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Minutes of the PARISH COUNCIL MEETING held in the Meadow Rooms Cobham on Monday, 7 June  2010 at 7.30pm

 

 

PRESENT:                          

COUNCILLORS                 MRS L ELLIS (CHAIRMAN)

                                                MR S DYER (VICE CHAIRMAN)

                                               MR AHG ROWE

                                                MR B GLENISTER

                                                MRS R DYMOND

                                               MRS S KEEP

                                                DR N D HAIG         

                                                MRS J BEETY (Clerk)

           

IN ATTENDANCE:            CLLR A MOORE (GBC)

                                               5 PARISHIONERS

                                               CLLR TONY PRITCHARD (GBC)

                                               DENISE BIRD F/C WARDEN AT JESKYNS

                                               GILLIAN BURGESS (CHAIRMAN CLSS YOUTH CLUB)

                                                JOANNE RAFF (CLSS YOUTH CLUB)

                                              

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Chairman Mrs Lynn Ellis welcomed everyone to the meeting. 

1 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE 

2 MINUTES Minutes of the AGM and parish council meeting held on Monday, May 10th   2010 were approved by Councillors and signed by the Chairman.

3 DECLARATION OF INTERESTS  None

4 PARISHIONER’S COMMENTS 

 In the light of recent complaints about aggressive dogs and irresponsible dog owners who do not control their dogs, Mrs Margaret Haig spoke in support of responsible dog owners who are in the majority of those exercising their pets at JeskynsPark and in Ashenbank Woods. With regard to the mess lying where people walk, she asked that more dog litter bins be supplied from the Sports Ground entry at the park and at the entry to Ashenbank Woods.

5 MATTERS ARISING

Jeskyns report from Denise Bird

Denise Bird began her report by answering the concerns raised by Mrs Haig, She said that dog litter bins cost about £1,000 per annum to supply and maintain but one was soon to be erected at Ashenbank Woods. She said that there were pet “pit stops” where advice and training were available for dog owners. There was also a leaflet setting out a code of conduct for dog owners. It was hoped that a positive attitude would be created and that the culprits causing the problems would be identified and dealt with.

In answer to the parishioner whose dog was attacked, Denise asked her to fill in an incident form.

The Chairman enquired whether there was a police presence on the park. The PCSO Peter Hylands attended regularly. Mrs Haig suggested that some dog owners were willing to sponsor the supply of extra dog refuse bins. The suggestion was welcomed by Denise Bird.

Denise answered three questions asked by Cobham Parish Council in advance of the meeting,

1 Of the 45 hours worked by Denise a third of that time was worked on site

2 The core budget from the Forestry Commission was still in use but bids for future funding would continue to be made.

3 There was no intention to alter the five year management plan which still had 3 years to run. Cuts implemented by the new government were uncertain.

Denise said that Jeskyns had a large number of visitors and the park was given high priority by the Forestry Commission.

The chairman Cllr Mrs Ellis thanked Denise Bird for her report and asked that she keep in touch. The Chairman said that CPC was particularly concerned about irresponsible dog owners and unsuitable parking near the site.

In answer to Cllr Glenister’s query about whether there was always someone on site during opening hours Denise said that staffing numbers meant that this was not always possible.

Cllr Mrs Dymond asked how many incidents were reported and Denise said that an average of one per week was normal. Denise said that she would send a summary of complaints to CPC.

CLSS Youth Club

The Chairman welcomed Gillian Burgess and Joanne Raff to the meeting and invited them to speak. Mrs Burgess outlined the activities of the youth club and explained its financial situation, describing a serious shortfall between expenses and income. She continued to apply for funding from various sources and hoped that Cobham Parish Council would also be able to help financially.  The Chairman, Cllr Mrs Ellis asked whether they intended to increase the subscription which currently stood at £1.50 per week and £5 per year. This was considered to be very low by members of Cobham Parish Council. Cllr Mrs Ellis also asked whether any fundraising would be carried out by the youth group members. 

Mrs Burgess and Mrs Raff showed reluctance to increase the subscription in case members were put off. They described a number of fun raising activities to be attempted by the Youth club members including filling in the application forms necessary. Mrs Burgess explained that usually grants were given as a one off payment and they were looking for a permanent and continuous form of income.

