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Summary of Minutes

Summary of Minutes Parish Council Meeting Monday 28th November 2016

  • Highways report that still awaiting developer will reconstruct footpath adjacent to 3 new houses on Thrigby Road
  • Highways report that drainage scheme opposite school will now be carried out in new financial year.
  • Noted approval of 2-storey side and rear extension at Amelia Cottage, Thrigby Road.
  • Noted approval of variation of condition for revision of house types at land north of Main Road opposite Church Lane.
  • The annual grass cutting contract for the playing field was awarded this year to Garden Guardian
  • Noted approval of demolition of existing barns and construction of one new barn style dwelling at Glebe Farm, Main Road.
  • Noted approval of rear and front extension at 1, Broad Cottage, Main Road.
  • Received latest Playing Field Committee report from Mr. A. Thompson.
  • The Parish Precept of £8,900 was agreed. This was calculated so that expected expenditure would balance out of expected income. The good news is that the Parish Council has decided to increase the precept figure by only £100 for the forthcoming year to cover a small increase in administrative costs.
  • Received Police Crime Report from PC Richard Cook for period August 2016 to end of October:- 20 calls received for minor incidents, and 1 reported crime of domestic related criminal damage.

This summary is provided by the Parish Clerk:
Mr David G. Balls,
Manor House,
Church Lane,
Filby.
NR29 3HW
Tel 01493 368246.
email:- david.balls@zen.co.uk

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