July 2024

Roger Calfe
Aug 5, 2024
3 min read

Updated: Oct 7, 2024

ST HILARY PARISH COUNCIL Meeting Friday 5th July 2024

ATTENDANCE

Cllrs D Reed (Chairman) G Ford P Behrens, J Howells, P Rule, M Ryan, W Searle, T Thomas, L Vardy.

APOLOGIES

Cllr Ford, Cllr West.

C/CLLR MARTIN REPORT

Cllr Martin said that he had very little to report but will chase up recent planning applications. Cllr Rule asked if Cllr Martin could find out when Long lane was going to be trimmed

PUBLIC QUESTION TIME

Several members of the public put forward their objections concerning the application PA24/03382 Glamping units at Colenso, The Chairman then moved item 9 to item 5 , Then after a long and detailed discussion it was resolved unanimously to recommend refusal of this application.

DECLARATIONS OF INTERESTS

Nothing Raised

MINUTES OF THE LAST MEETING

It was proposed by Cllr Behrens and seconded by Cllr Howells that the Chairman sign the minutes circulated prior to this meeting as being a correct record of that meeting 5 Councillors agreed and 3 Councillors abstained, Motion carried.

CHAIRMANS REPORT

Cllr Howells informed the Chairman that the previous report concerning white lines at Millpool should have stated that the site is in Breage Parish and not our Parish as stated.

FINANCE & ACCOUNTS FOR PAYMENT

The Clerk asked for the following cheques for payment

1 St Hilary Church (young explorers) 230.00

After a discussion concerning the Young Explorers group a vote was taken and it was resolved that the Parish Council make the payment, Motion carried by 7 votes to one vote. It was then proposed by Cllr Vardy and seconded by Cllr Thomas that the Council accept payment of all cheques, All Agreed

NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN UPDATE

Cllr Ryan stated that the report that he had sent to the Clerk had been altered and was not represented in the minutes, After a discussion it was suggested that in future all reports should be cut and pasted thus saving any problems in the future.

STANDING ORDERS.

CLLR RULE Reported that FP45 was flooded and we need to contact Cornwall Council, the cars at Woodstock are still there even after being reported to the DVLA and County.