Cllr Alan Rowe (also Chairman of Meadow Room Management Committee) congratulated the Youth Club for its success and good behaviour when using the Meadow Room. He expressed concern about the low subscription in an affluent area and said that the Brownies paid more even though their outgoings were less. He suggested that £3 per week would be fair. Cllr Mrs Keep asked that since members of Cobham School were regular members what proportion of the youth club membership came from outside the area. Mrs Burgess said that it was about 20%. The answer to Cllr Mrs Dymond’s question about whether the parents of the members knew about the financial difficulties the answer was “no”.  She suggested that Luddesdown PC should also be approached for their help. It was clear that if the financial problems of the Youth Club were not rectified, it would fold. 

Scratton Fields parking

Cllr Bernard Glenister once more registered his strong opposition to the Kent Highways parking bay proposals in Scratton Fields and gave a history of the attempts that had been made from the time when GBC had been responsible for the highway. At this time there had been plans drawn up by residents to provide a proper driveway into the site, including a footway cross-over. These plans were sent to GBC, public utilities were contacted and no objections were raised. These plans, which had not received any objections, did not take shape and eventually the residents gave up in frustration but parking there had continued for about 35 years without objection from GBC

The proposed parking site which was identified by CPC was intended to relieve the pressure from other parts of Sole Street and would not accommodate the needs of those already parking on the site which includes up to 12 cars and a caravan and the road is too narrow for vehicles to park there.

The lack of secure off-road parking as proposed by Kent Highways services would have implications in insurance premiums and lack of parking facilities would devalue the houses. Decisions have been made without consulting the residents and to receive a letter outlining proposals to provide 5 parking bays will cause inconvenience and distress which Cllr Glenister considers is his duty to avoid as a Parish Councillor. Cllr Alan Rowe backed him wholeheartedly. The resident who had been involved in the situation from the beginning and whose (permitted) garage would become inaccessible spoke up on behalf of his neighbours and in support of Cllrs Glenister and Rowe.

Cllr Tony Pritchard, explained that the plans he drew up were intended to make the best of a situation which arose because of the insistence by Kent Highways that the residents who were parking there were doing so illegally. He did not wish to be regarded as the harbinger of bad news. The Chairman and Cllr Glenister reassured him that he was not considered to be culpable. After discussion it was suggested by Cllr Alex Moore (GBC) and agreed by CPC that a letter be sent to Kent Highways Services setting out the objections to the parking bay proposals and giving the history of what had gone on in the past. Cllr Dr Haig suggested that, if finance was a problem, then he suggested CPC apply to make this area a By-way Open to All Traffic (BOAT) which would permit a lower standard of roadway.

Playing Fields/Parks Committee nothing to report

Village Projects 

Initial drawings prepared by Alan Kew were on display. It was agreed that a number of interested councillors would meet and make a decision about the next step which was to instruct Alan Kew to proceed with a detailed plan. The Chairman, Councllors Spree, Rowe, Glenister and Dr Haig will form the sub-committee.

Safety on Henhurst Road There has been no up-date.

Footpaths Committee 

The footpath adjacent to Meadow House and the Sports Ground has been cleared. Cllr Mrs Keep asked that the footpath across the meadow to the “kissing gate” should also be cleared.

Action: Clerk

Transport

No further information that has not been covered earlier.

Planning

Cllr Glenister gave the following information including CPC comments:-

20100330 – 53 The Street, Cobham DA12 3BX – Replacement of all windows, door and surround on the front elevation. No objection

20100370 - The Exchange The Street Cobham Outline application for the erection of a detached dwelling in the rear garden with vehicular access on to Lawrence Drive – no objection provided possible overlooking adjacent properties is addressed.

20100430 – 2 Chapelwood Place DA13 9AG – Change of use of woodland at rear to residential curtilage. Cobham Parish Council objects strongly to the proposed change of use of the woodland which is subject to an “article 4” direction and is within the North Downs SLA.  If permitted a precedent would be created whereby other residents owning plots of this attractive woodland, outside the village envelope, would wish to do likewise.

