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Todwick Parish
Council Minutes

JRW261

TODWICK PARISH COUNCIL

Minutes of the meeting held in Todwick Village Hall at 7.30 p.m.
on Tuesday 24th February 2004

PRESENT

Councillor Pantry - Chairman
Councillor Mosley - Vice Chairman
Councillor Gregory
Councillor Marsh
Councillor B Waller
Councillor L Waller
Clerk & Financial Officer - J R Walker

Police Constables Jones and Saul were in attendance and gave and update on police matters generally. The latest crime statistics were not available because of problems with the police computer.

03/130 APOLOGIES
An apology was received from Councillor Langford.

03/131 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
There were no amendments.
The minutes were signed as a correct record.

03/132 MATTERS ARISING
1. 03/127
Mosley had repaired the gate, hasp and staple

2. 03/129(4)
B Waller was to arrange a meeting with Simon Quarta at RMBC

3. 03/129(5)
B Waller had received a reply. There were no plans for a surgery at present

03/133 URGENT ITEMS FOR LATER CONSIDERATION
1. Parish Plan
2. A57 Improvement Scheme

03/134 CLERK'S REPORT
Clerk
had undertaken all his duties as instructed. There were no outstanding matters.

03/135 FINANCIAL OFFICER'S REPORT

 

£

Monies Received

 

1. Mr J Foster - Allotment Rent 2003/5

16.00

 

 

Payments made since last meeting

 

1. Village Hall Committee - Hall Rents

47.00

 

 

Payments to be made

 

1. North Notts. Newspapers Ltd - Advertisement

76.49

2. J Mosley - Village Maintenance

272.00

3. J R Walker - Salary & Expenses

512.84

4. Neepsend Asphalting - Recreation Ground

2204.60

5. Burslem Community Trust - Village Plan

2937.50

 

 

Unpresented Cheques

 

1. Nil

 

 

Existing bank balances 

Business Premium

Business Reserve

Community

£7,524.43

£61,741.09

£1.00

 

Bank balances after payments made

Business premium

Business Reserve

Community

£1,521.00

£61,741.09

£1.00 

 

03/136 CORRESPONDENCE
1. Groundwork Dearne Valley - Rotherham Environment Forum

2. RMBC - Corporate Plan 2003/6

3. Local Council Review - Renewal
Resolved not to renew the subscription

4. Charity Commission - Recreation Ground
Clerk had replied seeking clarification of several points. He had also written again to the Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation.

5. Charity Commission - Recreation Ground

6. RMBC - Local Transport Day

7. RMBC - Skating in All Saints' Square

8. RMBC - Planning application at 47 Goosecarr Lane

9. Charity Commission - Recreation Ground

10. Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation - Recreation Ground

11. RMBC - Street Naming Proposal at Nickerwood Farm Development

12. RMBC - Licensing Act 2003

13. RMBC - Regeneration Plan

14. Charity Commission - Recreation Ground
Clerk the letter answered the points raised in his earlier letter
Resolved that
1. the Parish Council accounts be kept as previously
2. receipts and payments related to the recreation ground be extracted from the accounts and the necessary return made to the Charity Commission
3. every member of the Parish Council automatically be a Corporate Trustee of the Recreation Ground Charity

15. RMBC - Boundary Wall re RB2003/0392

16. RMBC - Code of Conduct

17. RMBC - Parish Assembly Meeting at Todwick
Chairman encouraged as many members as possible to attend

18. RMBC - Emergency Planning
Clerk would inform that the Chairman, Vice Chairman and Councillor Gregory would attend

The meeting was suspended at 08.30pm

OPEN SESSION
1. Mr M Smith of Furnival Close was concerned about the dumping of slurry, tyres, car batteries and other waste on land off Storth Lane. Lorries had destroyed the surface of this public bridleway. A local wildlife habitat had been destroyed.
Clerk would ask RMBC to investigate and take any necessary enforcement action. He would also ask for an update on his previous reports about the illegal dumping of waste adjacent to the bridleway from Hague's Farm to South Anston.

Open Session closed at 08.50 pm

03/137 PLANNING APPLICATIONS
1. RB2004/0114
Single storey front extension and conservatory to rear at 21 The Meadows for Mr Gardener.
Resolved to offer no objection

2. RB2004/0167
Detached double garage with storeroom over including dormer window and rooflights at 42 Kiveton Lane for Mr Esberger
Resolved to defer a decision until Councillor Mosley had studied the latest drawings

3. RB2004/0307
Single storey side extension at 6 Staniforth Crescent for Mr D Trigg
Resolved to offer no objection

03/138 COMMITTEES
ALLOTMENTS
L Waller reported that almost all were now taken.
Resolved to thank B Waller, L Waller and Gregory for their efforts in bringing this about.
Clerk allotment rents were to be collected on 21 March

VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE
Mosley had now received his copy of the consultants report on the Village Plan. The receipt of this had delayed submissions for external funding but this would now proceed as a matter of urgency.
Chairman informed that the next meeting with the Consultant would be on 3 March

03/139 VILLAGE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT
Mosley
reported on his activities throughout the month.

03/140 COUNCIL VACANCIES
Chairman
regretted to report that there had been no response to either of the two advertisements or the article in the local press.

03/141 URGENT ITEMS
1. Parish Plan
Gregory advised that a supplement would be included with the next edition of The Informer newsletter giving some details of the Consultants Report.

2. A57 Improvement Scheme
Mosley informed that the Scheme had been delayed until further notice because of the lack of available funding.

The meeting closed at 09.40 p.m.

The next ordinary meeting will be held on 30th March 2004.

 

 

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