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24 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 Above Derwent Parish ABOVE DERWENT PARISH COUNCIL Minute s of the Parish Council Meeting held on Wednesday 12th December 2012 at 7.15.p.m. in the Victory Memorial Hall, Braithwaite . PRESENT: Councillor Richard Kealey (RK) – Chairman Councillors: Pauline Soulsby, (PS) Don Thoburn (DT), Geoff Davidson, (GD), Helen Davies, (HD), Margaret Throp, (MT), Geoff Davies (GLD) Joe Bennett, (JB) Ken Rutland,(KR) Bob Kemp (BK) Cumbria County Councillor, Ron Munby, 213 Apologies for Absence RESOLVED that the meeting receive apologies from Councillor Keith Harryman (KH)and the reasons be noted, also from Pete Barron (LDNPA) 214 Declarations of Interest Don Thoburn declared an interest in the planning matter at item 10 (iii), but the clerk asked the meeting to note that this was listed for information only and the Parish Council were not being asked to make any decision or comment on the matter. 215 Minutes of Meeting RESOLVED that the Chairman be authorised to sign, as a correct record, the minutes of the Parish Council Meeting held on 10th October 2012, (pages 19-23). 216 Public Participation Two members of the public attended who were interested in item 7(vi) - LDNPA part 2 of the Land Allocations Consultation. The clerk advised that the consultation had not yet commenced and would be discussed at the Parish Council meeting on 10th January 2013. 217 National Trust Representative RESOLVED that the meeting receive the following verbal report from Roy Henderson: The NT and LDNPA had a meeting on Friday 7th December at Stonycroft Gyhll with users to progress a users agreement. The NT had repaired a hole near Eel Crag. Roy reported that costs constraints were making it increasingly difficult for the Trust to respond quickly to repairs or ground works request and they would welcome a Volunteer group, particularly in Braithwaite. 218 RESOLVED – the proposed question in the village plan questionnaire PS (about villagers willingness to become involved in practical works in the village) will specify this request from the NT National Park Representative No LDNPA representative present but the meeting heard that that the Forestry Commission will shortly commence work to remove the landslip from the footpath beyond Seldom Seen and the LDNPA may need to be involved to improve the path surface in other sections of that footpath. 219 RK RESOLVED – Richard Kealey will liaise with Pete Barron 220 Consultations/Projects requiring action or decision RESOLVED that no further action is required at this stage in respect of the forthcoming MRWS decision, which is not due to made until the 30/1/13. The matter will be placed on the next agenda for review. Councillors were 24 reminded of the on line petition which is linked from the Above Derwent website. 221 RESOLVED that the clerk will contact Highways to ask that they review JK the Priority Gritting routes to include the road through Braithwaite & Thornthwaite which is the road used by the major east/west bus route. 222 RESOLVED that the Parish Council will purchase three new grit bins at RK approx £150 each (near Royal Oak, on The Shelf, and up the road towards BK Seldom Seen.) Councillors will provide clerk with grid refs/GPS coordinates and clerk will seek location approval. In addition the clerk will request shovels and high visibility jackets for use by local people JK undertaking gritting. 223 RESOLVED that the meeting receive a written report from the LDNPA training session on 18th October 2012, which was found to be extremely useful by all councillors who attended. The clerk will write to Andy Roe to formally request various pieces of further information/contact in respect of planning applications as a matter of course. JK 224 RESOLVED that the Parish Council is unable to fully respond to Allerdale Council’s proposals for Partnership Working without having further information, but the initial view is that the proposal may not be more beneficial, or achieve more, than the Derwent 7 group and the bureaucracy could well outweigh any suggested benefit. Clerk will request further information about the current status of the proposal in particular JK how Allerdale think it would be more beneficial than D7. 225 RESOLVED that the Parish Council do want to continue to be part of Derwent 7 and that Bob Kemp will volunteer to be on the Transport group. JK 226 RESOLVED that as no documentation has been received re the LDNPA Land Allocations/Mineral sites Consultation (part 2), this matter will be placed on the January agenda. 227 RESOLVED that a working group of Richard Kealey, Bob Kemp and RK Jackie Knights will consider Allerdale BC budget consultation (ends BK 31/1/13) and report with a proposed response to the January meeting. JK 228 RESOLVED that the clerk respond to the notification of the St Bega’s trail race to request that the roads are not marked and that the organisers JK ensure signs are removed after the event. 