Parish Plan – Four letters of interest in joining a Steering Committee have been received. It was agreed to arrange a Meeting as soon as possible Item 11 – Station Road Toilet – A replacement cleaner started on 1st July. The Clerk agreed to press MDDC to commence the promised repairs and redecoration as soon as possible. Clerk Item 12 – Fly Posting – Although it was considered that this was a very effective method of communicating Cllr. Broom pointed out that it was against the law. Suggestions for alternative suitable places to erect Notice Boards were requested . Item 14 – Satellite Aerials in Conservation Area –A letter from Mrs. Warton pointed out that few residents had responded to MDDC’s letter after six months. It was decided to request that the Planning Enforcement officer follow up the matter Approved Item 15 – Planning Conditions follow up Procedures –It was agreed to support Cullompton TC ‘s petition to introduce monitoring procedures for planning conditions Approved Item 16 - War Memorial – The necessity for renovation work was discussed and it was agreed that councillors would inspect the memorial and discuss it again at the next Meeting Approved Item 17 – Correspondence – placed in the in circulation file Item 18 – Plough on Luke Street Hot Bed Garden –Offer of renovation accepted Item 19 – Motorbike/Trailer at Castle Street – Discussed with PCSO Martin Malin Item 20 - Station Road Car Park – due to shortage of available time to be discussed at the next Meeting Item 21 – Rubbish Collection – Following phone calls to MDDC the service is back to normal Item 22 – Planter opposite Riverside Lockup – Cllr. Hicks agreed to remove the compost to aid inspection CH Item 23 - The BTC July Newsletter was unfortunately omitted from The Signpost . It will be included next month. Item 24– Any items to be Discussed at the Next Meeting – (i) Water Supplies to Bampton. (ii) Station Rd. Car Park (iii) Planter opposite Riverside lock up (iv) War Memorial (v) Alternative Notice Boards Item 25 - Date of Next meeting – 3rd August, 2010 Meeting Closed 9.30 pm
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 11th JUNE 2010 IN THE ALBERT FOWLER ROOM, RIVERSIDE HALL AT 6pm
PUBLIC FORUM Mrs. Hawkins, 21 West Street expressed concern at the volume of traffic in West Street generated by 26 houses. Janine Banks stated that there had been further consultation with the Highways Agency who declared the access proposal as adequate. The Highways Agency response was included in the papers submitted. Mrs. Ellicott, Windfall, West Street stated that the road near her house was narrow and there was no footpath for pedestrians. She stated that visibility was poor. Paul Cartwright, Frog Street was concerned about the use of Western Way as a “rat run” to avoid congestion in the centre of Bampton. Mr Brown, Sycamores South Molton Road felt that there was another 17 years to build extra houses to fulfil Bampton’s allocation. Ian Ackland asked why only this site was being discussed Joan Fagg, Grey Gables, stated that Western Way is part of the Exe Valley Way and as such it has a certain amount of protection in the Core Stategy. Councillor Celia Hicks asked the visitors to the Meeting how they felt about using School Close as an access. She reminded the Meeting of the history of access to the School Site. As Cllr. Broom closed the public session he advised the public that the Council had noted their concerns about the site and that they could write to MDDC Planning Department, settings out their objections.
MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL Present: Cllr John Broom (Chairman) Cllr. Lynn Compton, Cllr. Colin Fagg, Cllr. Celia Hicks, Cllr. Les Hartley, Cllr. Lucie Moore, Cllr. Pauline West. Town Clerk Ann Guilfoyle
Cllr. Celia Hicks raised the question of a risk of flooding and managing “run off”. With regard to sewage, Janine Banks confirmed that the Environment Agency had stated that 26 houses can be accommodated. Councillor John Broom asked about drainage and Janine Banks confirmed that an Urban Drainage Scheme was proposed. An amended response from the Environment Agency was included in the revised plans. Cllr. Colin Fagg stated that he thought the key issues were vehicle access and the steep site. Cllr. Lynn Compton raised the question of affordable housing. Janine Banks stated that she had drafted a S.106 Agreement between the two site owners, MDDC and DCC It is possible for there to be Parish control of allocation of affordable housing. Cllr. Les Hartley stated that if Bampton must take a certain number of houses the Council should be looking at what are the best sites for Bampton as a whole. Access and safety are still a problem. Cllr. Colin Fagg wanted to see the whole of Site A as one. He favoured a circular access and exit. Cllr. Lynn Compton considered that access on to a main road was a problem Cllr. Pauline West was concerned about the access to the site Cllr. Lucie Moore was not convinced that the question of drainage was adequately dealt with and was also unhappy with access. Janine Banks was asked about the access. She stated that the principal engineer for the County recognised that children and traffic cannot mix and there ought to be a way to separate them. As an option, the Diocese approached the residents of School Close with a scheme of road widening which was met with a strong reaction and was subsequently rejected by MDDC. Consideration must be given to the demolition of the old school and the traffic involved in that work. She explained that the Diocese feared a “ransom” situation. This was no longer the case and the proposed access was a way to unlock the school site. Cllr. Broom requested that ownership of the footpath from School Close to the site be checked and permission for its use be confirmed. Cllr. Broom asked Councillors for their vote on the application. The result was four votes in favour and two votes against. It was requested that the Council’s concern about access at this site be passed on to MDDC Planning Department. The meeting closed at 7.30 pm DRAFT MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 1ST JUNE, 2010 HELD IN THE ALBERT FOWLER ROOM OF THE RIVERSIDE HALL, BAMPTON
PUBLIC SESSION - No Attendance
REPORTS FROM DISTRICT AND COUNTY COUNCILLORS Cllr. Polly Colthorpe briefly summed up the latest position with respect to local planning matters and the funding situation regarding the Station Road Playground. MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL Item 1– Members Present – Cllrs. Terry Knagg, John Broom, Celia Hicks, Pauline West, Les Hartley, Lucie Moore, Celia Hicks, Colin Fagg. Item 2– Apologies – Cllr. Ray Stanley - attending a Tenants’ meeting. Item 3– Declarations of Interest - none Item 4 – Minutes of the Meeting held on 4th May, 2010 Approved Item 5 – Matters arising from these Minutes not covered elsewhere i) Tree on Stage – A visit from the Tree Specialist is awaited ii) Kissing Gates – A letter was received from Mrs.Barlow . It was agreed to have a site meeting and the matter to be discussed at the next Meeting iii) Leats – The times and duties of the Parish Lengthsman were discussed and Cllr. Broom will pursue the matter further. Cllr. Hicks will contact the Environment Agency. It was agreed to obtain a quote from a Drain Clearing company to free the blockage between Frog Street and Silver Street. Item 6 – Planning Examination into the Allocations and Infrastructure DPD Cllr. Colthorpe explained the latest Developments, whilst pointing out her interests in the matter. Replies to the further consultation had to be sent to the Inspectorate by 11th June. It was agreed to send a letter stating that Bampton Town Council had nothing further to add to the council’s original reply Applications Received Ref: 10/00510/MOUT – Land adj.former School, Bampton Outline for Erection