LANIVET PARISH COUNCIL

MINUTES OF THE PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON-LINE

BY ZOOM ON THURSDAY, 25^TH MARCH 2021 AT 7.00PM

Present:

Cllr. D. Batten

(Chairman)

Mrs. J. Burdon

(Parish Clerk)

Cllr. D. Austin

(Vice-Chairman)

Cllr. Mrs. C. Eddy

Cllr. C. Vercoe

Cllr. T. Hancock

Cllr. A. Barnaby

Cllr. Mrs. J. Dent

Cllr. T. Grose

Cllr. Miss P. Bolton

Cllr. S. Jenning

Cwll. Cllr. C. Batters

Minute

AGENDA ITEMS

Action

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Public Forum:- None.

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Members Declaration of Interest and Dispensation Requests:- Councillor D. Batten declared a non-registerable interest under Paragraph 3.5A in the Lanivet School Academy Governor.

Councillor D. Batten declared a non-registerable interest under Paragraph 3.5A in the Lanivet Sport & Recreation Trust.

Councillor D. Austin declared a non-registerable interest under Paragraph 3.5A in the Trustee of Lanivet Academy.

Councillor D. Batten declared a pecuniary interest in respect of the application for an additional inscription from R. Pascoe & Sons (Granite) Limited.

Councillor S. Jennings declared a non-registerable interest in respect of the following item of correspondence:- Appeal for PA19/100698 – Mr. & Mrs. Williams

Councillor A. Barnaby noted there is only 11 Councillors on the Candidate Packs received and there should be 12 Action: Clerk to follow up.

Clerk to liaise with previous candidates who applied for Parish Councillor Vacancies informing them of the election process Action: Clerk.

Clerk

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Apologies:- Councillors A. Harris, Mrs. J. Stickland. Apologies received from Councillor D. Batten as he would be late attending the meeting this evening.

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Minutes of the Monthly Meeting held on Thursday 18^th February 2021:- Resolved the Minutes of the Monthly Meeting held on the 18^th February 2021 as circulated were confirmed as a true and accurate record and to be duly signed and ratified by the Vice-Chairman at a future physical meeting (Proposed: Councillor D. Austin; Seconded: Councillor A. Barnaby)

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Matters Arising from the Monthly Meeting held on Thursday 18^th February 2021:-

Page 2 Min.24/21 School Governor for Nanstallon:- Clerk reported that Dan Nattle had been back in touch advising he heard a potential School Governor had come forward to fill the vacancy, not from the Parish Council, although if this did not work out, he would be in touch again.

Page 2 Min.122/20 Internal Auditors Report:- Clerk reported the matters raised had not been dealt with and duly actioned.

Page 3 Min.215/20 and Page 7 Min.15/21 Grave spaces with inappropriate surroundings:- Clerk reported nothing further had been heard. When partial lockdown is lifted, she will visit the Cemetery to see if any action has been taken Action: Keep Pending.

Page 3 Min.7/21 Review of experimental One-Way System:- Clerk reported an email had been received from Cormac as circulated. It is hoped once lockdown has been lifted a site visit could then be arranged if still required.

Page 3 Min.19/21 Bank Signatories:- Clerk reported she had completed the mandate for removal of Steve Walker and David Carter and would action new Councillors after the May Elections and Meeting Action: Clerk.

Page 3 Min.7/21 Build-up of Mud past Tremayle Farm going out of Nanstallon:- Clerk reported Councillor Miss P. Bolton had reported she had followed up and recently noted the rain had washed the mud away. Councillor S. Jennings had reported the area seems to be fine now.

Page 3 Min.6/21(1) Drainage Problems at Lamorrick:- Clerk reported several items of correspondence had been sent from Cornwall Councillor C. Batters in respect of this issue. Response received - Unfortunately the work will require a road closure to ensure an adequate safety zone around the works area. As can be expected at this time of the year, programmed highway works have been delayed in many cases, due to resources being allocated to emergency and high priority safety works that occur during the winter period. The barrier at Lamorrick will need to remain in place until the repair works are carried out and an inspection will take place to ensure the barriers are secure following the report below.

Page 4 Min.30/21 Pothole on Highway near Public Conveniences:- Response received from Cormac advising hopefully Parish Councillors are aware by now that highway defects such as potholes can be reported directly via the Council’s online reporting system. This will ensure the defects are inspected in a timely manner in accordance with our inspection response times, that the correct and specific location is visited, and that the person reporting the highway defect is provided with appropriate updates following the submission of their defect report. Further guidance and information regarding the use of the online system can be provided for dissemination at the Parish Councils meetings, if this is useful.

Page 11 Min.46/21 Query in respect of recent Parish Council Video:- Response received from CALC advising they are unable to comment on the detailed circumstances of the meeting as portrayed on social media. They are aware of a number of legal points which have been missed in the subsequent social and national media reporting which were detailed in the response received.

