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Volume 2, Issue 2 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 South Cave Parish Council Newsletter August 2014 1 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 Annual Parish Meeting DRAFT MINUTES: 29th May 2014 WI Hall South Cave Present: 34 Members of the public 4 speakers Chair: Cllr M. Turner Clerk: Lyndsey Fielding Chair opened the meeting with a brief welcome to the attendees. The minutes of the Annual Parish Meeting of 23rd May 2013, were read and approved There were no matters arising. Presentation: Paul Stevens, Community Resilience Manager, Yorkshire Ambulance Service: Providing information relating to the newly installed Defibrillator at Costcutter, West End, South Cave Mr Stevens provided a brief overview of the defibrillator and how and when to use the device. One member of the public requested an out of hours training session be arranged. Mr Stevens advised it may be possible to arrange an additional training session and would communicate with the Parish Council regarding the arrangements for this. One member of the public suggestion a regional training session is held. Mr Stevens requested this enquiry be re-directed through the Yorkshire Ambulance service who may consider such arrangements. One member of the public advised the Fox & Coney might accommodate an additional defibrillator for the village. 2 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 The financial statements from the Samuel Jobson Bread Charity, the Sophia & Elizabeth Barnard Trust Charity and the Mrs Barnard Allotment Charity were read. One member of the public requested further information/history of the charities. Chair explained the history to two of the charities Samuel Jobson Bread Charity and Mrs Barnard Allotment Charity. Presentations: Ros Perry, Caves U3A: The launch of World War 1 Commemorations Ms Perry provided information relating to the current works being completed by the Caves U3A and the Launch of the World War 1 Commemorations to be held at The Town Hall on Saturday 2nd August 2014. Ron Warner, Chairman, South Cave Preservation Society: Providing information on current projects and fundraising Mr Warner provided information on the various projects currently being completed by the Preservation Society. The sad loss of Mr Robin Scott, founder of the South Cave Preservation Society were acknowledged and new members to the Society were introduced. The Preservation Society undertake a number of charity fund raising events throughout the year and it was noted the Preservation Society are no longer able to fund raise through the Hot Refreshment Stall at the Farmers Market. The Preservation Society has resolved to donate 50% of donations to the War Memorial Project costing in the region of £25,000.00. The Preservation Society also raised awareness of the seat to be purchased in honor of Mr Robin Scott, to be located at Castle Drive, South Cave. It was noted a misunderstanding regarding the installation of the Seat had occurred between the Parish Council and the Preservation Society. Clerk advised the Parish Council had agreed to pay for the installation of the seat and were awaiting confirmation from the Preservation Society regarding the location specified by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, type of seat and dates to arrange installation. (More detailed information on the ongoing projects and fundraising, Preservations Society) 3 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 There were varied responses in relation to the War Memorial works, some expressing views to support the project and others opposed to any alterations. Mr Killeen, Headteacher, South Cave CE School: Providing information on the newly installed Eco system Mr Killeen provided an insight into the new Eco System installed at the school and the financial savings to the school and the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. This being the first school in the region to undertake such a project, and introduced: Julie Newby: Introduction as newly appointed Headteacher Ms Newby provided a brief outline of her work experience and looks forward to commencing her role as Headteacher to South Cave Primary School. Chair thanked Mr Killeen for his 25 years service at the school and expressed appreciation for the works completed throughout this period. The chair opened the meeting to the public for an open session, where the following items were raised for Full Council Consideration: Location of Roll of Honour at Town Hall Landscaping works to the parcel of land at the A63 to Brough Road Chair closed the meeting at 8:45p.m with thanks to the speakers for their interesting talks, and to the residents for attending. ………………………Chair ……………………..Date **THESE MINUTES ARE DRAFT MINUTES** 4 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 Update: The Parish Council discussed the location of the Roll of Honour at the Full Council Meeting held on Monday 16th