of 26 Dwellings (Revised Scheme) - Plans to be circulated and considered at a Planning Committee Meeting. Ref: 10/00757/FULL – Woodrow, Bampton Revised Scheme – no objections Ref: 10/00714/LBC - 15 Briton Street – Listed Building Consent for replacement windows – no objections Ref: 10/00705/FULL – Former Stone Depot, Tiverton Road – erection of 1 dwelling and garage (revised plan) It was agreed to inform MDDC Planning Dept. that concern had been expressed about the safety of the access at this site. Item 7 – Finance 1. Cheques for payment were presented 2. Details of Receipts and Payments for May 2010 were presented 3. Details of Bank Balances were presented 4. It was agreed to transfer £30,000 from HSBC to Scottish Widows Business Fund Deposit Account 5. Accounts for year ended 31st March, 2010 - The Accounts and Annual Return were Approved Item 8 – REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES AND SUB-COMMITTEES 1. Riverside Hall – Cllr. Hicks reported that there would be a development committee meeting on Friday. An electricity supply pole outside the Hall is to be moved at the request of a Bridge Terrace resident. The vacancy for a caretaker was discussed. 2. Millennium Green 1. Ball Park - Cllr. Broom reported that construction work had started that morning. 2. Trustees – Cllr. Hicks reported that this matter is ongoing. 3. Old Pump House Shed – Cllr. Knagg reported that he had had no reply from the tenant 3. Station Road Playground – Funding was discussed and it was decided to proceed with the groundworks as soon as possible. Cllr. Broom would speak to the contractor to get firm prices. The Clerk told the Meeting that Keith Pope had negotiated a grant to assist with the cost of the groundwork. Clerk to supply copy of quotation to Mr. Pope to secure the grant. 4. Bampton Fair Working Group – The Clerk was asked to arrange a Meeting with the Fair Organiser and to offer whatever further assistance that could be given. 5. Emergency Planning – Cllr. Hicks gave a report on the recent Meeting and it was decided to incorporate the Emergency and the Flood Planning Committees. The question of Siren warnings was discussed and it was proposed that Cllr. Moore investigate whether the old Fire Brigade siren could be utilised. Item 9 – Annual Parish Meeting – 3rd June, 2010 – Final arrangements were discussed Item 10– Station Road Toilet – It was agreed that the cleanliness and rejuvenation of these toiletsshould be treated as a matter of urgency. Clerk to contact MDDC to arrange steam cleaning and necessary repair work and issue a contract and job description to current contractor. Item 11 – Mid Devon Local Strategic Partnership – Councillors observations must be sent to the Clerk by 19th June. Cllr. Hartley observed that there was no mention of Public Transport. Item 12 – Riverside Flood Barrier – It was agreed to set 1st October as the date to erect the barrier. Clerk to write to the three volunteers in Bridge Terrace. Item 13 – Hollett Garden Chairs – it was agreed to accept the quote from Allan Burton to carry out the work Item 14 – Allotments – The provision of water at the allotments was discussed and Cllr.Moore reported that a Meeting had been arranged with the Allotment Society for their help with various options. Item 15 - Notification of Road Closure – Old Tiverton Road NOTED Item 16 – Overgrown Brambles at Market Close. It was decided to approach MDDC Estates as they cut the grass on the bank in question. Item 17 – Dog Fouling on the Recreation Ground. It was agreed that Dogs should be banned from the Recreation Ground and assistance asked from Phil Collins, Dog Warden with MDDC. Moving the Dog Bin to a more suitable place was discussed. Item 18 - Retirement of Postman John Harris. It was decided to write a letter of thanks for the excellent service given to Bampton’s residents. Item 19 – Correspondence – available in circulation file Item 20 – Any items to be discussed at the Next Meeting Provision of water at various points around Bampton Invite PC Dave Parr to the Meeting Kissing Gates Station Road Car Park Item 21– Date of Next meeting – 6th July, 2010 Meeting closed 9.15 pm
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 4th MAY 2010 HELD IN THE ALBERT FOWLER ROOM OF THE RIVERSIDE HALL, BAMPTON
