April 2019 Minutes
MINUTES OF THE WOODHALL SPA PARISH ANNUAL PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY 16th APRIL MAY 2019 AT 7.15 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER STANHOPE AVENUE
PRESENT
Councillors: D Clarke (Chairman), M Williams, T Clapton, N Ford, T Handley, I Clarke, J Frost and A Hunter
IN ATTENDANCE
Councillor C Leyland from ELDC and J Greer, Parish Clerk were also in attendance.
FC/1/4/19
CHAIRMAN’S REMARKS
The Chairman thanked the Councillors who had been involved with the Parish Council over the last 4 years for all the work they had done.
He also stated how disappointed he was that only 7 people from the village of Woodhall Spa put themselves forward for the next term.
FC/2/4/19
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE WITH REASON GIVEN
Apologies were received and acknowledged from Councillor Sanderson, Councillor Phelan and Councillor Farrar.
FC/3/4/19
DECLARATION OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCALISM ACT 2011
There were no disclosable pecuniary interests declared in matters on the agenda, which had not already been declared to the Monitoring Officer at ELDC.
FC/4/4/19
REQUESTS FROM MEMBERS FOR A DISPENSATION ON ANY ITEMS ON THE AGENDA
There were no requests for a dispensation on any items on the agenda.
FC/5/4/19
NOTES OF MEETINGS TO BE APPROVED AS THE MINUTES
a. Full Council meeting on 19th March 2019
It was proposed, seconded and resolved to approve the notes of 19th March Council meeting as being a true record of the meeting.
FC/6/4/19
TO RECEIVE THE DRAFT NOTES FROM
a. The Planning Committee held on 2nd April
There were no comments.
b. The Resource Committee held on 2nd April
There were no comments.
FC/7/4/19
REPORTS FROM CLERK AND COUNCILLORS ON MATTERS OUTSTANDING AND ACTIONS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES
No comments were made.
FC/8/4/19
REPORTS FROM DISTRICT AND COUNTY COUNCILLORS
East Lindsey District Councillor Craig Leyland gave a brief update regarding the car parking situation at the Spa Baths which would now be passed onto the Highways department. The McCarthy & Stone development is still going through the process and is unlikely to be determined until the new administration is in place.
FC/9/4/19
FINANCIAL MATTERS
a. To approve automated payments and future payments to be made
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously agreed to approve the payment list.
Person/Company to be paid |
Invoice No. |
Details |
Amount £ |
Staffing Costs |
19/305 |
Staff Salary/Pension/HMRC |
1612.54 |
Woodhall Spa Golf Management 2005 Ltd |
19/306 |
Hire of the meeting room for APM |
104.17 |
R.G. Hygiene |
19/307 |
Office Cleaning |
24.00 |
Welton Garden Services |
19/308 |
Last invoice for his cemetery maintenance |
606.00 |
Public Works Loan Board |
19/309 |
Loan repayment |
3754.62 |
ICO |
19/310 |
Annual Data Protection Fee |
40.00 |
British Gas |
19/311 |
ATM Electricity |
50.75 |
Continental Landscapes |
19/312 |
Grave Digging Fees |
513.00 |
Continental landscapes |
19/313 |
Grave Digging Fees |
419.00 |
Chris Grant |
19/314 |
Rotary Litter Picker Grant |
142.92 |
Viking Direct |
19/315 |
Office Stationery |
127.46 |
Tony Gibbons |
19/316 |
Speed Signs & Office Repairs |
56.60 |
FC/10/4/19
PLANNING MATTERS
a. To consider and respond to S/215/00418/19 – Ilex, Tattershall Road. Extension and alteration to the existing dwelling to provide an enlarged lounge.
It was proposed and seconded to support this application. Councillor Williams abstained from voting.
b. S/215/00625/19 – Petwood Hotel. Installation of 30no. External lights and 15no. external CCTV cameras on existing hotel building
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to support both these applications.
c. S/215/00626 – Petwood Hotel. Installation on 8no. Internal CCTV cameras, 30no. External lights and 15no. external CCTV cameras on existing hotel building and on lighting/CCTV columns to a maximum height of 8m
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to support both these applications.
d. To note Full Planning Permission has been granted to S/215/00264/19 - Tasburgh Lodge, 30 Victoria Avenue
The planning decision was noted.
