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Kirkby Overblow Paris.H Council Meeting KIRKBY OVERBLOW PARIS.H COUNCIL MEETING To be held in the School at 8pm on Monday 26 March 2018 Agenda 1. To receive apologies for absence 2. Members’ Declaration of Interest 3. To receive and if thought fit, approve the minutes of the Council Meeting held on 22/01/18 4. Matters arising from the minutes 5. Questions from the public None received 6. To report on or consider Planning Applications/TPOs/Enforcement Notices received (a) 17/05574/FUL –erection of grain store and formation of new vehicular access road – land adjacent to Red House Barn, Harrogate road, Dunkeswick, LS17 9LW (b 17/05532/PNAFUL erection of agricultural storage building, land off Swindon Lane, Kirkby Overblow (c) 18/00345/FUL - alterations to boundary wall and access, erection of stables, tack room and hay enclosure – land off Swindon Lane. (d) 18/00761/FUL – new front driveway and parking for 2 cars – 4-5 Park View, Follifoot Lane, Kirkby Overblow (e) 18/00999/FUL – erection of single storey extension (revised scheme) – Ninekyrkes, Follifoot Lane, Kirkby Overblow (f) Enforcement Notice re 17/04320/FUL - Land Comprising Field At 431708 448851 Swindon Lane – breach of condition 3 iro storage on site. (g) Enforcement Notice – Land comprising field off Swindon Lane – re 1) Erection of stables, 2) Siting of van body, 3) Erection of fencing, 4) Signage. (h) Enforcement Notice – Land comprising field off Swindon Lane – re size of hardstanding. 7. To report on Decision Notices / Appeals received (a) 17/05439/FUL erection of single storey extension, All Saints Meadow, Swindon lane, Kirkby Overblow Planning Permission Granted Subject To Conditions (b) 16/01882/FUL - retention of 3 cctv and security lights and working light columns – Birdwell Farm, Swindon Lane, Kirkby Overblow Planning Permission Granted Subject To Conditions (c) 17/05473/FUL – erection of single storey extension, High Meadow, Barrowby Lane, Kirkby Overblow Planning Permission refused (d) 17/05532/PNAFUL erection of agricultural storage building, land off Swindon Lane, Kirkby Overblow Planning Permission refused (e) 17/05207/FUL - Demolition of existing bungalow and erection of replacement bungalow (Revised scheme), Field House Bungalow Kirkby Overblow Harrogate North Yorkshire HG3 1HL Planning Permission refused (f) 17/00105/NREFPP - Retrospective application for works to an existing access to include erection of entrance wall and gates - Wharfedale Grange Farm Red House To Castle View Dunkeswick. Appeal dismissed 8. Correspondence (a) Letter to NYCC highways re drainage and response (b) PC letter to village residents re Articstar application 17/05532/PNAFUL. (c) Correspondence with Carter Jonas and their letter to HBC re Articstar application. (d) Correspondence between Jane Lurcuck HBC and D. Ritson for Articstar. (e) Letter to Jane Lurcuck HBC re Fawcett application. 18/00710/PNA. (f) Letter re Spofforth with Stockeld Neighbourhood Area designation (g) Email from Kearby with Netherby Parish Council re 1)road signage and 2) litter pick (h) Grasscutting tender (i) Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS) – NYCC questionnaire 9. Parish Election arrangements 10.K.O. Village Matters 11. Dunkeswick Matters Cllr. Snowden to report 12. School Activities Cllr. Denwood to report 13. Crime and Disorder NY Police crime figures for January and February 2018 14. Accounts & Finance (a) Receipts & Payments since 22 January 15. Village Events 16. Items for Information Mike Richards, Clerk, Hurcroft House, Harrogate Road, Huby,Leeds LS17 0EF Tel: 07885 768787 .
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