PUBLIC SESSION Mrs Joan Fagg attended to make observations about the recent MDDC Roadshow, particularly in regard to the questionnaire. Cllr. Frank Rosamond spoke about the difficulty in getting people to attend these events and added that they were trying to get the questionnaires tailored more specifically. Mrs. Fagg also spoke about the new Bus Timetable now available from the Tourist Information point in Tiverton. Mr. Keith Pitt attended to follow up discussions at last month’s Meeting and subsequent correspondence. He raised questions about the Newsletter and the cleanliness of the Public Toilets. It was confirmed that the Council’s Annual Return and Accounts will be available for inspection by the public by appointment during a period specified on the Notice of Appointment of Date for the Exercise of Electors’ Rights which will be displayed on the BTC Noticeboard on 7th May, 2010 BTC Chairman, Terry Knagg introduced Cllr. Frank Rosamond, Chairman of Mid Devon District Council who was visiting Bampton Town Council’s Meeting as part of his endeavour to visit every Mid Devon parish during his year as Chairman
REPORTS FROM DISTRICT AND COUNTY COUNCILLORS Cllr. Polly Colthorpe gave an update on the latest Unitary proposals. Cllr. Ray Stanley reported on new housing being planned by MDDC in the Tiverton and Willand areas. He also reported improvements in the Housing Service hopefully culminating in a Star Rating. REPORT FROM POLICE LIAISON OFFICER
PC Dave Parr reported on complaints about speeding at Scotts where he hopes to obtain a flashing speed sign, and graffiti at Petton Cross. He requested that any incidents of minor car damage be reported. He agreed that reports of vandalism and crime were down at present.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL
Item 1 – Election of Chair. It was proposed by Cllr. Moore that the existing Chairman, Cllr. Terry Knagg be nominated as Chairman and this was seconded by Cllr. Hicks
Item 2 – Election of Deputy Chair. Cllr. Broom stated that he would prefer to step down as Deputy Chair if another nomination was forthcoming. There were no other nominations so Cllr. Moore proposed that Cllr. Broom be nominated as Deputy Chair and this was seconded by Cllr. Hicks.
Item 3 – Members Present Cllrs. John Broom, Lynn Compton, Colin Fagg, Celia Hicks, Terry Knagg, Lucie Moore and Francis Stoner. Ann Guilfoyle (Town Clerk)
Item 4 – Apologies Cllrs. Pauline West (away) Les Hartley (unwell)
Item 5 – Declarations of Interest – Cllr. Moore declared an interest in respect of Item 18.
Item 6 – To review arrangements delegating functions to committees, sub committees or Councillors. The following delegations were made:- Allotments - Cllrs. Moore and West Bampton Fair Working Group – All councillors Bampton Society - Cllr. Fagg BTC Seats & General Maintenance – Cllr.Compton Car Parks - Cllrs. Knagg and Broom Street Decoration/Flags - Cllrs. Moore and Hartley District Police Committee - Cllr. Knagg Dog Warden/Rubbish Collection & Disposal-Cllr.Moore Emergency Planning - Cllrs.Broom,Hicks Floral Decoration - Cllr. Hicks & Knagg Millennium Green – Cllrs.Knagg,Moore,Broom,Hicks & Stoner New Hall Development – Cllrs. Knagg & Hicks Parish Paths Partnership - Cllr. Fagg Playground,Ball Park & Rec. – Cllrs.Broom & Moore Riverside Hall – Cllrs. Hicks, Stoner, Hartley Twinning - Cllrs. Broom & Knagg Parish Lengthsman & Highways liaison –Cllr.Broom Parish Plan - Cllrs Hartley, Compton,Knagg,&Moore Planning – Cllrs.Knagg, Hicks and Hartley Item 7– Minutes of the Meeting held on 6th April, 2010 Approved Item 8 – Matters arising from these Minutes not covered elsewhere 1. Kissing Gates –It was suggested that PFG be asked if anything could be done to prevent accidental injury from the latches. Account Approved for payment. 