Clerk

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Monthly Report from Cornwall Councillor Chris Batters:- Cornwall Councillor C. Batters reported as follows as per email circulated:-

1. Noisy Motor Cyclist – Nanstallon – Received a Sunday morning telephone call from a resident of Nanstallon who was having nightmare problems with a noisy motorcyclist. He supplied me with a recording he had taken that Sunday morning of the noise coming from this motorcyclist racing around in close proximity of his property. As usual I wasted no time in contacting the Police and reporting the incident to the section officer. Later that day the complainant emailed me to say that he had managed to stop the motorcycle rider, had talked to him and he hoped things would be better.

I told him that the incident had already been reported, and at the most the Police would call on the young man and make him aware of the nuisance he is causing. Not likely that any action would be taken at this stage.

2. Rosewarrick Travellers Application – Email from Planning Officer that they had submitted an objection to the first application that was being appealed, and at this point in time it is likely they were going to be objecting to the second submitted application.

3. Gate on Camel Trail - Gate on the Camel Trail near to the Cafe required attention for safety reasons. I reported it and it was attended to and made safe the next day.

4. Lanivet Methodist Chapel - Spoke with Sally Long regarding the replacement of the windows and her asking if planning permission was required. I did suggest that she contact the Planning Office and seek their opinion as properties such as the Chapel can have conditions attached to them. I also pointed out there could be conditions attached to any removal of the stained windows.

5. Large Traffic Queues and Congestion HRWC – Long queues on Lamorrick Hill were reported to me. This was following the re-opening of the centre, and was a problem experienced at most of the counties HWRC's. This may have been the case but with traffic being a continual problem on the hill, proposals came from the Lanivet Parish Council that an alternative route may be possible into the Centre via land to the north of the hill. I have spoken to the Cabinet Member for Waste and a meeting has been agreed following the May elections between the Cornwall Council Cabinet member for Waste, Cormac Management, the Parish Chair and members of the Parish Council, the Land Owner, and the Divisional member towards the possibility of a new entry into the site.

6. Bodmin Neighbourhood Plans Whilst at a recent meeting with the Mayor and the Bodmin Town Councillors, the Bodmin Neighbourhood Plan was mentioned. I suggested that with the rapid development of Bodmin coming down over the hill towards the Nanstallon Parish boundary, and the suggestion in the plans a new boundary being drawn that moves into the Nanstallon Parish, that the Lanivet Parish Council should be involved in future discussions and that the Chair of the Lanivet Parish Council become a member of the Bodmin Neighbourhood Team. Chairman reported he did not want the Parish Council to get involved in the letter that has been sent off to the Government. His concern is more the whole development of Bodmin and also anecdotal things he has seen online that somehow Cornwall has produced more than 30% more than is required by the Government. His concern is certainly now it is very visible for anyone going past Lamorick, you can see the encroachment on the fields below Boundary Lane. Anyone living in Nanstallon can see the houses heading their way now. He will speak with Jeremy Cooper first to see how we could be involved with their Neighbourhood Plan and perhaps one other Councillor to attend meetings with him. About 18 months ago there was a big meeting in County Hall when they invited Parish and Town Councils to attend and learnt that when a Town gets up to their boundary it is very easy for them to spill over, developers are not interested in boundaries but buying land. If in the meantime he could ask someone to assist him with sitting on the Neighbourhood Group, it would help to work together with Bodmin on this and also make our concerns known if applicable Action: Chairman and Clerk to include as an agenda item.

7. Concerns have already been voiced to me by some residents of Nanstallon on this matter, and I feel that Lanivet Parish Council, on behalf initially of Nanstallon, should be present in any discussions on these plans.

8. These are the main general matters for Parish Council knowledge, all other matters were individual matters.

9. Woods in your Parish jeopardised by Companies selling them off in Small Plots – Cornwall Councillor C. Batters reported he has problems at Blisland of a similar nature. About five years ago, someone started building a cabin up in the woods at Lanivet. He paid an un-scheduled site visit with some Councillors at the time and saw a log cabin of German design, suitable to live in. Someone from St. Blazey to spend weekends in it. They looked at it through Planning and it was moveable and therefore, not classed as a permanent residence and they could only occupy for a certain amount of time per year. Therefore, there is nothing stopping them from putting up a wood cabin of this nature. He does not believe they would have rights to cut down trees for firewood. As the law stands at the moment there is very little chance of anyone building something as a permanent dwelling. Chairman reported there are parcels available and he believes guidance is required from Cornwall Councillor C. Batters to ensure buildings are not erected. Clerk and Chairman to liaise following the meeting Action: Clerk/Chairman.

Vice-Chairman thanked Cornwall Councillor C. Batters for his monthly report.

