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Parish Council Meetings - Minutes 2007
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Ryburgh Parish CouncilAlan writes "The minutes for Parish Council meetings for 2007 can be accessed by clicking the links below.

Oct 2nd 2007

Sept 4th 2007

July 3rd 2007

May 8th 2007

April 3rd 2007

Feb 6th 2007
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Ryburgh & Wensum Valley Bird Watchingjhopkins writes "WENSUM VALLEY
BIRDWATCHING SOCIETY
[www.wvbs.co.uk]

Thursday October 19th
Talk: ‘Birds of the World Part 2’
Speaker: Mike Linley of the TV series, ‘Survival’. Lenwade Village Hall, start at 7.30 pm. Refreshments available.

Sunday October 29th
Field trip: North Norfolk Coast and Seawatch
Leader: Alwyn Jackson. Depart Morrisons car park, Fakenham at 8.0 am

Thursday November 16th
Talk: ‘A Kenyan Safari’
Speaker: WVBS member Alan Hale. Lenwade Village Hall, start at 7.30 pm. Refreshments available.

Sunday November 26th
Field trip: Sparham Hall Farm
By kind permission of Charles Sayer. Meet at Sparham Pools car park at 9.0. am.

Our events are open to all. Small charge to non-members. Binoculars are available for field trips.

For further information please contact:

Alwyn Jackson: Tel: 01362 - 637752
Ray Gribble: Tel: 01603 - 872709
Josh Leeder: Tel: 01603
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Minutes of Parish Council Meeting 3rd Oct 2006
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Ryburgh Parish CouncilPresent: Alan Smith (Chairman) Chris Lacey (Clerk)
Dick Sheppard Ann Green (Dist/Cllr).
Stephanie Pettit Harry Plattin
Ron Sewell Nicola Donohue
Maurice Abbs Terry Yarham Liz Savory 4 members of the public
Public participation: (See appendix)

1. Opening The meeting opened at 7.30pm.

2. Apologies None

3. Declaration of Interest None.

4. Minutes The minutes of the Council Meeting held on 5 September 2006 were approved and signed.

5. Finance
a) The following payments from the Parish Council’s account were approved:
Clerk’s Salary and Expenses - £246.72, Waste recycling - £30.50, MHB Services (lighting maintenance/repair) £50.14, Ryburgh PCC - £50.00,Cash for Taxi Scheme - £100.00, Norfolk Accident Rescue Service (Donation) - £40.00, E.ON (Lighting) - £136.95 (direct debit).
b) The Precept for 2007/8 was set at £6,500
c) The second instalment of the precept (£3,250.00) has been banked.

6. Planning
Nothing further has been heard on the proposal to erect three dwellings at the land rear of Crown House, Fakenham Road (20061260);the Clerk will write to the District Councillor.

7. Progress reports
Fuel allotment committee. Trustees have provided a summary of the current position but are still to clarify the position over rent. Councillors agreed that the Trustees should retain all sporting rights and that horses and trial bikes will not be allowed on the Common; the Clerk will write to the Trustees to confirm this.
Little Ryburgh notice board. Terry Yarham is to start work on the new notice board; the Clerk has applied for a grant.
Vehicle speeding. The Police have carried out more speed checks. The Clerk will ask County Councillor Howe if she has corresponded with the Police regarding a request for 20mph limit in the village.
Community facility. The North Norfolk Housing Trust is consulting with residents living close to Hillcrest before making a decision on the 2 plots of land to the rear of the development in Hillcrest.
Village sign. Work on the sign is progressing. Terry Yarham is to start work on the post.
Fakenham Road surface. The Clerk will ask County Councillor Howe if she has corresponded with Highways requesting the road be levelled and resurfaced.
Police liaison. P C Lee Anderton is the village police liaison officer. He can be contacted on 0845 4564567 Ext 2162 or by email address andertonl@norfolk.pnn.police.uk. The Clerk will invite the officer to the next meeting.
Dumping of rubbish at Highfield Close. Liz Savory will inspect the site and advise the Clerk.
Stile on footpath near Westwood Farm. The Footpath Officer is to inspect the site.
School Windows. Norfolk County Council will inspect and board up broken windows.

8. Correspondence
The Council acknowledged receipt of the following items of correspondence:
Village Shop – The lease will run out in two years time; Councillors believe that the continuation of the post office facility is very important to the Village. The clerk will write to the Rural community Council requesting assistance and will write through the usual local channels asking if anyone in the village is prepared to provide post office facility on a part time basis.
Macmillan Cancer Support – Request for a donation. The councillors agreed to donate £30.
Young People – A mobile provision for young people will be visiting the Village from 9 October until 18 December 2006 from 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm on Mondays.
Notice board at Highfield area. Terry Yarham will produce a new board.

