MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL PARISH MEETING 20 MAY 2015
1. Welcome Chairman Andy Dorman welcomed, Cllrs
Jessie Garnett, David Banks, Richard Green & Simon Lealman, Jem Charles
(Clerk) and 2 members of the public. The
Council expressed thanks to Maggie Stone for her long service to the Council.
2. Minutes of Last meeting
- Agreed as being a true record and duly signed. There were no matters arising.
3. Chairman’s
report:
a) Maintenance
of the Village Green and footpaths has been sustained despite the loss of grant,
at a cost of £320.
b) A
Parish Plan, arising from the village surveys carried out by the Council, has
been drawn up and will be distributed within the next few weeks.
c) Road
repairs to potholes at Low Lane end and to the verge at High Hutton post box
have been carried out.
d) Improvements
to the drainage of the road corner near Mynchon have been made.
e) The
swing bridge has been re-decked.
f) The
Council had raised concerns about the consultation concerning the trial
lowering of the River Derwent.
g) Heavy
road usage, particularly of Water Lane, resulting from engineering works by
Network Rail have caused damage to road verges.
The Council will press for proper repair.
h) The
Council supported parishioners who objected to a planning application for major development
with the effect that some landscape improvements might have been achieved. The Council regretted the lack of co-operation
from Ryedale District Council planning committee.
i) The
Welburn heating oil syndicate has been made available to households in the
Parish and fuel price reductions have been welcomed.
5. Finance
Expenditures were lower than budget.
Savings have been made, mainly in the cost of insurance, but also in
miscellaneous expenditure. This has
allowed a greater degree of footpath and roadside maintenance.
The Council’s expenditure was £2205 and income £2750. It holds a balance of £3432.
6. Public
Questions & Statements
a)
Lowering of the Derwent trial – the Environment Agency had been surprised by the
degree of interest. Will the Council
establish contact with the Yorkshire Derwent Catchment Partnership? Jem will write.
b) River
bank reinforcement – the culvert
at the Yorkshire Water treatment site access has been damaged by the
extraordinary traffic. Jem will
contact the contractors.
………………………………………………..
Andy Dorman, Chairman, Huttons Ambo Parish
Council
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