20100466 – 63 Sallows Shaw Sole Street DA13 9B9 – Erection of single storey rear extension to form an enlarged dining room. No objection

KCC Activity park plans - CPC has concern about the position of the access at Marling Cross on a bend of the road with restricted sightlines. The Council is also concerned about additional traffic that may be generated on roads through Henhurst, Cobham and Sole Street

20100279 – Greenhollow 24 Manor Road Cobham DA13 9BN – Revised Plans/revised description. Erection of a detached four bedroom chalet style dwelling with integral garage and demolition of gable on the west elevation of 24 Manor Road

Cllr Glenister informed those present of the following GBC decisions:-

20100130  -  Knights Place Farm Watling Street Cobham Gravesend ME2 3UB -Erection of a conservatory in substitution of that previously permitted under planning permission reference number 20060639 CPC has no objection. PERMITTED

20100269 – Land rear of 45-53 The Street – Application for the creation of 2 no. Car parking spaces in addition to the four spaces approved under planning permission reference number 20090022 for the erection of a detached two storey, three bedroom dwelling with basement and a detached double car port. (Option A) CPC has preference for Option A thus retaining the mature sycamore tree. The re-constructed wall should not encroach on the roadway. REFUSED

20090824 – Land to Rear of Wedgewood and Greenmount White Post Lane Cobham DA13 9AX -  Change of woodland into residential curtilage. Cobham Parish Council strongly objects to the proposal to change the use of this woodland into residential curtilage. The woodland is in the Metropolitan Green Belt and is subject to an “article 4” direction.

The area of woodland behind the Sallows Shaw development is divided into plots, each plot owned by the resident whose property rear garden adjoins it. The plot of woodland bounded by White Post Lane and to the rear of the appellants property was wholly owned by another Sallows Shaw resident who still owns the portion south of the public footpath but sold the plot to the appellants recently. The woodland is an important rural amenity enjoyed by local residents, without objection from the owners.. REFUSED

20100120 – 3 Rookery Cottages, Jeskyns Road DA12 3AL – Erection of a detached double open fronted garage. No objection in principle provided the requirements in the letter from Clive Gilbert, dated 22 January 2010, are met. A paved drive would reduce traffic noise to nearby residents. PERMITTED

20100145 – Land between 28 & 29 Scratton Fields DA12 3AS- Amended site address/amended plans – laying out of new hardstanding for five vehicles. no objection

PERMITTED

20100209 – 6 Manor Road Cobham DA13 9BN – Construction of first floor extension incorporating ground floor rear extension to provide sitting room, enlarged kitchen/dining room and utility room at ground floor level with three bedrooms, bathroom/wc and dressing room at first floor level.  . CPC has concern about overlooking adjacent properties. PERMITTED

Meadow Rooms Management

It was intended to dispose of the existing piano which was in a poor state and to acquire an electric keyboard. Cllr Rowe reported that 2 parties recently had caused problems. It was suggested that the booking clerk should make sure that the ban on teen-age parties should be upheld.

Sole Street parking

Traffic Calming in Sole Street

Kent Highways intended to begin work on Sole Street Bridge on June 14th. Cllr Moore said that traffic lights would probably be used to control traffic flow and the road was unlikely to be closed.

Sweeps Hole Pond 

North West Kent Countryside Partnership (NWKCP) had agreed to carry out future maintenance for Cobham Parish Council.

6 GBC MATTERS

Cllr Moore had little to add to his input on earlier matters other than to give some information about the transport quarter which would involve a change in the one-way system. The longer trains would have an effect on the platform layout. There was a plan to have a pedestrian area around the Woodville Halls.

7 KCC MATTERS

Cllr Mike Snelling was not present at the meeting.

8 KALC MATTERS  Nothing to report.

9 CORRESPONDENCE  None

10 ANY OTHER BUSINESS

The Chairman was concerned that the screening trees around the Intermediate Maintenance Depot(IMD) were slow to emerge.

Clerk will ask for the trees to be checked.

11 MATTERS RAISED BY PARISH COUNCILLORS

Cllr Bernard Glenister asked the clerk to remind GBC to replace the rubbish bin at the corner on Manor Road. He also asked how Japanese knotweed could be eliminated.  

Clerk: action

Cllr Dr Nigel Haig informed the meeting the BT had dealt with the hole in Lodge Lane

Cllr Alan Rowe suggested that CPC start considering plans for a Diamond Jubilee celebration in 2012 and invite Luddesdown to be involved. He reminded the parish council of the celebrations held for the silver and golden jubilees and handed over the details to the Chairman, Mrs Lynn Ellis.

