Thursday, October 26 2017
Minutes October 2017
MINUTES of the Meeting of the Parish Council,
held on Thursday 5th October 2017 in the Sports Pavilion,
Rookwood Road, West Wittering, PO20 8LT
PRESENT: Mr R Shrubb (Chairman), Mr R Hutton (Vice Chairman) Mr R Lewis, Mr W Buckland, Mrs J Barrett, Mr K Martin, Mr H Patel and 8 members of the public. Cllr Barrett, Cllr Montyn and Cllr Hamilton were also present.
115. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE – Mr D Sadler,
116. DECLARATIONS UNDER THE CODE OF CONDUCT – Mr Shrubb, personal planning application, Yellowhammers.
117. URGENT ITEMS – None
118. PLANNING - Noted the decisions of the Council were as follows:
List No |
Reference |
Application details |
32/17 |
WW/17/02263/DOM |
Mr & Mrs Berliand The Ark 35 Marine Drive West West Wittering PO20 8HH Alterations to existing dwelling. Replacement garage and studio. Replacement roof line with new tiles and weatherboarding to existing walls.NO OBJECTION Subject to condition regarding separate unit of accommodation. |
36/17 |
WW/17/02062/FUL |
J Greenwood Soundings Seaward Drive West Wittering PO20 8AB Replacement dwelling. NO OBJECTION Subject to condition regarding separate unit of accommodation. |
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WW/17/02500/DOM
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Mr E Stevenson-Smith Yellow Hammers Roman Landing West Wittering PO20 8AS Replace thatched roof covering with cedar shingle with associated dormer changes, new dormers and roof lights to suit loft conversion with recessed balcony. Renewal of WW/08/01229/DOM, WW/11/01811/EXT and WW/14/02119/DOM NO OBJECTION |
37/17 |
WW/17/02300/PLD
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Mr Terry Scott Marylyn 37 The Crescent West Wittering PO20 8EE Proposed single storey rear extension to create a fourth bedroom and an enlarged living space NO OBJECTION |
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WW/17/02547/TCA |
St Peter And St Paul Church Pound Road West Wittering PO20 8AJ Notification of intention to lateral prune to suitable unions to achieve a crown lift of up to 2m on 1 no. English Oak tree (T1/0251).NO OBJECTION |
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WW/17/02582/DOM |
Mr & Mrs R & J Bridge Oak Trees Meadow Lane West Wittering Chichester Single storey front and rear extensions. Replacement roof over existing single storey area and extensions. Two storey side extension, associated alterations, garden studio to rear garden & Bike/Bin store to front garden. OBJECTION Contrary to VDS policy 50 overdevelopment of plot and raised deck deemed uneighbourly |
38/17 |
WW/17/02592/FUL
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Mr Higgins Danbury 56 Howard Avenue West Wittering PO20 8EU Demolition of existing bungalow and garage and the erection of 2 no. replacement dwellings OBJECTION Overdevelopment, mass and bulk, out of keeping and lack of parking. |
39/17 |
WW/17/02307/DOM
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Mr Julian Da Vall 43 Russell Road West Wittering PO20 8EF Demolition of existing garage, construction of front, rear and side extensions, re-pitched roof with loft accommodation, garage and car port. Alternative to 17/01937/DOM OBJECTION As plans not clear as to changes and query re proposal on southern boundary |
119. NDP UPDATE – Mr Lewis reported on the recent Steering Group meetings and task progress. Members also noted that the Tourism study and visitor data tasks had been started. The Steering Group recommended that the VDS be updated at the same time as the NDP so that the 2 documents would be consulted on simultaneously. The next tasks were a draft format for the plan and a Heritage and Assets consultation which was being held on 23rd November 2017. On a proposal by Mr Shrubb and seconded by Mr Lewis members agreed to the VDS review being carried out at the same time as the NDP.
120. ENFORCEMENT MATTERS – Noted the Enforcement Notice in respect of the fence in Summerfield Rd.
121. CDC LOCAL PLAN REVIEW – Noted the proposals for Stubcroft Farm and agreed to liaise with EW&B PC regarding any response. Agreed to circulate the CDC Call for Sites responses.
122. MINUTES AND MATTERS ARISING – On a proposal by Mr Hutton and seconded by Mr Buckland the minutes were approved by the Council. Mr Shrubb reported that the proposed meeting with West Wittering Estates regarding traffic issues would be held at the end of the month. Noted the planning application re the Old Nursery in Chapel Lane had been withdrawn. Mr Lewis reported that the NDP budget would need to be reviewed.
123. A27 UPDATE – Noted that Mr Shrubb and Mr Hutton attended the latest workshop and noted no support for current option, but that the meeting did support further research of a scheme which would support RIS 2.
124.
125. CDC ALL PARISHES MEETING – Noted the presentation on Enforcement matters and S106 and CIL funds.
126. DISTRICT AND COUNTY COUNCILLOR UPDATE – Cllr Montyn referred to the WSCC position regarding the A27. Cllr Barrett reported that the construction of the Youth Club was progressing well. Noted the CDC policy regarding phased removal of dog waste bins and that dog waste could now be put in household and litter bins. Cllr Barrett also reminded Members regarding funding for the Manhood Peninsular Partnership. He also reported that he was investigating the closure of The Old House at Home as it had recently been registered as a Community Asset. Cllr Martin and Cllr Patel agreed to attend a meeting with CDC to establish the situation regarding the community asset status.
127. CLERKS REPORT
a) Allotments – No items
b) Footpaths and Open Spaces – Mr Hutton reported that he had requested 3 quotes and 2 had been returned but he recommended waiting until the legal position regarding the Village Green had been resolved. It was agreed the WP would respond to the recent communication. Mrs Pike agreed to draft a response.
c) Sportsfield Management – Noted that the new fencing for the play area had been completed and the outdoor gym had been installed. Noted new signs would be needed for both areas. Mr Buckland reported that there was a large sycamore tree which was overhanging the tennis court and it was agreed to inspect this with a view to reducing some of the larger branches. Mr Lewis reported that he would be holding a meeting with the Football Club to review usage and would report back.
d) Snowhill – Noted the request for a memorial seat at Snowhill and agreed to replace the seat at the top of the slipway with a new bench which would be subject to the new arrangements.
e) Finance – On a proposal by Mr Hutton and seconded by Mrs Pike, members approved payment as listed below;
Payee |
Details |
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B&M Plant Hire |
Replace shingle |
384.00 |
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Proludic |
Outdoor gym equipment |
27,482.39 |
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Wicks Farm |
Mow Sportsfield |
393.00 |
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HMRC |
Liabilities |
235.06 |
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Mrs J Brown |
Clerk’s salary and expenses |
1,303.23 |
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SWR Garden Services |
Mowing, Footpaths, Snowhill, Village Green |
760.00 |
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British Gas |
Pavilion |
56.04 |
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CDC |
Paladin hire |
56.60 |
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SSE |
Public conveniences |
118.86 |
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Zurich Municipal |
Premium for gym equipment |
88.99 |
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Sussex Estate Care Ltd |
Marine Drive Car Park |
174.00 |
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Sussex Estate Care Ltd |
Marine Drive Triangle |
108.00 |
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Sussex Estate Care Ltd |
Cycle Path |
294.00 |
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SSE |
Footway Lighting |
229.48 |
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Viking Direct |
Ink |
75.20 |
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Knight Fencing |
Play area |
3,394.43 |
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Mr C Tranchant |
Pavilion garden |
45.00 |
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Homeclean |
Pavilion cleaning |
177.92 |
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TOTAL |
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35,376.20 |
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f) Parish Assets/Footway Lighting – No items
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