January 2020 Agenda
Snitterby Parish Council
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Dear Councilor
You are hereby summoned to attend the Meeting of Snitterby Parish Council to be held in the Village Hall on Thursday 16 January 2020
Public participation will commence at 1930 pm for a maximum of 15 minutes.
Natasha Erwich
Clerk to the Council
AGENDA
1. To receive apologies for absence.
2. To receive declarations of interest in accordance with the Localism Act 2011.
3. To approve the minutes of the meetings held on November 14 and November 212019
4. Police Matters
a. To receive the police report
b. To report urgent matters to the police
5. To receive reports, questions and answers from the County Councilor and District Councilor.
6. Clerk and Councilors to report back on previous action points - see Appendix A
7. Finance
a. To approve payments
b. Treasurers report
8. Planning
a. To consider planning applications (if any)
b. To receive WLDC planning decisions (if any):
9. Highways
a. To report highway matters (if any)
10. To confirm precept for 2019-20
11. To receive broadband update
12. To confirm date of annual Parish meeting and March council and agree items to be placed on the agenda.
Appendix A - Update on Clerk Actions
a. Request possibility of "Beware of Horses Sign" - response received from Highways:
"LCC Highways & also TRSP have repeatedly and consistently answered this type of request. Lincolnshire is a rural county and it should come as no surprise for motorists to encounter horses or slow moving rural vehicles on the highway which may require them to slow down.
Unfortunately,many warning signs are overused and such overuse serves only to bring these signs into disrepute, reducing their effect at sites which would otherwise significantly benefit from their use. LCC Highways are consistently trying to avoid using these signs,unless there is an amount of horses more than you would possibly expect to encounter in rural Lincolnshire (i.e. riding school/equestrian center etc.), not individual horses. If someone wanted to pursue this further then the decision to install would be based on the accident records with respect to those accidents that are connected with horses/horse riders etc. Sorry but we don't install horse signs"
b. Speed check carried out on Moor Road -average speed of 30.4 mph with 85% percentile of 37.7 mph.