FINANCE

a)Discussion of the proposal to give a donation to CLSS Youth Club took place but no agreement was reached among councillors. It was decided to defer further discussion until everyone had had more time to come to a decision.

b) On the proposition of Councillor Mrs Rosemary Dymond and seconded by Councillor Steve Dyer the following payments were ratified

      21.05.10                KCPFA Subs                                                 20.00    

      21.05.10                EDF Energy                                                594.04

      28.05.10                A Sattrachai (May 4 w)                              104.00

      28.05.10                J Beety (May)                                             208.00

      25.05.10                Broker Network Insurance                     1271.57

      07.06.10                Cobham PCC Grant                                  350.00 

      Total                                                                                      2,547.61

*reissued – previous cheque lost in post & stopped

  As there was no other business the Chairman declared the meeting closed at 10.20pm

Date of next meeting Monday July 19th 2010


Minutes of the ANNUAL PARISH MEETING held in the Meadow Rooms Cobham on Monday, 10th May 2010 at 7.30pm, followed by a PARISH COUNCIL MEETING.

PRESENT:                          

COUNCILLORS                

                                               MRS L ELLIS (CHAIRMAN)

                                               MR S DYER (VICE-CHAIRMAN)

                                               MR AHG ROWE

                                               MR BWA GLENISTER

                                               MRS R DYMOND

                                               MR C SPREE

                                               MRS S KEEP

                                               DR J GILES

                                               DR N D HAIG

                                               MRS J BEETY (Clerk)

           

IN ATTENDANCE:            CLLR MIKE SNELLING (KCC)  

                                               1 PARISHIONER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN                    The Clerk took the chair temporarily.

Councillor Mr Alan Rowe proposed and Councillor Dr Nigel Haig seconded the nomination of Councillor Mrs Lynn Ellis. No other nominations were received.  Councillor Mrs Ellis was elected as Chairman by unanimous agreement. 

ELECTION OF VICE-CHAIRMAN

Cllr Glenister proposed and Councillor Dr Giles seconded the nomination of Councillor Mr Steve Dyer.  No other nominations were received.  Councillor Mr Dyer was elected as Vice Chairman by unanimous agreement.

ELECTION OF COMMITTEES AND REPRESENTATIVES

Planning Committee (4 members)

Councillor Mr Alan Rowe proposed and Councillor Mrs Rosemary Dymond seconded that Councillors Dr  Nigel Haig, Bernard Glenister, Dr Julian Giles and Mrs Sally Keep be duly elected.  This was unanimously agreed.

Unauthorised Developments Committee

The Chairman suggested that since this committee had not been needed during the past year, it might be disbanded at this stage. All councillors agreed.

Playing Fields Committee and Parks Committee (2 members) Councillor Dr Giles proposed and Councillor Glenister seconded that Councillors Steve Dyer and Chris Spree be duly elected.  This was unanimously agreed. 

Footpaths Committee (1 member)

Councillor Steve Dyer proposed and Councillor Bernard Glenister seconded that Councillor Mrs Dymond be duly elected. This was unanimously agreed.

Transport Committee (2 members)

Councillor Dr Giles proposed and Councillor Mrs Dymond seconded that Councillors Mr Glenister and Mr Dyer be duly elected.  This was unanimously agreed. 

Meadow Room Representatives (2 members)

Councillor Dr Nigel Haig proposed and Councillor Bernard Glenister seconded that Councillors Mrs Rosemary Dymond and Dr Giles be duly elected.  This was unanimously agreed. 

The following representatives were proposed and seconded “en bloc” by Cllrs Bernard Glenister and Dr Julian Giles. This was unanimously agreed

School Governor Representative (1 member)

Councillor Steve Dyer would continue to be the School Governor Representative.

Kent Association of Local Councils (1 member)

Councillor Mr Rowe would continue. 

Finance Committee (2 members)

The Chairman and Vice-Chairman are duly elected. 

Webmaster

Councillor Mrs Rosemary Dymond proposed and Councillor Steve Dyer seconded that Councillor Mr Glenister should continue as Webmaster.  This was unanimously agreed. 

This concluded the Annual Parish Meeting

 

Cobham Parish Council Meeting

 

APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE:  Cllr Mr Mike Snelling (KCC) who would be arriving late.

