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HATHERTON & WALGHERTON PARISH COUNCIL 22nd March 2021 Dear Councillor, You are summoned to attend the meeting of the Parish Council, to consider the agenda set out below: DATE: Monday, 29th March 2021 TIME: 7.45pm VENUE: Via Zoom – Link will be sent on the day of the meeting Selina Clarke Clerk to the Parish Council T: 07378 349016 E: [email protected] AGENDA 1. Apologies for absence 2. Declarations of Interest If a member is present at a meeting of the authority, and they have a disclosable pecuniary interest in any matter to be considered or being considered at the meeting, they cannot take part in any discussion of the matter at the meeting or vote on it. They should disclose the interest to the meeting and follow the Council’s code of conduct. 3. Co-option of Parish Councillors 4. Minutes of Last Meeting (Appendix 4) To approve and sign as a correct record the minutes of the meeting held on 25th January 2021 5. Matters Arising 6. Policing Matters 7. Approve new and updated Policies and Action Plan 8. Approve application for Local Council Award Scheme 9. Local Governance Review Consultation 10. Financial Matters (SC) 10.1 Finance report (Appendix 10) 10.2 Payments to be authorised 11. Planning Matters (SB) 11.1 Planning Log (Appendix 11) 11.2 20/4801N – Park House Farm, Park Lane, Walgherton, CW5 7QX New Applications 11.3 21/0783N – Brookfield Golf Club, Audlem Road, Hankelow, CW3 0JE 11.4 21/1292N – New House, Wybunbury Road, Walgherton, CW5 7NG HATHERTON & WALGHERTON PARISH COUNCIL 11.5 21/1210N – Poolbank Farm, Crewe Road, Walgherton, CW5 7LG 12. Highways Matters 12.1 SC – Bridgemere Lane Road Surface 12.2 JC - Park Lane 7.5 ton limit traffic review progress 12.3 SC - VAS unit out of action progress Hatherton Bends 12.4 SC - Flooding outside Dagfields 12.5 ND - New Issues 13. Report from Ward Councillor 14. Parish Improvements Progress 14.1 ND - New Website progress & Cllr email addresses 14.2 DR – Parish Improvements Sub-committee progress 15. Noise coming from Helers (NC) 16. Correspondence Received (SC) 17. Any Other Business (All) Items for information only 18. Date of Next Meeting Monday 17th May 2021 Annual Parish Meeting 7:30pm Parish Council Meeting 7:45pm Hankelow Chapel or Zoom .

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Counciltaxbase201819appendix , Item 47
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