June 2014 and it was noted the Roll of Honour was relocated at renovation stage of the works to the Town Hall due to Health & Safety issues relating to the steps to the front of the building. This was agreed with the East Riding of Yorkshire Council conservation officer and also the Developer, both providing professional advice to the Parish Council. Defibrillator – West End/Costcutters The Parish Council are considering making arrangements for an additional Defibrillator training session. This may be held one evening or weekend. If you are interested in attending, please contact the Clerk on 01430 421044 or email: [email protected] to register your name. A date has not yet been agreed and will be provided once names and numbers have been collected. In the meantime, please see page 6 detailing a simple step by step approach to using the Defibrillator. Please remember, the Defibrillator can only be activated by dialling 999, were a trained member of staff will advise you further. 5 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 6 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 Dog Fouling, Festive celebrations 2014 etc: South Cave Christmas Events “We’ve a problem in our village, Last year’s Christmas Lights And I know it’s nothing new, Switch On was a wonderful It concerns us considerate folk, event attended by many Of those who let their pooches villagers. Building on last year’s poo, success, this year we are On Pavements and grass hoping to go one step further. verges, Festive lighting will be installed On drives and roadways, too, on lampposts on Market Place, Why cant these inconsiderate and The Parish Council will be helping co-ordinate a Christmas folk, Fayre in the vicinity. Remove their pooch’s poo, It really would be a big hit If you would like to support the event contact the clerk If these owners removed their sh....urley, Its not too much to ask, To just perform this little task.” A concerned resident Do you have any Photographs of King George V playing field, before the play equipment was removed? If so, please contact The Clerk on 01430 421044 or email: [email protected] 7 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 South Cave Show: We are all being encouraged to spend more time in our gardens!! Television programmes promote competition – “The Allotment Challenge” on BBC. East Riding Newsletter encourages cutting the cost of food by growing your own fruit, vegetables and herbs. We don’t know about your particular household but many people receive gardening catalogues through the letter box almost every day promoting the sale of horticultural products, plug plants, seeds and the like! Not forgetting of course the greatest Flower show in the world – the Chelsea Flower Show… and then we come along and promote the virtues of SOUTH CAVE SHOW!!! By now of course our regular visitors to the Show will be familiar with the many classes you can see, inspect and, with any luck, win a significant prize – a red first prize winner’s card. Classes range from the traditional flowers, fruits and vegetables, through handicrafts for adults and children, knitting, jam making, cake making for men as well as you ladies all the way to photography. The photography classes this year are: 1) Exits and entrances, 2) Vegetable(s), 3) Shape(s) We have made the subjects quite wide to give everyone an opportunity to test all creative skills and interpretation. Our schedule is now in most village shops and also our out of town sponsors so you should have no difficulty getting hold of one to start to plan your entries for the Show. Visit our web site for more information www.southcaveshow.co.uk We now seem to have established an admirable feature for our Show – even more entries, entrants and visitors each year – so keep it up and make 2014 an even more memorable event that any of our previous years! We look forward to seeing you all again on August Bank Holiday Monday, August 25th 2014. South Cave Show Committee 8 Volume 2, Issue 8 2014 Planning Decisions: Proposal:14/00108/PLF Erection of a two storey extension to side and single storey extension to rear (Resubmission of 13/01066/PLF) Location: 114 The Stray South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2AL Decision Approved The Parish Council raised No Objection to this application Proposal: Outline – Erection of 24 Dwellings (access to be considered) 14/00015/REFUSE Planning Inspectorate Reference: App/E2001/A/14/2214687 Location: Land to North of The Stray, South Cave Decision Declined The Parish Council recommended refusal to this application Proposal: Change of use and conversion of redundant barn to include an 13/03971/PLF extension to form a dwelling Location: Low Drewton Station Road South Cave East Riding Of Yorkshire HU15 2AE Decision Approved The Parish Council raised No Objection to this application Proposal: Erection of detached dwelling (dormer bungalow) 14/00552/PLF Location:
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