 MINUTES

The Minutes of the previous Parish Council meeting held on 26th April 2010 were confirmed and signed. 

3 PARISHIONER’S COMMENTS

Mr Alan Holland enquired whether a planning application had been received from the owners of “Critholme”. It had not.

He reported 2 particularly large potholes, one at Gold Street and the other at the chicane outside the Meadow Room. The Chairman said that at the meeting with Maria Baker, Community Liaison Officer from Kent Highways she was assured that the potholes were being systematically dealt with using a “find and fix” operation.

Clerk action.

 4 MATTERS ARISING

Safety on Henhurst Road

The Chairman reported that she and the Clerk had met Maria Baker, Community Liaison Officer to discuss any outstanding matters to be dealt with by Kent Highways. Safety on Henhurst Road was high on the agenda. However The Chairman decided to list all matters raised with Maria which fit under other headings.

-          Follow up on road safety measures following meeting in May 2009 with Kent Highways & Police

-          Follow up on pond & prevention of parking in Halfpence Lane at Ashenbank car park

-          Follow up on replacing plastic bollards in other lay-by in Halfpence Lane

-          Graffiti removal on sign at Halfpence Lane roundabout

-          Addition of Cobham Hall sign at Halfpence roundabout

-          Replacement of missing gateway on Halfpence Lane

-          Pothole survey of parish

-          Salt bin in Battle Street

-          Fix unreliable street light outside Meadow Room

-          Find date for pavement to be installed Sole St bridge/ Manor Road

-          Follow up timetable for applying for funding for Phase 2 of footway through Sole Street  

-          Check future plan for repairing or replacing Sole Street ’s red road

-          Look for examples across Kent of village signage to discourage speeding

Cllr Sally Keep reported that a pedestrian in Sole Street had been struck by a passing car recently and that the dangers of speeding in Sole Street continued to be worrying. Clerk Action

Cllr Spree noted that the red gravel road was dangerous to cyclists and Cllr Dr Haig asked when the road markings would be restored.  Cllr Spree also pointed out the danger of the exposed culverts over the drains in Jeskyns Road .  Clerk will inform Maria Baker of these matters.

 Concern was expressed about the condition of Camer Road between Sole Street and Meopham. Cllr Rowe said that he would enquire from Meopham Council whether it had been reported to Kent Highways. Cllr Mrs Keep reported that a lorry had remained overnight at the lay-by in Halfpence Lane . Cllr Rowe suggested that CPC should seek to have Halfpence Lane as a rural clearway. Action Clerk

Playing Fields/Parks Committee

Cllr Dyer said that he would contact John Jackson about the fence parallel with the footpath near Meadow House. Cllr Spree said that there had been a meeting called by Mike Booth to discuss the problem of dangerous dogs who had bitten horses and endangered riders. He asked that any other incidents should be reported to the warden.

The Chairman reminded those present that Denise Bird, Warden of Jeskyns Park would be attending the CPC meeting on June 7th and suggested that people let the clerk know of any questions they would like to pose. People asked the following :-

·         How many hours does the warden spend at Jeskyns?

·         Where would future funding come from?

·         What plans were being made to keep everything under control?

Clerk will send questions to Denise prior to the meeting.

Footpath Committee 

The stile at the end of the churchyard had been replaced by a self-closing gate.

Cllr Mrs Dymond said that she would like an on-site meeting with the footpaths officer at the footpath alongside Meadow House.                                   Clerk will arrange this.

Cllr Glenister said that at the start of the neighbourhood watch meeting in Manor Road , PCSO caught a motorcyclist speeding along the footpath.

Transport Committee

Cllr Glenister reported that another volunteer driver is needed for the community bus.

Notice was given of closures at Brewers Road on two successive weekends at the beginning of July. These would take place from Friday 16th and Friday23rd July.

Planning Committee

Cllr Glenister reported the following decision by GBC

20100144- Land South of Colewood Resevoir Watling St Cobham Kent – Replacement of existing antennas on existing mast and installation of cabinet within existing compound. CPC has no objection. Permitted

 CPC commented on the following

 20100330 – 53 The Street, Cobham DA12 3BX – Replacement of all windows, door and surround on the front elevation.No objection

20100370 - The Exchange The Street Cobham Outline application for the erection of a detached dwelling in the rear garden with vehicular access on to Lawrence Drive no objection provided possible overlooking adjacent properties is addressed.

