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BROMHAM CONSULTATION FEEDBACK ANALYSIS: PC Parkes carried out a ‘house to house’ consultation at Minty’s Top and Village centre, a total of 55 properties (38 households completed the form, 8 properties empty, 12 un-contactable over a 2 week period)

The feedback was discussed and it was agreed that the three priorities highlighted as the most requested are as follows:

1. Anti-Social Behaviour: issues raised are already being addressed by the police, with Kennet and Social workers being involved. The police will continue to monitor and keep an ongoing Log.
2. Speeding Traffic: MWF workers highlighted. Police will address this. Speed cameras to collect evidence, therefore the situation can be policed for further exploration so that this matter can be addressed.
3. Parking Issues: Minty’s Top highlighted. Cars are having to park on the pavement. Ownership to be established, some properties are now privately owned. Sarsens as landlords to be involved/enforce parking issues. The Pound/Highfield junction was also discussed.

The Highstreet parking was also highlighted. PC Amanda Parkes to visit the school in September to discuss issues. A traffic Officer to visit.

Post Office Security: DP concerned during holiday periods, discussed the police role/presence. The team covers 7 villages, and tries to alternate visits. AP can be contacted TEL: 0845 4087000 EXT: 737818 + email.

As a result of the consultation, police become involved with action as high lighted in the three options above.

Clerk to forward information concerning local organisations.

Action

RH

2.

PLANNING APPLICATIONS:

Mr Mrs B Staines, Chantry Cottage, The Chantry, detached garage with access. NO OBJ

Audi VW Centre, Devizes Road, erection of extension to existing garage to provide additional workshop, service bay and office accommodation.

NO OBJ

Mr S Coen, Beacon Hill Cottage, Heddington, Calne, two storey extension to existing dwelling and erection of garage/store. NO OBJ

WCC, Lower Hawkstreet farm, 50 Hawkstreet, extension to existing cow cubicle to form single bay cubicle extension and new covered feeding yard.

NO OBJ

Mr Mrs DC & B Mc Kendrick, The Coppins 158 St Edith’s Marsh, demolition of existing garage and construction of breakfast/garden room. NO OBJ

NOTICE OF FULL PLANNING:

Mr Mrs M Wilkinson, Brook House, The Common, erection of timber framed workshop above existing stables.

NOTICE OF LISTED BUILDING CONSENT:

Mr M R Barker, Thatch End Cottage, Westbrook, install 2 purlins with 6 jack rafters each in upper roof to support existing bough rafters, two of which are cracked.

Cluttons LLP, Lower Hawkstreet Farm, dismantle and rebuild chimney stack.

3.

CHEQUES TO BE SIGNED:PRO JG SEC BA

299: S145 – Citeglen 330.76 300: S145 – W.I. 35.00

301: Wessex Water 259.12 302: Sodexho 184.43 303: R Stanley 325.00

304: S145 Jack Stevens 135.00 305: Chairman’s Acc 100.00 306: Allianz Insurance 1206.98 307: B Bullock 495.83

DD Internet 17.97

Bowls Mat: due to the weather for the Royal Visit the bowls matt was now unsuitable for indoor use, a request for a donation towards a new mat to be considered at the next PC meeting.

4.

ROYAL VISIT: A great success enjoyed by everyone. DVD to be edited,

300+ photographs received from Calor. It was suggested that an evening should be arranged to view the DVD and photos. Copy of Clarence House thank you letter to be sent to all organisations.

5.

SOCIAL CENTRE TRUSTEES REPORT: Accounts and all requested information now received from the SC Committee for the Charity Commission Returns. PRO BA SEC AB to sign Trustees report as presented by RH. AIF

SOCIAL CENTRE INSURANCE RENEWAL: although not Trustees responsibility it was agreed to donate funds to cover premium.

PRO JG SEC JC