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MONXTON PARISH COUNCIL Agenda: 18th January 2016 - 8.15pm Agenda 1. Welcome and Apologies. 2. Declaration of Interests. 3. Members of the Public (Pre-booked slots if requested) 4. Minutes of the Previous Meeting sign that they are correct 5.


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MONXTON PARISH COUNCIL

Agenda: 18th January 2016 - 8.15pm

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Agenda

  • 1. Welcome and Apologies.
  • 2. Declaration of Interests.
  • 3. Members of the Public (Pre-booked slots if requested)
  • 4. Minutes of the Previous Meeting sign that they are correct
  • 5. Planning
  • 6. Reports:-

Environment & Footpaths Traffic Neighbourhood Watch Finance – 2016/2017 Precept Sunnybank

  • 7. HCC and TVBC reports (if provided)
  • 8. Correspondence
  • 9. Close of the meeting

Dates for the 2016 meetings to be confirmed. 16th March, 18th May – AGM, 20th July, 21st September, 16th November

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MPC Planning Matters

  • Corner Cottage 15/02913/FULLN – erection of a 4 bed

Thatched cottage in the rear garden

  • Objections
  • Mrs Snow: objects to height, traffic and being overlooked
  • Mr & Mrs Corroon: objects to height, trees being removed & being
  • verlooked
  • Mr & Mrs Allen: objects to height, potential traffic, & access from the

track

  • MPC: no objection but raised concerns on height & size of the building
  • Update on the Alpine Group at Manor Farm
  • Issues with lorries going through Monxton
  • TVBC update – Survey completed
  • Environment Agency update – ongoing process
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Environment – Judith Balding

  • Southern Water
  • The damaged sewers at two river crossings in

Monxton have been resurveyed by CCTV to ensure that SW have captured all points of

  • infiltration. That footage is now being investigated

and repairs to 83 metres of public sewers will be completed before the end of March.

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Traffic - Sarah Dowding

  • Speed Watch: Continues to be successful, if
  • intermittent. On hold for January.
  • Traffic Regulation Order (TRO): speed limit

extensions & village gateways – delayed (again!), but update due from HCC within a month.

  • Bollards around the pond to be increased due to

recent car crash

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Neighbourhood Watch

  • David James to provide a verbal report
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MPC Finance

ACCOUNTS - 1st April 2015 – 18th January 2016 INCOME. Opening Balance BF = £5,293.92 Precept = £5,200.00 Police Grant = £1,000.00 Defibrillator Grant = £1,381.75 =£12,875.67 EXPENDITURE. Wages = £2,000.00 Insurance = £410.44 Play Ground Inspection = £65.40 Village Maintenance = £1,395.00 Dog Bins = £130.08 Speed Watch Scheme = £767.87 Administration = £117.80 Chairman's Expenses = £68.77 Defibrillator = £1,658.10 Rubbish Bin = £452.14 = £7,065.60. BALANCE IN BANK = £5,810.07 VAT to be Claimed £527.37 MONEY SET ASIDE - NOT INCLUDED IN ABOVE FIGURES £1000.00 for Village Project/Maintenance

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Sunnybank

  • Dave Bateman to provide a verbal report
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Agenda

  • 1. Welcome and Apologies.
  • 2. Declaration of Interests.
  • 3. Members of the Public (Pre-booked slots if requested)
  • 4. Minutes of the Previous Meeting sign that they are correct
  • 5. Planning
  • 6. Reports:-

Environment & Footpaths Traffic Neighbourhood Watch Finance – 2016/2017 Precept Sunnybank

  • 7. HCC and TVBC reports (if provided)
  • 8. Correspondence
  • 9. Close of the meeting

Dates for the 2016 meetings to be confirmed. 16th March, 18th May – AGM, 20th July, 21st September, 16th November