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Minutes of the Meeting 03/08 Held on 28Th BALDERNOCK COMMUNITY COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting 03/08 held on 28th. May 2008 Present: Mark Hazell, chairman Prof. Peter Langhorne, treasurer Geoffrey Jarvis, committee member John Hansen, secretary Rev Andrew Lees Councillor Anne McNair PC Steve McInnes Jo Swinson MP - part time 12 other members of the community 1. Apologies None 2. Minutes of Meeting 02/08 One item in the minutes was disputed - the planning item TP/ED/08/0132. The details of the application taken from the EDC notes are wrong. There is no garage or decking involved in the proposed works. In order to avoid any further promulgation of EDC errors it was agreed only to list new items and to refer readers to the EDC Web site for details. The secretary has had responses from EDC Planning to our submissions re. screening the new offices at Stent foundations and from Rangers FC about their floodlights. We are to take note of when the lights are on after 10 p.m. or when the pitches are not in use and to get back to them with these details. Further to an insubstantial response from EDC Roads about the potholes, pavements and flooding up Craigmaddie it was agreed that we should photograph the details of our complaints and send them to EDC roads. Mark led a vote of thanks to those who turned out on our clean up day to litter pick the Linn, Bardowie and Balmore, and to Councillor Anne for all her work to set up facilities. 3. Police Matters PC McInnes reported the following since the last meeting: • Vehicle with no Test Certificate, 2/4/08 on Auchenhowie Road. Driver charged. • Drug Offence @ 2000hrs on 22/4/08 on Barraston Road near to disused quarry. Male found to unlawfully have a quantity of cannabis in his possession. Male charged. • Balmore Road, Balmore @ 2355hrs on 3/5/08, driving in excess of 30mph speed limit. Driver charged. • Theft by Housebreaking, Paterson©s Laun, Balmore, between 11/4/08 - 16/5/08. Force entry into garage and steal motor vehicle. 3.1.ROAD TRAFFIC ISSUES 3.1.1.ROAD ACCIDENTS • 27/3/08 - Allander Toll Roundabout, Balmore Road, 2 vehicles, no injuries or charges. 3.1.2.TRAFFIC OFFENCES Three drivers have been charged with various road traffic offences, whilst driving on Balmore road. Please send any comments to the Secretary and please stay up to date with our Web Pages on http://www.baldernock.org.uk Page number: 1 BALDERNOCK COMMUNITY COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting 03/08 held on 28th. May 2008 3.2.OTHER ISSUES 3.2.1.BOGUS WORKERS This time of the year can usually see an increase in bogus worker type crimes. These individuals will be strangers, and will attend at peoples homes unannounced, offering to carry out gardening or minor repairs. However their main purpose is to significantly over-charge for the work completed or to gain access into the house to steal property (wallet, purse, money, credit cards etc). This type of cold caller will not be from a legitimate company. Do not let them into your home. If you are suspicious about any person attending at your door, call the Police. 3.2.2.INTER VILLAGE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Unfortunately, Baldernock Primary had to withdraw from this years competition due to other commitments. Now in its third year, the event was a great success, with St Machan©s Primary, Lennoxtown winning. Hopefully Baldernock will be back next year. 3.2.3.POLICE SURGERY There has been a significant increase in the number of local people using the Police Surgery held within Baldernock Church Hall, every Wednesday, between 13.30 - IS.OOhrs. Anybody is welcome to attend for advice, or a friendly chat. PC Steve Mclnnes B816 Community Police Kirkintilloch Police Office Tel 0141 5324400/4453. 4. Cut the Carbon Geoffrey is handing over his leadership of our group to our "good women". Alison Hazell and Jean Langhorne have agreed to generate activity. Fintry and Strathblane are local communities to watch and liaise with, as they seem to be making progress. Geoffrey would like to arrange a showing of the "11th Hour" film for our members who missed its screening on TV last week. 5. Tidy Up the Ford We all agreed that the Ford is a mess, a health and safety hazard, and a very bad way for vehicles and cycles. Work must be done to clean up the landscaping, fix the handrail and path hazards, and to repair the potholes in the pavement and road. Alison agreed to take photos and raise the matter again with EDC. If nothing comes of this we shall seek offers for the repair work and look for members© approval to use the community council funds. 