2. To consider and respond to proposed tree work:
a. EZY/0045/19/TCA – Fell an Acacia, Lindsey House, Alverston Avenue
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to support this application.
b. EZY/0046/19/TPA – 15 Oak trees maintenance at 20 St Leonards Close
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to support this application.
c. EZY/0047/19/TCA – Fell and maintain 3 trees, The Oaks, The Broadway
d. It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to support this application.
e. EZY/0050/19/TCA – Holly maintenance, Frieston House, Victoria Ave
f. It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to support this application.
FC/12/4/19
TO CONSIDER THE COMMUNITY GRANT RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE RESOURCE COMMITTEE AND RESOLVE PAYMENT
It was proposed seconded and unanimously resolved to follow the Resource Committee’s recommendations and award £500 to support the 75th Arnhem Commemoration on 18th August in the village, £500 towards the printing costs of the Cottage Museum, £250 towards the Croquets Club’s fence, £500 towards match funding to be released when the funds are required and £475 towards the travel costs to Parliament for the pupils of St Andrews.
The following grant applications were unsuccessful: Rotary Club CCTV Project and the Tennis Club Shed and base application.
FC/13/4/19
TO CONSIDER THE LEAFLET DRAFTED BY THE RESOURCE COMMITTEE REGARDING THE COMMUNITY CONSULTATION FOR JPWS NEXT STAGE DEVELOPMENT AND RESOLVE EXPENDITURE FOR VILLAGE WIDE LEAFLET DROP WITH ROYAL MAIL
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to allocate a maximum of £500 towards the cost of the leaflet drop with Royal Mail and to allocate a maximum of £1000 towards the printing & delivery of the leaflets for the whole of the Parish. The leaflets are to be distributed the first week in June with a return deadline of 28th June.
FC/14/4/19
TO CONSIDER AND RESOLVE A PAYMENT FOR CROP LOSS TO ENABLE THE DRAINAGE WORKS TO COMMENCE AT THE KIRKBY LANE CEMETERY
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolve to make a maximum of £2000 available for any crop lost during the drainage work. The land owner had agreed to waiver the fee if minimal disruption was caused.
FC/15/4/19
TO CONSIDER AND RESOLVE THE BUDGET FOR A BANNER FOR THE CLOSED CHURCHYARD REGARDING THE DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF THIS YEAR’S ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to set a maximum budget of £125 for a banner and swing board sign to advertise the Annual Parish Meeting.
FC/16/4/19
TO CONSIDER AND RESOLVE EXPENDITURE FOR A BOOK TOKEN/OR SIMILAR FOR PUPILS TAKING PART IN THE ANNUAL PARISH MEETING ON THURSDAY 23RD MAY
It was proposed, seconded and unanimously resolved to purchase from the Book Fayre, a £5 book token each for the 8 children taking part in the meeting
FC/17/4/19
TO CONSIDER A QUOTE FROM THE MAINTENANCE CONTRACTOR AT KIRKBY LANE CEMETERY TO REPLACE THE WOODEN FENCE TO THE RIGHT OF THE GATE
The quote was not available for the meeting so the item was deferred.
FC/18/4/19 TO CONSIDER AND RESPOND IF REQUIRED TO CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED SINCE THE LAST MEETING:
a. A request to fly the Red Ensign for the Merchant Navy
The Clerk is to acquire prices for the flag for the next meeting.
b. Information regarding the new Camper Van Community tour bus
The Council noted the new facility.
FC/19/4/19
ITEMS FOR THE NEXT AGENDA
London Bridge & Benches
FC/20/4/19
DATES AND TIMES OF NEXT MEETINGS
Full Council Tuesday 21st May 7.15pm for 7.30pm
Committee meetings will resume after Councillors are elected onto Committees as it is an election year.
The Chairman closed the meeting at 9.35 pm