Agreed – Parish Precept to be increased by 4% to £25166 (£9.37 for Band D properties) for 2012/13.

AGENDA
390. Apologies   To receive and approve apologies for absence

391. Known declarations of interest  In accordance with The Parish Councils (Model Code of Conduct)  To note any declarations of interest made by members in respect of items on this agenda.

392. Approval of the Minutes of the previous meeting   To receive and sign, as a true record, the Minutes of the Parish Council meeting held on 19th January 2012

393. Matters arising from the Parish Council meeting on 19th January 2012

394. Public Participation Session  Members of Public may speak on any item of concern within the Parish or appearing on the agenda.

395. Accounts for payment

396. Planning applications
Ref 12/00334/PLF 4 Molescroft Avenue. Erection of single storey extension to front and side following demolition of existing garage.
Ref 12/00360/PLF 69 Molescroft Road. External alterations to rear and internal alterations.
Ref 12/00361/PLF (Listed building consent) 69 Molescroft Road. External alterations to rear and internal alterations.
Ref/00401/PLF 24 Molescroft Park. Erection of orangery to side.

397. Queens Jubilee celebrations
398. .Millennium Award  To consider suitable individuals to receive the award

399. Scale of Charges  to consider the scale of charges report for 2012/13

400. Budget 2012/13  To consider the draft budget for 2012/13.

401. Clerks Contract  To consider the hours worked by the Clerk and the home working allowance

402. Street light Copandale Road to Warwick Road.  To consider erection of street light

403. Audit return/Payroll  To approve Dutton Moore to carry out the Audit of 2011/12 accounts and provide payroll for 2012/13.

404. St Mary’s Cemetery  Update on improvement work

405. Allotments  At the request of councillor Whalley

406. Website

407. Facebook/Twitter  To receive update from Councillor Whalley at the end of the trial period

408. Feedback from meetings attended

409. Clerk update report  For information

410. Youth Liaison  Update from Councillor Fleming

411. Parish Centre/School issues  Update from Parish Centre representatives

412. Health and Safety

413. Correspondence

414. Items for next agenda

415. Date of next meeting  For noting,15th. March 2012

As a minimum the AA advises that in winter conditions motorists ensure that they carry the following…

- Blanket, rug or sleeping bag
- Shovel
- Bits of carpet or thick cardboard to place under driven wheels to help regain traction
- Salt, sand or cat litter – to help clear snow and ice
- Reflective jacket
- Ice scraper or de-icer
- Torch and batteries
- Tow rope
- Snow chains (if living in a rural area)
- Battery jump leads
- Bottled water
- Snacks – chocolate or cereal bars
- Extra screen wash

A number of Emergency and allied Services were represented.

The focus of the event was to bring a greater cohesion of response to any emergency.  This was brought into focus as a result of the recent flooding in Hull and East Riding areas. Each service outlined their area of responsibility and how they inter-reacted with others.
It was suggested that various bodies could also play an important role in this and local knowledge could be most valuable in such circumstances. It is suggested that Parish Councils should each formulate an Emergency Plan.

Councillor Fleming proposed that of the three suggested plans Full, Abridged and Guidance that Molescroft because of its size and situation should create a Guidance Plan.

Agreed – Guidance Plan to be produced
Action: It was agreed Cllr Ritchings should progress this proposal.

The footpath has become increasingly overgrown recently, however, after pressure from Molescroft Parish Council  and assistance from Ward Councillors , ERYC have cleared the overgrown Hudson Way footpath through to Lockwood Road

The archives and local studies team at the Treasure House have produced a set of themed archive video compilations on DVD.

They will be making them available to clubs and societies across the East Riding.

The DVDs last for about an hour and include an audio commentary. Groups will able to rent the DVDs for seven days for a £20 fee. The team can post them to your door for a small additional fee.

DVDs available include:

A walk on the Wold side: a look back at Wolds villages over the past 20 years

• Bridlington and the East Yorkshire coast
• The colour of Beverley: an East Yorkshire town in the 1960s
• Beverley industry
• Crossing the Humber

If you would like to find out more, please contact Samuel Bartle on (01482) 392794, or email samuel.bartle@eastriding.gov. uk

It was agreed that Councillor Brown should be nominated as an official representative of
Molescroft Parish Council.
Agreed – Councillor Brown nominated as official representative on the group
Action – Councillor Brown.

It was agreed to replace the damaged trees planted in Autumn 2010 by the Rotary Club of  Beverley and to put tree guards around both the new and remaining trees.

The Clerk advised that the cost of the tree guards might have to be met from reserves at the end of the financial year. Councillor Fleming agreed to look at the costs involved in replacing the trees and if the same supplier could provide tree guards.
Action – Councillor Fleming/Clerk

There are many different parts of the council who help to resolve any anti social behaviour that you may be suffering from.

In order to help East Riding Council deal with your enquiry as quickly as possible, please consider the following before you report it:

• if you are having problems with your neighbour East Riding Council can offer guidance and advice about what can be done
• if you are having problems with ball-games being played on and around your property East Riding Council can offer guidance and advice about what can be done
• if you have witnessed an anti social crime taking place you should contact Humberside Police on 101
• if the crime is in progress you should call the 999 emergency line

Extracted from the East Riding Council webpage: ‘Anti social behaviour’ – http://www2.eastriding.gov.uk/living/crime-and-community-safety/anti-social-behaviour/

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Suggestions include Molescroft boundary signs and extending the white posts on Molescroft Road.

If you have any ideas please contact us via the website or comment via our twitter feed; @molescroft_pc or our Facebook page; Molescroft parish

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