Sunday 20 May 2012

Meeting Minutes for 15th May 2012

These minutes have been provided as the legal copy of proceedings of the Aston Ingham Parish Council Meetings for the information of Parishioners of Aston Ingham Parish.




MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING OF ASTON INGHAM PARISH COUNCIL HELD ON TUESDAY 15TH MAY 2012 AT 7.30 P.M. IN THE VILLAGE HALL

ATTENDED BY Mr J. Harding (chairman), Mr J. Whatley, Mr C. Tormey, Mr E. Green, Mr S. Burns, Mrs R. Tree
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
CHAIRMAN – Mrs Tree proposed Mr J.Harding, Mr Green seconded. All in favour.
VICE CHAIRMAN AND PLANNING OFFICER – Mr Tormey proposed Mr J.Whatley, Mrs Tree seconded. All in favour.
Declaration of Acceptance of Office signed.
MINUTES OF APRIL MEETING were read, approved and signed.
MATTERS ARISING
1)     Letters received from Carol Saunders, Customer Insight Unit regarding drains at Crews Hill and potholes on Oaks Lane.

2)     Blocked drains between church and village hall, junction of Oaks Lane and B4222 and at Aston Crews (Sunnybank) – to be reported.

3)     The possibility of resiting the finger post at the junction by the Penny Farthing at Aston Crews was discussed.

4)     There was concern about visibility and safety at the turning to Linton at Aston Crews. District Council to be contacted regarding possibility of warning signs.

5)     If there is still time to purchase Jubilee mugs, Mr Whatley proposed this be done Mrs Tree seconded. All in favour. Mr Tormey to liaise with Clerk. Cheque for required amount to be written when needed. Mr Harding proposed, Mr Green seconded. All in favour.

6)     Pilgrim’s Cross to be made priority project for Jubilee. When this is underway, Council will start looking at enhanced boundary signs. Mrs Tree proposed, Mr Burns seconded. All in favour. There is a possibility that Mrs Tree could create a booklet giving the historical background of the crosses which might aid any grant applications.

7)     Mr Whatley is checking the safety aspects of lighting a beacon at Crews Hill.
PLANNING – none
CORRESPONDENCE
                           I.          Email from Ian Baker (Community Resilience Officer) regarding possibility of standpipes if drought continued.

                         II.          Living Villages – invitation to event

                        III.          Diamond Day – update

                       IV.          H.A.L.C. courses – details have been emailed to councillors

                         V.          Gorsley/Kilcot newsletter

                       VI.          Clerk/Council Direct

                      VII.          Exhibition poster
FINANCE   C.A. £2194.15   A.I.P.C.H.F. £107.63  P.C. £11.93
1)     Precept received - £1100.00

2)     Annual Insurance Premium –   £265.00  if Parish Council signs

another 3 year agreement. Clerk to check if any better price can be offered, otherwise Mr Harding proposed this be paid, Mr Green seconded. All in favour.

3)     Land Easement – (Godfrey – Payton). Mr Harding proposed sum of £20.00 be paid, Mrs Tree seconded. All in favour. Mr Whatley declared an interest
ANY OTHER MATTERS
v  Parish Map – next month’s agenda. Decision to be made regarding purchase of cabinet.

v  Sandbags – 20 empty bags to be requested to improve storage.
DATE OF NEXT MEETING – Monday 11th June
MEETING CLOSED AT 9.00 p.m.
The Aston Ingham Parish Council meeting is held in the committee room in the Village Hall on the second Monday of each month (excluding August, unless a special meeting needs to be called).
The meeting begins promptly at 7.30 p.m., and business is usually finished by 9.30 – 10.00 p.m.
Parishioners are welcome to attend the monthly meetings, and if they have any points of concern with respect to our parish to send a letter prior to the meeting to our clerk, Heather Hobbs, Brooklands Cottage, Aston Ingham, HR9 7LS, for discussion at the meeting. Alternatively, points may be raised during the allocated time for public submissions at the meeting.
For an online copy of the approved minutes please refer to www.aipcreports.blogspot.com






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