2. Parish Lengthsman –Cllr. Knagg has spoken to Steve Lee about the gulleys in Brook St. 3. Tree on Stage – Invoice from Eden Tree Care to grind out stump approved. Planning Dept. to be consulted about tree replacement. Clerk 4. Wall on Stage – Cllr. Hicks reported that it seems that the Wall does not belong to BTC 5. Traffic Calming Castle Street – A test report from Paul Wilson shows that the average speed of vehicles down Castle Street is 19.3 mph and therefore flashing warning signs are unsuitable. Item 9 – Planning A brief report on the hearing on 7th April regarding the Mid Devon Allocations and Infrastructure DPD was given by Cllr. Hicks. Copies of the submissions were placed in the Circulation File. Cllr. Knagg thanked Cllr. Hicks and Cllr. Hartley on behalf of the Council for all their efforts and the trouble taken with this matter Approved Applications Received 10/00604/FULL Erection of courtyard terrace The Swan Hotel Bampton. Cllr. Broom requested to examine the application further before making any comments. Planning Decisions – for information. Reasons for approval/refusal are now given on notifications 10/00356/CAT Notification to remove 1 Conifer Tree, South View, S. Molton Rd. NO OBJECTION 10/00336/FULL Engineering works installation of MUGA Millennium Green GRANTED 10/00357/CAT Notification of intention to fell 1 Poplar Tree 1 Frog Street NO OBJECTION 10/00247/LBC Listed Building Consent for external alterations Westlake House GRANTED Item 10 – Finance 1. Cheques for payment – shown on separate attached sheet 2. Receipts for the month – shown on separate attached sheet 3. Bank Balances – 30th April, 2010 HSBC –BTC £40672.08 CSG £61.71 Scottish Widows £5561.38 4. Annual Accounts – The Clerk reported that the Draft Accounts for the year ended 31st March 2010 have been submitted to the internal auditor for examination. A copy of the Receipts and Payments Account for 2009/10 is attached on a separate sheet together with explanatory notes. 6. Approve payment to Community First Insurance. It was suggested that the Council familiarise themselves with details of the cover provided by this Insurance. APPROVED Item 11 – Licensing Application 011007 New Application for premises licence at Duvale Priory Hall NO OBJECTION
Item 12 – Annual Parish Meeting - 3rd June, 2010. It was decided that displays should be made of the following recent achievements and works in progress: - The new Ball Park and Plans for the Playground (JB) Flood Plan (CH) Past Newsletters (Clerk) It was also decided to display the Accounts of Bampton Town Council for 2009/10. (Clerk) A list of volunteers was drawn up as follows:- A) Refreshments Cllrs. Hicks and Hartley B) Decoration of Hall Cllrs. Moore, West, Hicks and Hartley C) Press invitation and news story provision Cllr. Hicks D) Seating and display arrangements Cllrs. Knagg and Stoner E) Meet and greet duties and register of visitors Cllr. Knagg F) Advertising Poster displays Cllr. Hicks There will be an opportunity for final arrangements at the next Council Meeting on 1st June. Item13 – REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES AND SUB-COMMITTEES 1. Riverside Hall – Cllr. Hicks spoke about the New Steering Group consisting of two members from each hall (Community and Riverside) and Cllr. Terry Knagg representing Bampton Town Council. At the last meeting Dawn Eckhart, from Community Council of Devon spoke. 2. Millennium Green 1. Ball Park – Planning Permission has been granted and a Pro Forma invoice received from the Preferred Contractor – Lightmain Co. Ltd. for £48,942. Cllr. Colthorpe was asked to check with Dave Scott, MDDC to confirm that funding is still available for this amount before an order is placed. Contractors estimate a construction time of three weeks and are available to start at the end of May, 2010. 2. Trustees – there is another meeting planned. Cllr. Hicks commented that communications with Natural England were improved. 3. Lime Kiln Shed. The situation with the recently renewed tenancy was discussed and Cllr. Hicks proposed that BTC get advice for next year. This was seconded by Cllr. Moore. Cllr. Rosamond suggested producing an outline of the circumstances to obtain legal advice. It was agreed to give a year’s formal notice to the tenant APPROVED 3. Station Road Playground Cllr. Broom has received a quote of £5,600 to produce a surface ready to apply a suitable finish for the playground. He has received quotes for surfacing and installing some new equipment, retaining some of the existing equipment which is still in usable condition. Cllr. Hicks mentioned available grants and regular maintenance and inspection costs. Cllrs. Colthorpe was again asked to check availability of funding. 4. Flood plan - Cllr. Hicks spoke about a Meeting with Adele Needham of the Environment Agency There has only been one alert this year and it is proposed to refine the plan.
