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1 Community Network Area: Camelford Total Information Classification: PUBLIC Community Network Area: Camelford Total number of parishes: 17 Contents Summary of received submissions .......................................................................................................... 2 Advent – No submission received ........................................................................................................... 4 Camelford – Town Council ...................................................................................................................... 5 Davidstow – Parish Council ..................................................................................................................... 7 Forrabury and Minster – No submission received ................................................................................ 10 Lesnewth – No submission received ..................................................................................................... 11 Michaelstow – No submission received................................................................................................ 12 Otterham – No submission received .................................................................................................... 13 St Breward – No submission received .................................................................................................. 14 St Clether – No submission received .................................................................................................... 15 St Juliot – No submission received ........................................................................................................ 16 St Teath – Parish Council ....................................................................................................................... 17 St Teath - Residents .............................................................................................................................. 19 Tintagel – No submission received ....................................................................................................... 24 Tremaine – Parish Council .................................................................................................................... 25 Treneglos – No submission received .................................................................................................... 26 Tresmeer – Parish Council .................................................................................................................... 27 Trevalga – No submission received ....................................................................................................... 28 Warbstow – No submission received ................................................................................................... 29 1 Information Classification: PUBLIC Summary of received submissions Unique List of Parishes Submitter Summary of Proposal (extracted from Summary of Any other reference (Geographical based submissions) evidence submitted Parishes number on CNA Map) affected? 1401 Advent Expression of interest indicated No Change 1402 Camelford Town No Change – No further information provided. None No Council 1403 Davidstow Parish Boundary – Currently boundary between Map included Treneglos Council Davidstow and Treneglos passes through the showing the middle of Hallworthy. Propose that all of proposed new Hallworthy become a part of Davidstow. The boundary. residents will be better served by all being in Davidstow. It is understood that all residents would support such a change. 6 residential properties and 4 businesses affected. 1404 Forrabury and Minster Parish Expression of interest indicated No Change Council 1405 Lesnewth Parish Expression of interest indicated No Change Meeting 1406 Michaelstow Parish Expression of interest indicated No Change Council 1407 Otterham Parish Expression of interest indicated No Change Council 1408 St Breward Parish No expression of interest or formal submission Council received 1409 St Clether Parish No expression of interest or formal submission Meeting received 1410 St Juliot Parish No expression of interest or formal submission Council received 1411 St Teath Individual Create new Parish of Delabole to give St Teath None No fair representation (4/8 councillor split currently) particularly for financial decisions. 2 Information Classification: PUBLIC Parish New Parish – St Teath Parish Council represents 2 No formal No Council wards – St Teath & Delabole. Split the Parish consultation has along the existing ward lines to have a Parish taken place but has council for each of the main villages. been on agenda at Councillor ratios St Teath 4/700 Delabole 8/1400 meetings and in both total=2100 which is large for a rural Parish. No village newsletters. fixed venue for monthly meetings. Large agendas Majority support of to cover all issues. Assets of wards are very Parish council and different. Difficult to make decisions in favour of local Member. St Teath (always outvoted) Individual New Parish – St Teath Parish Council to be split Letter of support No into two separate Parish councils representing the signed by 70+ existing wards of Delabole and St Teath. The two residents Councils would better reflect identities, interests and priorities. Currently St Teath has far less representation. Consulted a wide cross-section of residents and all have declared their support. Majority vote in favour from St Teath PC 1412 Tintagel Parish Expression of interest indicated No Change Council 1413 Tremaine Parish No change - For 123 years Tremaine has had a None No Council full Parish Council of five members, dealt effectively and fairly with the business of the Parish, vote unanimously for no change. 1414 Treneglos Parish No expression of interest or formal submission Council received 1415 Tresmeer Parish No change – do not wish to amalgamate with None No Council Treneglos as volunteers the council is already stretched and would not be able to support another Parish. 1416 Trevalga Parish Expression of interest indicated No Change Meeting 1417 Warbstow Parish Expression of interest indicated No Change Council 3 Information Classification: PUBLIC Advent – No submission received 4 Information Classification: PUBLIC Camelford – Town Council 5 Information Classification: PUBLIC 6 Information Classification: PUBLIC Davidstow – Parish Council 7 Information Classification: PUBLIC 8 Information Classification: PUBLIC 9 Information Classification: PUBLIC Forrabury and Minster – No submission received 10 Information Classification: PUBLIC Lesnewth – No submission received 11 Information Classification: PUBLIC Michaelstow – No submission received 12 Information Classification: PUBLIC Otterham – No submission received 13 Information Classification: PUBLIC St Breward – No submission received 14 Information Classification: PUBLIC St Clether – No submission received 15 Information Classification: PUBLIC St Juliot – No submission received 16 Information Classification: PUBLIC St Teath – Parish Council 17 Information Classification: PUBLIC 18 Information Classification: PUBLIC St Teath - Individuals Submission on the Community Governance Review for Cornwall 2019 Please complete and return this form with any accompanying papers to Cornwall Council, by email or post, no later than noon 17 July 2019. Email: [email protected] Postal address: Community Governance Review, Cornwall Council, Room 3E.01, County Hall, Treyew Road, Truro, TR1 3AY 1. Please state the area or Parish to which this submission relate: St Teath 2. Is this submission from: A Parish Council (City, Town, Parish or Community Council, or Parish meeting) A community organisation Any other body or organisation One or more individual resident(s) 3. Please indicate whether this submission relates to a change or no change: No Change – please continue to section 5 Change – please continue to section 4 4. Submission proposal: Please tick any that apply Change to Parish boundary Create a grouped Parish with at least one other Parish Creation of a new Parish By separating part of a Parish By aggregating parts of a Parish By amalgamating Parishes Change to Parish name Create Parish wards Change the boundaries of existing Parish wards Abolish Parish wards Change the total number of Councillors (say how many you want in the future) Change the number of Councillors in each ward (say how many you want in the future) Other (please provide details below) 5. Details of proposal(s): Please give details of any submissions that you are proposing or, if appropriate, reasons why you do not want change. Please give sufficient evidence to support your submission, including any information that you may have already provided to Cornwall Council. Please explain why you consider that the submission you are making will ensure that community 19 Information Classification: PUBLIC governance within the area will reflect the identities and interests of the community and will be effective and convenient. I would like St Teath to separate from Delabole. Currently, St Teath has 4 parish councillors and Delabole has 8, which means that all financial decisions go in favour of Delabole. St Teath does not get its fair share of the available money. This can be seen from the Parish Council minutes, and from the annual accounts. (please attach additional pages as required) 6. Evidence in support of submission: If your proposals involve any changes to existing boundaries, please submit ordnance survey base maps showing clearly proposed new boundaries. Please give detailed
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