Chairman/ Clerk

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Highway Issues/Footpath Issues/Damaged Signs in the Parish (Including Update on Bench Area damage near Six Turnings):-

Highway Issues:- Councillor Mrs. J. Dent reported with the recent bad weather and drains and ditches are cleared out, why Cormac do not take away and just pile up and it just blows back in and causes more blockage. Cornwall Councillor C. Batters reported they are banned from doing this because of European Law. There are problems with anything coming off fields. They should at least take the litter away. If there was an abundance of tin cans and rubbish on the highway Biffa could be contacted and they would come and remove.

Councillor Mrs. C. Eddy reported recently on the road from the Old A30 coming into the Coach Road, there were multiple people with high viz jackets collecting litter about 11.00pm at night and they put several bags on the side of the road. Cornwall Councillor C. Batters reported if it is bagged and left, Biffa can also be contacted, and this will be picked up. Councillor Miss P. Bolton believed it could possibly be volunteers. Councillor D. Austin reported in the village magazine recently there was an advertisement in respect of a litter pick to go ahead. He would happily speak to the local litter collectors and inform them about contacting Biffa.

Footpaths:- None.

Damaged Signs in the Parish:- None.

Update on Bench Area damage near Six Turnings:- Clerk reported she had spoken with the Farmers Wife, who offered to take a message and she confirmed that she could categorically confirm that none of their vehicles drive or even go on this area at all. Since this the Farmer has called confirming it appears to be cars and is definitely not tractors.

He confirmed he had read previous minutes and felt the suggestion of boulder stones was the best option as it would stop this happening. Chairman circulated a photograph and he had concerns as there are tyre tracks across it and he does not know how long people have been driving over it. It was resolved to leave with the Services Working Party to come up with a solution, using the most cost effective way and come back to the Parish Council Action: Services Working Party (Councillors D. Batten, T. Hancock, A. Barnaby and T. Grose).

Services Working Party

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Planning Applications/Results/Correspondence/Letters of Objection received: - Clerk reported that proposals for planning applications will be sent with the following statement:- Due to the restrictions placed on the Parish Council as a result of the pandemic Coronavirus, this response represents the opinion of Members of Lanivet Parish Council identified through a consultation process and will be ratified at the next appropriate meeting of the Parish Council.

Planning Applications:-

PA21/00494 – Mr. Stephen Kendall – New agricultural building to house cattle, St. Ingunger Farm, Lanivet – Parish Council to go with Cornwall Councils Officers recommendations on this application (Proposed: Councillor A Barnaby; Seconded: Councillor Mrs. C. Eddy)

Planning Results:-

PA20/06367 – Mr. R. Newman – Listed Building Consent for repairs to upper stage of tower and provision of new roof structure, St. Benets Abbey, Truro Road, Lanivet – Approved

PA21/00531/PREAPP – Mr. Andrew Johnston – 5 day exception notice: fell mature birch tree due to rotten base and replace with a pair of birch trees, South Side of Play Area, Ruthern Valley Holidays, Ruthern, Bodmin – Closed – Advice Given

PA21/00533/PREAPP – Mr. Andrew Johnston – 5 day exception notice: removal of on branch and cut back second branch to a safe juncture of mature Oak Tree, South Side of Play Area, Ruthern Valley Holidays, Ruthern, Bodmin - Closed – Advice Given

PA21/00403 – Mr. & Mrs. Darlington – Proposed demolition of garage and conservatory and construction of larger garage and extension, 6 Woodland View, Lanivet - Approved

Councillor S. Jennings declared a non-registerable interest in respect of the following item of correspondence:-

Planning Correspondence:- Cornwall Council – Appeal for PA19/100698 – Mr. & Mrs. Williams – Certificate of Lawfulness for an Existing Use for a Residential Unit, Fleur-De-Lys, Nanstallon – Refused

Clerk

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Accounts & Any Applications for Grants & Donations:- The Parish Council approved payment of the following accounts for March 2021 as per Financial Regulations (Proposed: Councillor Miss P. Bolton; Seconded: Councillor A. Barnaby): -

Duchy Cemetery’s Limited	£475.00	Interment (Batten)
British Gas – Electric for Toilets	£16.39	7/1/21 – 8/2/21
DMC IT – Website Maintenance	£22.50	February 2021
The Lawn Ranger – Tree Works	£1,020.00	Old Cemetery
Lloyds Bank – Bank Charges	£8.70	March 2021
DMC IT – Website Maintenance	£22.50	March 2021
AJH Services – Toilet Cleaning	£549.02	March 2021
Paul Bazeley Window Cleaning	£50.00	Shelters Feb/March 2021
Mrs. J. Burdon	£488.60	Salary & Expenses
CC Pension Scheme	£153.54	February 2021
Inland Revenue	£107.00	February 2021
Receipt:- HMRC – Vat Refund	£226.92	Up to January 2021
Receipt:- Cornwall Council	£714.00	LMP Footpaths 2020/21
Receipt:- Dignity Funerals	£711.00	Interment (Batten)
Receipt:- Mr. John Toms	£743.00	Reservation
Councillor D. Austin reported on Budget Monitoring – As we are approaching year end, we have got a budget monitoring statement as of today, it appears we have a £12,000 surplus and we still have tree work to come out of this and possibly a few small invoices, so it looks like we have around a £11,000 surplus. Chairman reported the usual policy is to put surplus in reserves.

