ILSINGTON PARISH ANNUAL MEETING

 

on 28th  March 2006

 

at LIVERTON VILLAGE HALL

 

 

M I N U T E S

 

Present: Mrs J Smith  (Chairman)

            Mr I Mansfield

Mr D Bardell

            Mr A Blackwell

            Mr M Foster

            Mr K Pepperell

Mr B Squire

Mr R Westaway

Also in attendance:            Mrs C Retallick (Clerk).

 

06/179            Apologies

Messrs Blackhurst, Gibson and Retallick were received and authorised.

 

06/180 To confirm the minutes of the last Parish Meeting 22nd March 2005

These were accepted and signed as being a true record.

 

06/181  Councillors attendance record

Mr D Bardell                            10

Mr N Blackhurst                    4

Mr A Blackwell                     9

Mr P Gibson                            10

Mr M Foster                            9

Mr I Mansfield             8

Mr K Pepperell                        8

Mr M H Retallick                       9

Mrs J Smith                              10

Mr B Squire                             9

Mr R Westaway                    9

           

06/182  Accounts

The following accounts were presented

Liverton Village Hall                  Ilsington Village Hall

Methodist Church             I.P.F.A.R.A.   

Ilsington United Charities            Jane Ford Educational Trust

 

The Ilsington Village Hall accounts were unclear and the councillors asked for them to be explained.  The discussion continued with comparison of the utility bills for both halls.

Also reference was made to money in higher rate accounts and it was noted that Ilsington only have 20% of money on such account and Liverton has 60%.   The accounts were then accepted.

 

ILSINGTON PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

 

 

06/183  Apologies

As before

 

06/184  Declaration of interest in items on the agenda

Mr Squire signed with reference to a planning matter.

 

06/185  To confirm the minutes of the last meeting 28th February 2006

These were signed as a true record of this meeting.

 

06/186  To report matters arising from the minutes not on the agenda.

Mr Bardell reports that there is a grit bin on Knapmore hill and bags have been placed along that road.  However he has still not meet with Mr. Wills and would still like to, the clerk to send email and chase up.  The hedge at Liverton has now been cut back but the debris has been left in road.  The clerk will if the lengthsman could clear it up.

Letter sent to Waldron brother’s reply not received.

 

06/187  Urgent business brought forward by the Chairman

None.

 

06/188  To receive a report from District and County Councillors.

None present.

 

06/189  PUBLIC FORUM

Mr Bardell wanted to discuss the situation at Drumbridges where there are lengthy delays on entering the roundabout from Liverton.  Councillors suggest the situation could be eased if the trees in the center of the roundabout were topped creating a clearer view, they went on to discussed the cycle path which has reduced the width of the carriage way and the fact that it is not lit. 

Mr Foster had been asked to discuss the junction at the end of Green Lane near Woodhouse Cross which has restricted visibility and the parishioner requested a mirror there followed a lengthy discussion and it was decided we should asked DCC but were extremely doubtful our request would be met.

Mrs Smith suggested to councillors that a query should be made to TDC concerning the temporary road into Trago because to repair to the sewers and confirm that is it temporary.

None of the authorities that were contacted with regard to the parking at The Birches, Liverton have replied.

Mr Westaway wanted to bring to the councils attention problems with staff on the dustcarts when a spillage has occurred as they will not clear up after themselves.

Mrs Smith advised the councillors she will not be available for the May meeting and Mr Mansfield does not want to stand for Chairman at that meeting.

 

06/190  To consider the planning applications received from Teignbridge District Council and Dartmoor National Park Authority

1.         Smith’s Wood Ilsington

New pond (landscape feature to encourage wildlife) 65m x 2m deep, varying width to maximum of 20m.  BS declares pecuniary interest.  No objection

2.         Rora House, Halford, Liverton

New meeting hall (for public worship) including toilet accommodation, coffee bar, recording room, games/storage area with link to existing dining area and access road.  No objection.

3.         3 Simms Hill, Ilsington

            Removal of existing shed and replacement with new garden shed. No objection

4.            Brambly Wood, Haytor

            Alterations and extension.  No objection.

5.            Liverton House, Liverton

      Conversion of former forge building to form ancillary facilities.  No objection

Refusal of planning permission

Liverton House, Liverton

Conversion of former forge building to form ancillary facilities.

3 Torrs Cottages, South Knighton

Two storey extension to form two bedroom, en-suite, kitchen and living room.

Grant of Conditional Planning Permission

63 Summerhill Road, Liverton

Renewal of planning permission 2001/2229 for dwelling

 

06/191  The consideration of the Rural Aid grant applications

Liverton Village Hall represented an application for disable toilet facilities and

improvements to the boundary fence.  The councillors accepted this application to

support for the rural aid grant.

 

06/192  To receive reports from Parish Councillors on outside bodies

Mr Bardell reported that there is a TALC meeting on Thursday and the speaker is TDC

Chief Executive.  The clerk read out a report from Mr Gibson from a recent Ilsington

Village Hall meeting.

 

06/193  To authorise payments of cheques presented.

1.         C Retallick salary                                                             £      350.00

2.            Liverton Village Hall (Hall rental)                              £          9.00

3.         Tiscali (phone calls)                                                     £          3.75

4.         DAPC (subscription)                                                       £      416.00

5.         DPFA (Subscription)                                                   £        30.00

6.            DAPC(Training course)                                     £        45.00

7.            Methodist Church                                                         £      275.00

8.         St Michael’s Church                                                 £    2000.00

9.         Parish Magazines                                                        £      100.00            

10.       Flower Show                                                               £      500.00

11.       Playing Field                                                                          £    1000.00                      

12.       ½ Chairman’s telephone rental                                    £        60.00

13.       Clerks overhead’s                                                       £      500.00

14.       Clerk’s mileage                                                 £        94.50

 

(Cheques total for this month                                                            £   5387.25 )

 

In hand after payment of the above cheques and direct debit for broadband, both accounts added together the balance is.                           £   7331.97

All the cheques were authorised.

 

06/194  Correspondence       

TDC    Agenda and Minutes for Standards Committee

DNP    Call for new members for the Dartmoor Sustainable Development Fund Advisory Panel

DAPC  Mch Apr newsletter

Devon In Touch monthly round up March

Rural Transport Partnership Winter Newsletter 2006

Rural Aid AGM 30.3.06 – pass to IM

Devonplay – leaflet about practical resource for consulting children about out door play spaces

Village Green

CPRE and MVF – Best kept village competition 2006 application form

DNPA – Land use and Conservation forum 12.5.06 @ 10.30am

Felling License as Binney Wood, Ilsington

TDC – Devonwide Free Bus Travel – notice’s on N/B

            Rural Skip service for Ilsington and Liverton

Postwatch newsletter and CD

CAB information for N/B

 

06/195  To confirm that the next meeting of Ilsington Parish Council will be held

on Tuesday 25th April 2005 at 7.30 p.m. at Ilsington Village Hall.