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Oundle Town Meeting Wednesday 24 th April 2019 Agenda Report From Last Town Meeting Police Update District Councillor's Report Oundle Town Council Updates Fletton Field Update Flood Warden Report Q&A District


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Oundle Town Meeting

Wednesday 24th April 2019

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  • Report From Last Town Meeting
  • Police Update
  • District Councillor's Report
  • Oundle Town Council Updates
  • Fletton Field Update
  • Flood Warden Report
  • Q&A

Agenda

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District Councillors

Rupert Reichhold Phil Stearn Jake Vowles Annabel de Capell Brooke

County Councillor

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OTC – Neighbourhood Plan

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Neighbourhood Plan

Planned 312

Cotterstock Road St Christopher’s Dr Benefield Road Wakerley Close Stoke Doyle Rd Herne Road Miller’s Field

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ENC Local Plan

Planned 322 Possible 490-560

Cotterstock Road St Christopher’s Dr Benefield Road Wakerley Close Stoke Doyle Rd Herne Road Miller’s Field

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Site Selection

  • We do not have the money, or time, to defend our

partially developed site strategy

  • There were three partially developed sites
  • Cotterstock Road
  • St Christopher’s Drive
  • Herne Road
  • All Sites could be developed by SA Rules
  • Process was to choose the best of the three.
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Simplified Site Selection

  • Cotterstock Road
  • Poor road access past Primary School
  • No contribution to Town
  • St Christophers Drive
  • Poor road access and tree felling
  • No Contribution to Town
  • Herne Road
  • Poor Road Access down Herne Road
  • Major green space contribution to town
  • 2 Cricket Pitches, plus cycle ways and walking routes
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New Neighbourhood Plan

Planned 324

Benefield Road Wakerley Close Stoke Doyle Rd Herne Road Miller’s Field

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Pla lanned Activities From Nov

  • Obtain ENC Justification for Chosen Sites
  • ENC have accepted that there were serious errors in

their site selection process. Process to be repeated

  • Bring Our Neighbourhood Plan into line with ENC
  • expectations. We have to change ENC mind set, or

change the plan

  • Partial site development strategy taken out of OTC Plan
  • Resubmit Oundle’s Neighbourhood Plan for Reg 14

consultation and vote

  • Repeat of Reg 14 not required. Plan now ready for

submission to ENC

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What we did

  • Took guidance from independent planning advisor
  • Partial site development, whilst not impossible has

become risky

  • Completed updates based on Reg14 feedback
  • Revised site selection based on Sustainability

Assessment

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OTC – North Bridge

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OTC – North Bridge

We have Bollards,

  • quite wide
  • traffic flowing reasonably well
  • much better than the original

plan

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OTC – North Bridge

…… but not everyone noticed

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OTC – North Bridge.

  • “We are currently aiming for the 2nd week in July to

start the works.”

  • “This is dependent on completing
  • access licence agreements
  • listed building consent
  • Environment Agency permit”

“all of which are well on the way.”

  • “The designers/contractor is currently working on

the preliminary design and should be with us in early May.”

Quote from NCC Highways 16th April

When will work start?

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OTC – North Bridge

  • “We anticipate that the works will commence in

the later part of the next financial year.” ie 2020.

Dec 2018

  • “We don’t have a firm start date yet but would

like to be on site for June.”

March 2019

  • “We are currently aiming for the 2nd week in

July to start the works.”

April 2019

NCC Highways Statements

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OTC – Finances

  • Income
  • Precept

£451,545

  • Other

£220,382 £671,927

  • Expenditure
  • Staff & Office

£264,365

  • Properties

£140,771

  • Other

£163,124 £568,260

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OTC – Finances

  • Variances
  • NCC Services

£60,000

  • Grants

£12,370

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Queen Victoria Hall

  • Outstanding loan of £427,802
  • OTC makes annual repayments of £22,793
  • OTC also contributed £8,000 to running costs
  • Hire charge income of £13,125
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Ideas for Town Plan

Our vision is that Oundle remains a stunningly beautiful, thriving market town renowned for being a fantastic place to live and to work and a joy to visit

