An Informal Meeting of the Broadwindsor Group Parish Council will be held at 7.30 pm on Monday 13 December 2021 . This will be an online Meeting using Zoom:
You are invited to join them online for festive drinks, nibbles and chat from 7.00 pm on 13th December, the meeting will then begin at 7.30 pm. All welcome!
The full agenda is available to download HERE.
Minutes of previous Group Parish Council meetings can be found online HERE.
Public participation is only permitted at item 5, where Residents are invited to give their views and ask questions of the Parish Council on issues on this Agenda and at item 18 where Residents are invited to give their views and ask questions of the Parish Council on any outstanding issues on this Agenda or raise issues for future consideration.
Correspndance at Item 6 includes a delay in the Comrades Hall Committee’s Planning application: Installation of solar array to roof and air source heat pump & to replace the public shelter – P/FUL/2021/01358.
Item 8 deals with Accounts:
a. To receive the Finance Report (Balance £49,039.34 as of 30 November 2021)
b. To receive the Internal Audit Report
c. Budget and Precept Planning 2022/2023
d. To approve payment of £700.00 for Blackdown Village Hall (CIL Project)
e. To approve payments of £894.78 each to Comrades Hall, Drimpton Village Hall, Blackdown Village
Hall, Broadwindsor Community Shop and Broadwindsor Community Pub (CIL Projects)
f. To approve payment of £132.00 for Focus (HS) Limited (Internal Audits)
g. To approve payment of £19.20 for Total Web Solutions (Storage)
h. To approve payment of £6.26 for HMRC (NI)
i. To approve payment of £456.00 for R Rawlings (Grit Bin Removal and Installation)
j. To approve payment of £90.02 for Clerk (Expenses November and December 2021)
There are a number of Planning Applications (Item 9) for BGPC to discuss:
And several results:
Other topics include updates on:
The full agenda is available to download HERE.
There are currently 14 Elected Councillors (Broadwindsor Ward vacancy) – Click HERE to identify them.
The contents of this post are compiled by Wendy Shields, with information taken from the Broadwindsor Group Parish Council’s website.
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