6. Planning Matters 6.1.Planning Applications Geoffrey Jarvis reported the following planning applications: • TP/ED/08/0326 Mr. Alexander Fairfull, Bardowie Castle. • TP/ED/08/0397 Mr. & Mrs. N. Alexander, The Kirk House, Craigmaddie Road. • TP/ED/08/0259 Mr. & Mrs. Forbes, 1 North Lodge, Strathblane Road, Milngavie. • TP/ED/08/0130 Rangers FC, Murray Park. • TP/ED/08/0317 Mr. & Mrs. Kemsley, 16 Glenorchard Road, Balmore. Please send any comments to the Secretary and please stay up to date with our Web Pages on http://www.baldernock.org.uk Page number: 2 BALDERNOCK COMMUNITY COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting 03/08 held on 28th. May 2008 • TP/ED/07/1279 Mr. Ian Reid, Balmore Farm. • TP/ED/08/0116 Mr. & Mrs. O. Lemoine, "Orchard Lea", Tower Road, Torrance. Details of these applications may be viewed on the EDC website There is to be a Public Inquiry into the Cala masterplan for the Kilmardinny area of ground between the railway and Milngavie Road to which our Community Council and Bearsden & Milngavie lodged objections and which the ED Council turned down. It was agreed that Geoffrey should continue to represent us in these matters. 7. Treasurer's Report We have bought a projector and now have £1,175 on account. We intend to contribute to the marquee hire at the annual Summer Fayre at Colbeg on 23rd. August to pay for the need for a large, floored tent suitable for our summer ceilidh to be held there that evening. 8. Secretary's Report Mark introduced this item by announcing that the secretary is leaving to build a solar power station in Rubayat Egypt. He led a vote of thanks for the work John has done as secretary and Web master. The search for replacements remains open. The following correspondence has been exchanged since the last meeting: • EDC Planning. The correspondence on Stent and Rangers already covered in item 2 above. • EDC Roads. The correspondence about potholes and floods in Craigmaddie also covered above. • NHS Public Partnership Forum. Members are invited to a public event on 18th June in Cairns Church, 11 Buchanan Street, Milngavie from 2 - 4 p.m. giving information and on how to become involved. Call David Radford 0141 201 9702 or eMail: [email protected] • Calor Village of the Year. Jo Swinson has been writing to encourage us to enter for this as she feels we are particularly qualified. We have a month to submit our entry. 9. Other Matters 9.1. Calor Village of the Year. As introduced by the secretary above. The application form will appear shortly on our Web site and you are all invited to contribute answers to the questions. Mark needs your help and support so please look it over and contribute what you can. 9.2.Future Speakers We need to hear proposals from you for our future programme. Ros Jarvis volunteered to talk about her recent mission to India and John nominated Rev. Andrew to tell us how he came to be with us. The basic objective of this plan is for us to learn more of the interesting lives and deeds of members of our community. 9.3.Web Site Members are encouraged to register on the our site so that we may keep them up to date with community goings on. The link to it is at the bottom of this page. Please send any comments to the Secretary and please stay up to date with our Web Pages on http://www.baldernock.org.uk Page number: 3 BALDERNOCK COMMUNITY COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting 03/08 held on 28th. May 2008 10. Date of next Meeting It was agreed that the next ordinary meeting would be held on 10th. September 2008. 11.Interval for Refreshments and conversation on events Biscuits, Tea, coffee, wine and chat were enjoyed by all present. 12.Talk by John Hansen ªHarnessing Solar Energyº John closed the evening with a presentation on his solar experience which he is about to resume by managing the construction of a new plant in Egypt. Having explained how he became involved in Solar he took us through the range of systems which he has constructed or helped to develop to generate power. He outlined the other systems available and had a short discussion on their merits. Finally he presented a chart of the solar energy available annually throughout Europe that shows nowhere in Europe gets up to 87% of the energy available to the world areas currently developing large power systems. Worse still the chart clearly shows the West of Scotland as one of the cloudiest corners of Europe getting only 28% of the solar energy available to plants that have so far proved to be viable today. Please send any comments to the Secretary and please stay up to date with our Web Pages on http://www.baldernock.org.uk Page number: 4.
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