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SAVE FLETTON FIELD

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FLETTON FIELD’S TIMELINE

2019 s77 consultation 2018 NCC advertise sale for development 2017 Public Inquiry for VG 2016 ENDC refuse

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permission 2016 Listed as Community Asset 2015 NCC submitted planning 2015 NCC called for VG applications 1973 Allocated to primary school WW2 Community use allotments 1929 County Council

  • wnership

1899 Smith Brewery sold to Poor Union

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UPDATES

  • “Oundle Recreation and Greenspaces Group”
  • We would like to say thank you to you, the Town, for your unwavering

support

  • Our Successes 2018/19

– Cotterstock Road field, has been secured under a long term lease – Our campaign continues to grow, and gain support to “Save Fletton Field.

  • We made a bid to NCC to purchase the field – generously

supported by the Town Council and Oundle School

  • Reaching 80% of our funding goal
  • Increasing awareness and use of the field by wide range of Oundle

people.

  • So what is next;

– We continue to seek NCC to accept our bid to purchase and managed by and for Oundle people.

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FLOOD WARDEN REPORT

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EXERCISE BREWER – OCT 2018

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EXERCISE BREWER

  • COUNTYWIDE EMERGENCY

EXERCISE

  • FIRST USE OF FLETTON HOUSE

AS AN EMERGENCY CENTRE

  • OUNDLE SCENARIO –

EMERGENCY RESPONSES TO FLOODS IN THE TOWN AND EVACUEES.

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EXERCISE BREWER

  • INVOLVED
  • BRITISH RED CROSS
  • MET OFFICE
  • COUNTY EMERGENCY PLANNING TEAM
  • OUNDLE SCHOOL DRAMA DEPT
  • POLICE AND FIRE
  • BBC RADIO NORTHAMPTON
  • CASUALTIES UNION
  • EMERGENCY WELFARE GROUP
  • FLOOD WARDENS
  • … AND PLENTY MORE
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EXERCISE BREWER

  • IMPACT ON OUNDLE
  • LEAFLET DROPS – COMMUNITY

ENGAGEMENT

  • RECEPTION CENTRE – FLETTON

HOUSE

  • 40 ‘CASUALTIES’
  • EMERGENCY WELFARE GROUP
  • OTHER AREAS
  • THRAPSTON, WARMINGTON,

BRIGSTOCK, CHELVESTON, DENFORD, GLAPTHORN, RAUNDS

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EXERCISE BREWER

  • DEEMED A SUCCESS!
  • RECOMMENDATIONS
  • FLETTON HOUSE SUITABLE AS A

MAIN BASE OF OPERATIONS AS WELL AS RECEPTION AREA.

  • CURRENTLY NOT ABLE TO TAKE

EVACUEES FOR MORE THAN 12 HOURS.

  • NEED TO INSTALL SHOWER

FACILITIES AND THEN WE HAVE A 24HR RECEPTION CENTRE.

  • DO NOT TRUST ACTORS!!
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PATHFINDER II PROJECT

  • A FREE - FLOOD RISK AND MITIGATION

INVESTIGATION

  • INCLUDED
  • VISUAL SURVEY OF THE SURFACE WATER

CATCHMENT

  • REVIEW OF EXISTING FLOOD MAPPING

AND DATASETS

  • IDENTIFICATION OF AREAS FOR FURTHER

INVESTIGATION, MAINTENANCE OR IMPROVEMENT WORKS.

  • £3,000 GRANT TO SETUP A FLOOD KIT

FOR OUNDLE

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PATHFINDER II PROJECT

  • FINDINGS
  • RIVERS AND STREAMS – WE ARE WELL AWARE OF THE RISKS FROM THESE
  • SURFACE WATER – THIS WAS RELATIVELY NEW AND HIGHLIGHTED WHERE WE

ARE AT RISK FROM LARGE AMOUNTS OF SURFACE WATER MAKING ITS WAY TO DRAINAGE AREAS.

  • UPDATED MAPS OF FLOOD RISK FOR THE TOWN, CAN BE VIEWED TODAY.