9. Future Date
Next Parish Council meeting: 5 December 2006 at 7.30pm.

10. Close the Meeting closed at 8.45pm

APPENDIX

The Clerk will ask County Councillor Howe why speed restrictions for the work on Stibbard crossroads have been delayed.
The Armistice parade will begin at 2.30pm on Armistice Sunday.
Councillors will discuss the future of the bus stop at the next meeting.
Dog fouling continues to be a problem in the Village; the Clerk will ask the Dog Warden to monitor.
Minutes of Parish Council Meeting 5th Sept 2006
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Ryburgh Parish CouncilPresent: Alan Smith (Chairman) Chris Lacey (Clerk)
Dick Sheppard Ann Green (Dist/Cllr).
Stephanie Pettit Harry Plattin
Ron Sewell Nicola Donohue
Maurice Abbs Jacqueline Howe (Cnty/Cllr)
Terry Yarham Liz Savory
9 members of the public
Public participation: (See appendix)
1.Opening The meeting opened at 7.30pm.
2. Apologies None
3. Declaration of Interest Harry Plattin declared an interest in item 8c and Stephanie Pettit declared an interest in 6d.
4. Minutes The minutes of the Council Meeting held on 4 July 2006 were approved and signed.
5. Finance
a) The following payments from the Parish Council’s account were approved:
Clerk’s Salary and Expenses - £511.72, Waste recycling - £82.09, MHB Services (lighting maintenance/repair) £100.28, Breckland DC (Wensum Valley Project) - £35.00,Cash for Taxi Scheme - £100.00, Playing Field (Donation) - £500.00, Norfolk Link (Subscription) - £27.00, E.ON (Lighting) - £273.90 (direct debit).
b) Councillors approved a payment of £50 towards the upkeep of Gt Ryburgh churchyard.
6. Planning
Councillors objected to the proposal to erect three dwellings at the land rear of Crown House, Fakenham Road (20061260) for the following reasons: Affecting light and privacy to neighbouring properties and the community will lose a future opportunity for improved access to the Playing Field. The Clerk will write to the Playing Field Association.
Changes to Outline Planning Applications and New Rules Regarding Design and access Statements will be circulated to the Councillors.
Councillors had no objections to the proposals for numbering new properties at Highfield Close. The Clerk will notify 16 authorities of the proposals.
An appeal has been made to the Secretary of State in respect of the erection of a dwelling at 101 Fakenham Road. Councillors did not wish to amend their original decision as new plans had not been received.
7. Progress reports
Fuel allotment committee. Trustees are to meet and clarify the position over rent.
Little Ryburgh notice board. Terry Yarham provided details of a new notice board at a cost of £200; The Clerk will apply for a grant.
Vehicle speeding. The North Walsham Police have confirmed that they have found no evidence of speeding; a device recording the speeds of all vehicles may be used in the future. Two Ryburgh residents have written to Highways requesting a 20 MPH limit in the village. County Councillor Howe supports the 20 MPH limit and will be corresponding with the Police.
Allotments. The Clerk will write to the North Norfolk Housing Trust with a view to securing 2 plots of land to the rear of the development in Hillcrest for a community facility..
Village sign. Is being repainted and work should be complete by year end. Terry Yarham is to carry out maintenance work on the sign post.
Fakenham Road surface. Two Ryburgh residents have written to Highways requesting the road be levelled and resurfaced. County Councillor supports this request and will continue to make representations.

8. Correspondence
The Council acknowledged receipt of the following items of correspondence:
Street name signage – District Council report that new signs for Highfield Lane, Mill Road and Westwood lane will be in place by 31 March 2007.
Norfolk Rural Community Council (Village Hall Services Project) – Nicola Donohue will complete details of village community buildings and of the Parish magazine editor and return to NRCC.
Poppy Appeal Street Collection – Councillors agreed to this request.
Norfolk Accident Rescue Service - request for a contribution. The councillors agreed to donate £40.

9. Future Date
Next Parish Council meeting: 3 October 2006 at 7.30pm.
10. Close the Meeting closed at 9.20pm

APPENDIX

The Clerk will invite the Police to a future Council meeting to discuss issues in the village.
Councillors will discuss the future of the village shop at the next meeting.
Weeds on land at the back of 101 Fakenham Road have not been treated; the Chairman will write to the landowner.
County Councillor Howe will write to the Wherry Housing association regarding the dumping of rubbish at Highfield Close.
County Coucillor Howe is supporting cross party correspondence to the Government on the future of post offices.
County Councillor Howe has received formal notification on speed restrictions for the work on Stibbard crossroads.
The Clerk will write to the Footpaths Officer regarding the style on the footpath near Westwood Farm.
The Clerk will write to the education department regarding broken windows at the closed school.
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