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Ripley Parish Council Meeting Minutes - Monday 1St July 2019 Topic Discussion Decision Made / Actions Taken 1 Ripley Parish Council Meeting Minutes - Monday 1st July 2019 Topic Discussion Decision made / Actions taken 1. Attendance & Councillors: Guests: Parishioners: Apologies: No further action required Apologies D Bowes M Atkinson 8 M Harrison H Smith J Duke S Raubitschek P House S Pritchard 2. Declarations of No declarations of interest No further action required Interest 3. Confirmation of Minutes from Monday 3rd June 2019 confirmed as a true and accurate record. No further action required minutes 4. Information on 4.1 To consider the Parish Council providing centralised Community Recycling Bins. Chairperson D Bowes contacted 4.1 To be returned to at the ongoing issues Harrogate Borough Council Waste Department, and a complaint has been made regarding the poor service received. next meeting. In the rural areas waste in being taken away, but recycling is now having to be taken to Waste Recycling Centres. The recycling 4.2 No further action required bins outside The Hotel De Ville have a sign stating that they will be taken away on Friday 14th June, however are still present. 4.3 No further action required. Concerns were raised that fly tipping could start to occur if the facility is taken away, as several local pubs also use the bins as 4.4 Further update to be well as residents. A suggestion was made for a sign to be installed to state any rubbish left is flytipping. provided at the next meeting. 4.2 Update regarding motorhomes parking in the village carpark overnight. Chairperson D Bowes informed Sir Ingilby of this 4.5 Further update to be occurring and he will investigate further as it is a private carpark. provided at the next meeting. 4.3 Update on the Speed Awareness in the Village. A speed awareness event took place for 1 week using the speed gun. More volunteers are required for further events to take place. Volunteers are to contact Alex Evans. 4.4 Introduction of a 5mph limit on Orchard Lane. Councillor S Pritchard has discussed the plan with Sir Ingilby who has raised no objection. Any signs erected will be in keeping with the rest of the village. Separately a resident had spoken with the Orchard Lane building developer regarding erecting signs to warn for Children, Stop and the speed limit. Councillor S Pritchard is going to liaise with the building developer with regards to erecting the necessary signs. 4.5 Concerns over numerous signs throughout the village. Harrogate Tipple are to discuss concerns with Chairperson D Bowes and Councillor S Pritchard. 5. Parish Councillors 5.1 Councillor H Smith submitted a formal complaint to Harrogate Borough Council regarding the naming of the new 5.1 Further update following Reports development on Orchard Lane. Harrogate Borough Council are to reassess the name in consultation with the Parish Council. consultation. 5.2 Chairperson D Bowes received an invitation from Tim Reid from South Stainley regarding the Cayton Estate Solar Farm 5.2 No further action required. which is proposed to go on arable land. All are welcome to attend the consultation at The Inn at South Stainley on Monday 8th 5.3 No further action required. July at 7pm. 5.3 Resident J Duke who is working in collaboration with the Parish Council and the Friends of Ripley provided an update on the playground. The playground has been awarded £1300 by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society and if progress is shown by developing the story board more funding is available to apply for in 3-6 months. Lottery funding is also to be applied for. Councillor M Harrison previously offered £1000 from the County Council, which the Parish Councillors confirmed they would still wish to receive. J Duke confirmed that a website for the playground is being created, but has not gone live yet. Ripley Parish Council Meeting Minutes P a g e | 1 Monday 1st July 2019 6. District 6.1 The council offices are on the market following the previous purchase falling through. However, the previous purchaser still No further action required Councillor’s paid the deposit to the council. Report 6.2 The plans for the Ripon swimming baths have been approved. 6.3 The council has built 259 affordable homes and 29 homes have been purchased for letting. A new law is coming in to allow councils to compulsory purchase buildings that have been empty for greater than 2 years, which can then be repurposed by the council. 6.4 The District Plan has been turned down by the Inspector. Comments will be out for consultation in July/August and a plan will be in place by the end of the year. 7. County Provided by Councillor M Atkinson in the absence of Councillor M Harrison No further action required Councillor’s 7.1 The Old Magistrates Court in Northallerton has been purchased by North Yorkshire County Council whilst the current Report County Council offices are refurbished. 7.2 Briley Homes is a building developer which is owned by North Yorkshire County Council and is creating £10 million per year profit. 7.3 North Yorkshire County Council is selling land for new homes to be built on. This generates profit for the council and new homes for the area. 7.4 For all the new developments the council has no control over the amount of local provisions within the area including schools and doctors. 8. Planning matters 8.1 Various works to trees within Tree Preservation Order 78/2018. 6.75.50.F.TPO 19/02555/TPO. Birthwaite House. 8.1 The council does not 8.2a Listed building consent for the installation of disabled access platform to south entrance with alterations to stairs and object to or support the landing.6.75.2.H.LB 19/01846/LB. Hotel De Ville. application 8.2b Installation of disabled access platform to south entrance with alterations to stairs and landing. 6.75.2.G.FUL 8.2a The council supports the 19/01845/FUL. Hotel De Ville. application. 8.2b The council supports the application. 9. Financial Matters 9.1 To approve the clerk attending Induction Day for New Clerks on Thursday 15th August costing £86 plus 9.1 Approved travel. 9.2 Approved 9.2 To approve the clerk’s salary for June 2019 for 6 hours. 10. To consider the 10.1 The Parish Council can submit a speed concern form. To discuss the specific areas of concern to be addressed on the form 10.1 Clerk to complete form. following matters to be assessed. It is in the mornings and evenings that people speed through the village. In particular between 7:30 – 8:30 am 10.2 Chairperson D Bowes to and decide further from the Town Hall to the Boar’s Head and from the last house at the south of the village on Main Street to the entrance to the enquire about the license to action carpark. ensure it is being complied 10.2 Resident raised a concern of clay pigeon shooting and level of noise. A license is displayed on the cycleway and other with. resident reported the level of disruption is not as bad as it has been in previous years. 11. To confirm the Next meeting Monday 2nd September 2019 Confirmed date of the next meeting Meeting Start Time: 19:00 Meeting End Time: 20:05 Ripley Parish Council Meeting Minutes P a g e | 2 Monday 1st July 2019 .
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