229 Ward Representatives RESOLVED that the meeting receive the following verbal report from Cumbria County Councillor, Ron Munby; CCC Highways are undergoing a radical review which may result in Allerdale and Copeland Highways departments becoming one and some staff reorganisation. The Parish Council expressed the fervent wish that Jonathan Smith would remain at the helm as his positive influence has been felt throughout the county. 230 The results of the Braithwaite traffic speed survey were available. JK RESOLVED that the clerk advise CCC Highways that the results are bound to be unreliable as it was held at an extremely quiet time of the year and the weather was so bad that most vehicles were driving much more slowly than usual. 231 Action Reports/Updates from Councillors RESOLVED that the meeting receive the following verbal report from councillors in respect of the Village plans: Braithwaite questionnaires currently with “guinea pigs” and due to be PS circulated in January. Portinscale questionnaires are with the printers and will be circulated in early January. Becx Carter will work on the Thornthwaite results in January. 25 Newlands plan – draft on website, clerk & Becx Carter to work on the JK action plan before the next PC meeting. The importance of the project was re-iterated as already the LDNPA are starting to take account of the contents of draft plans. 232 RESOLVED that the meeting receive the following verbal report from Helen Davies from the Allerdale Parish Forum on Thursday 25th October: Michael Heaslip (ABC) extolled the benefits of localism/local involvement and talked about the Derwent 7 in positive terms. It was felt to be important that we continue to be part of these meetings and Helen Davies was thanked for her regular attendance. 233 RESOLVED that the meeting receive the following verbal report from Pauline Soulsby form CALC AGM (10/11/12): The main theme of the meeting was about the possibility of Cumbria becoming a unitary authority. The clerk will contact CALC to indicate that Above Derwent would be broadly supportive of this idea because of the substantial savings that JK could be achieved, but would of course need to know further detail of the proposal before any formal response could be made. 234 RESOLVED that the meeting receive a verbal report from Richard Kealey re his difficulties in making contact with Jimmy Irvine (about the roadsweeper in Thornthwaite not going up the village). RK will continue to RK pursue the matter (PS will provide a possible alternative phone number). PS Clerk will write to Allerdale. JK 235 RESOLVED that the meeting receive the following verbal report from Bob Kemp. He is ready to submit an application to the lottery fund for signpost restoration but is still trying to make contact with the school to involve them in the project. PS and BK will work together to try and achieve a positive response from the school. This would be preferable to Councillor Munby’s BK PS fund which would require 50% matched funding. 236 RESOLVED that after the meeting Bob Kemp take outstanding digital BK photos of councillors and forward them to Geoff Davies 237 RESOLVED that the Parish Council note how vitally important it is to take action in respect of the current Connecting Cumbria project. There is a very real risk of those properties running from the Braithwaite exchange being “left behind” and not being able to benefit from the proposed Broadband upgrade (being left at one tenth of the speed of the rest of the county). This applies to all of the Parish except central Portinscale. CCC are applying to the Rural Development fund for further funding to upgrade the Braithwaite exchange, but this will only be successful if there is substantial local support. A questionnaire has been finalised which is not particularly easy to complete. All councillors are willing to get involved in trying to achieve maximum response rate including door-to door delivery and collection; manning drop-in sessions and contacting businesses to GD encourage responses. The closing date is 8/2/13. A working party of Geoff MT Davies, Bob Kemp, Margaret Throp, and Jackie Knights will meet early BK next week. Richard Kealey to also be involved. JK The meeting thanked Geoff Davies and Margaret Throp for the massive RK amount of time and effort already dedicated to this project which is vital for the community. 238 Applications for Development JK RESOLVED that the following applications are received and the Parish Council delegate power to the clerk to submit observations to the Lake District National Park Authority, including the following:- Ref Description Location Observation 26 no. 7/2012/ Return change of Derwentwater Application withdrawn 2224 use hotel to Lodge Hotel, Nov 2012 - noted dwelling Portinscale 7/2012/ Proposed Croftlands, No objection 2268 kitchen/dining Thornthwaite, amend extension to CA12 5SA 7/2012/ existing dwelling - 2202 alterations 7/2012/ Erection of garden Jebel Kasr, For info only.
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