Item 14 – Bampton School – A little progress has been made with communications. BTC has offered its support. Item 15– Grass Cutting Contract –Bampton Football Club has decided not to proceed with the grasscutting contract. Landscaping Crew has been asked to continue. The BFC rent will therefore increase to £400 Item 16 – Station Road Toilet –The condition of the toilets and the planned refurbishment was discussed earlier. The Clerk will make an appointment with the contractor and provide a job description and a new contract. It was agreed that all councillors should check the toilets whenever passing to ensure that an acceptable standard was maintained. Item 17 – Consultation – Draft Charter between MDDC and Town Councils in Mid Devon. Cllr. Rosamond talked about the background to the production of this Charter and the moves MDDC are making to improve problems that have arisen, particularly in Consultation and Planning matters. Cllrs. Fagg and Hicks took the opportunity to raise points with Cllr. Rosamond. The Clerk will compile a list of the Councillor’s views to send to the new Parish liaison Officer. Item 18 – Bampton Co-responders. Cllr. Moore spoke of the Co-responder programme between the Fire and Ambulance Services whereby in the event of a delay in providing an ambulance the locally based Fire crew can respond to emergency calls in minutes. 80% of the Bampton Fire Crew are already trained in Trauma Care and are happy to undertake further training as required. It was agreed to write to the NHS Trust to request further information on implementing the programme. Proposed Cllr. Stoner Seconded Cllr. Broom APPROVED Item 19 – Water supply from Shuttern Brook to Brook Street. Cllr. Broom to investigate the provision of regular maintenance of this system to prevent further blockages (JB) APPROVED Item 20 – Request from Planet Aid UK to site Clothes and Shoes recycling box in car park. The Clerk Reported a telephone request to site the box in the Car Park. Although permission was not given, awaiting discussion at the next Council Meeting, a box has already been sited. It was decided that the Agent should be contacted and asked to remove it. (Clerk) APPROVED Item 21 – Correspondence – available on request for perusal E-mails from Keith Pitt – placed in the Circulation File. Telephone call of thanks from Johnson White for the cheque for lease of Bampton Fair - placed in the circulation file. Invitation to attend Parish Council Emergency Planning Support Session. – Acceptances from Cllrs. Broom, Hicks and Knagg Item 22 – Any items to be discussed at the Next Meeting Annual Parish Meeting River Barrier – Making the decision whether to erect this barrier Renovation of the Hollett Garden chairs Allotments Item 23– Date of Next meeting – 1st June, 2010 Meeting closed 9.30 pm
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 6TH APRIL, 2020 HELD PUBLIC SESSION
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 2nd MARCH, 2010 HELD IN THE ALBERT FOWLER ROOM OF THE RIVERSIDE HALL, BAMPTON PUBLIC FORUM
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 2nd FEBRUARY, 2010 HELD IN THE ALBERT FOWLER ROOM OF THE RIVERSIDE HALL, BAMPTON PUBLIC FORUM
Item 10 - Applications for Grass Cutting contract
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON 5th JANUARY, 2010 HELD MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL Present: Cllrs. Terry Knagg (Chairman) Cllrs. John Broom, Colin Fagg, Les Hartley, Celia Hicks, Pauline West. Ann Guilfoyle (Town Clerk) Item 1 – Apologies – Cllr. Lucie Moore, Francis Stoner, MDDC Cllrs. Polly Colthorpe, Ray Stanley Item 8 – Parish Plan Meeting Closed – 8.40 pm
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