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WABERTHWAITE & CORNEY PARISH COUNCIL Clerk : Mr Keith Hitchen Over Irt Holmrook Telephone : 01946 724710 Cumbria CA19 1UG Email [email protected] 8th June 2016 Dear Councillor, You are summoned to attend the meeting of Waberthwaite & Corney Parish Council in Waberthwaite, Corney & District Village Hall on Monday 13th June 2016 at 7.30pm Yours faithfully Keith Hitchen Clerk of the Council Agenda 1. Apologies for absence To receive apologies for absence 2. Election of Chair 3. Election of Vice Chair 4. Declaration of Interest To receive declarations of interest by members in respect of items in this agenda 5. Minutes of the last Meeting To authorise the chairman to sign the minutes of the council meeting held on 9th May 2016 as a true record. 6. Matters arising from the minutes Any items arising from the minutes not covered in the minutes. 7. Public Participation 20 minutes for members of the public to speak to the council 8. Correspondence 8.1. Lake District National Park Authority – Planning Application, 7/2016/4026 Middleton Place Farm – Action 8.2. Lake District National Park Authority, Transport in West Cumbria – Action 8.3. Waberthwaite, Corney & District Village Hall invoice for room hire, £84.00 - Action 8.4. National Grid, land ownership – Information 8.5. Cumbria County Council Highways - Information 9. Parish Plan – Nothing to report 1 10. South Copeland Partnership – A special meeting on 15th June to discuss Nu Gen Social Legacy. 7pm at Millom Network Centre. 11. Financial Report 11.1. Current a/c £370.00, Deposit a/c £2,290.40 11.2. Sign Audit documents - Action 12. Business 12.1. Highway matters 12.2. Public Rights of Way (PROW) 12.3. Other parish issues raised by Councillors 12.4. Defibrillator 12.5. Asset Register & Inspection Checklist 13. Matter to be considered at the next Parish Council Meeting 14. Date of next meeting – 7.30pm 11th July 2016 at Corney Village Hall NOTE As you will notice in correspondence I have put Action in bold. These are the items that need the council to take action on. The remainder are for information these items do not need to be read out unless a councillor requests it. 2 .

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