The clerk was asked to enquire about “Leighton” and about the woodland attached to”Wedgewood” and “Greenmount”.                                                            Action Clerk

Meadow Room Management CommitteeAt the AGM Alan Rowe had been elected Chairman again and Julian Giles was again elected as Vice Chairman.

Cllr Rowe reported that lead had been stolen from the roof which was worth a lot less than the damage caused acquiring it.

The good news for the committee was that a profit of around £4,000 had been made. The expected expenditure in the coming year would mean that such a profit would not be made next time.

There was a discussion about litter left behind after events. Litter gets thrown among the shrubs at the side of the ramp so some of those would be removed.

Additional stage lighting was to be installed.

Sole Street parking.

Cllr Glenister said that the problems had been reduced somewhat by the attendance of traffic wardens. There had been no further news about the letters to be sent to residents about the proposed parking bays in Scratton Fields.

Traffic calming in Sole Street

The Chairman read a letter from Alan Peck in which he described notices he had seen in East Anglia which were displayed in people’s front gardens. Clerk will reply

Cllr Glenister asked that the police be contacted to run another speed check.                         Action Clerk

Sweep’s Hole Pond

Cllr Rowe suggested that at the next meeting CPC should discuss future maintenance.

Clerk will ask for advice from Louise Smith

Cllr Mrs Dymond suggested that a site meeting of CPC members would be a good idea to consider the fencing gap.

Village projects

·         Church Room -The clerk had written to the church warden and his response was awaited.

·         Car park – A meeting had been arranged with Alan Kew on Tuesday May 18th at 8.15am.

·         Ashenbank – The matter was being followed up between Clive Steward of Woodland Trust and Kent Highways.

· CLSS  Youth Group - Finance Committee needed to know more details of the financial position of CLSS and what plans they may have had to raise funds to cover their expenses.

The Chairman pointed out that no provision had been made in the budget for regular funding and that it would need to come under review in December.

Cllr Mike Snelling pointed out that the grant he had made available this year was a one-off payment and may not be repeated next year. It was felt that the youth club needed to be aware that they needed to take some responsibility for finding funds.

5 GBC MATTERS

Cllr Alex Moore was not present but Cllr Snelling gave a short report.

Bill Lambert MBE was to become the new mayor and the Deputy was to be Mike Wenban.

Cllr Snelling said that money saved this year would be used towards the new BMX track and skateboard park. It was also intended that toilets at Woodlands Park would be improved and patrolled to prevent vandalism.

A good town square was to be created in the transport quarter and meetings with the Tilbury Harbour master could result in greater numbers of visitors from across the river.

 6 KCC MATTERS

There was not much to report. KLCC is looking at the SATS debate.

In answer to the question about emailing CPC views to Will Farmer, Cllr Snelling said that it was preferred that people attend the meetings in person. Cllrs Mrs Ellis, Mrs Dymond and Mrs Keep agreed they would go to the next meeting.

7 KALC MATTERS   Nothing to report.

8 CORRESPONDENCE None.

9 MATTERS RAISED BY PARISH COUNCILLOR

Councillor Glenister asked that GBC be contacted to restore the Manor Road sign but not on the notice board as before.

Cllr Spree reported that in Greenlands part of the footpaths including some shrubbery on either side had been incorporated into private gardens.

The garden of the National Trust cottage in The Street needed to be tidied up.

Seats at meetings were uncomfortable.

Cllr Mrs Dymond asked if there had been any further response concerning the daffodil patch.

It was agreed that there had been a lovely display on the corner this year, the riders and horses had been careful and the damage was minimal.

Cllr Rowe reported a complaint regarding the large sign at Handar Paving. Clerk will check whether planning permission is required.

Cllrs Dr  Julian Giles and Steve Dyer discussed the activities at the track going past “Stonehigh”

10 ANY OTHER BUSINES  none

11 FINANCE There were no cheques to be ratified.

 The Chairman reminded those present that the next meeting would take place on June 7th at the Meadow Room.                                                                                

As there was no further business, the Chairman declared the meeting closed at 9.30pm.

 


 


 

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