Clerk

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Update on Zoom and Payment Method, i.e., Parish Council Debit Card or PayPal:- Clerk reported when she had tried to apply for Zoom, it required a credit/debit card or PayPal payment and the Parish Council had neither. She called them and unfortunately this is the only way of paying for this service. She suggested going forward for any purchases online a debit card would be beneficial and similar to making a bank transfer payment, Chairman of Finance agreed with this suggestion. It was resolved the Clerk obtains a debit card for the Parish Council. It was agreed to wait until April to discuss Zoom again (Proposed: Councillor D. Austin; Seconded: Councillor S. Jennings) Action: Clerk.

Clerk

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Lanivet Parish Affordable Housing Working Party Update from Chairman:- Chairman reported that at the last meeting he was going to chair a meeting with Clann House, and it went really well. CCLT are working to get a properly signed memorandum of understanding so that access into the site will all be laid down legally and other areas of maintaining, once down a planning application will be submitted and it is hoped to complete this by the end of April.

Tour of Britain Cycle Race to be held in September – Chairman reported he has an initial meeting with Sarah Simms of the Network Committee with other Councillors. Police and Tour of Britain themselves will be involved with this. It will be held on the 5^th September 2021. He wants to suggest that hopefully we will be out of restrictions and perhaps we can involve local businesses and do something on the Village Green. Television Cameras will be around as well Action: Next Agenda.

Clerk

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Lanivet Parish Sport & Recreation Trust Update:- Mr. D. Carter sent a report as follows:-

Firstly, the One For All Community Centre - Not a lot of change since last month, but a bit of progress in some areas. Since the last lock down the hall and sports areas still remain closed for most activities, although, complying with all regulations, the necessary risk assessments having been carried out, the Hall is considered Covid-19 secure, therefore some meetings which are exempt from government national restrictions are still able to take place, such as local surgeries Flu Jab days etc.

The school children organised by Argyle Foundation Trust use the MUGA every day for their outdoor exercise. The installation of equipment to keep risks to a minimum is continuing especially related to hand contact on any contaminated surfaces. Automatic door closures have been fitted to most doors, the toilets are being modified to automatic taps and automatic contactless flushing, all this is in addition to our own strict cleaning regime. The outside sports areas are being maintained helped by our volunteers keeping everything up and ready when again required. Normally all this work on the building or sport areas would be funded from the hire revenue, however, it is needed, and we will fund it from reserves. We, however, keep up a constant search for grants and support to maintain and improve the facilities for the Parish. We have recently negotiated with and received a grant from DEFRA of £10,000 toward the new Café Building work on the new café training room is hoped to restart soon, a decision will be made once more details of Government plans are known. The community sixteen seater mini bus is being prepared ready for July, if regulations allow.

Secondly Covid 19 - Barry Cornelius and his team are continuing with their efforts working in conjunction with the local surgeries, deliveries and collections of prescriptions and other requirements are still on a daily service. Transport for the elderly to get their jab and to hospital appointments are increasing. At the moment this is still free to residents of Lanivet Parish, however the costs mount up and we are still striving to acquire funding to maintain this free service for at least another six months. Occasionally we do get called upon to support other areas and for this there is a small charge.

Councillor Mrs. J. Dent reported that an application had been received from Barry Cornelius for Wren from the Solar Farm. She would email Wren advising that if no other applications had been received by the deadline, she would recommend the full amount is granted to the hall Action: Councillor Mrs. J. Dent.

Cllr. Mrs. J. Dent

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Community Network Panel Meeting Update:- Councillor Mrs. J. Dent sent an email with a report from the last meeting before the May elections.

Sarah Sims informed the members that the next meeting would be the AGM. The current Chair would be stepping down now, so a new Chair will be elected at that meeting.

Police Update: Report had been circulated prior to the meeting. They are expecting to be busy this summer with visitors and the G7 Summit. Reggie also informed the panel that Bodmin had recruited three new sergeants.

Heidi Clemo, Census Engagement Manager reminded the group about the up-coming census. She also pointed out that although they had lobbied for the inclusion of Cornish as an ethic group, it was not included. However, people can fill in 'Cornish' as a preference.

An up-date on the Tour of Britain was given by Sarah Sims. It is planned for 5th September 2021. Bodmin are moving ahead with their plans for the finish. Lanivet have been invited to the planning meetings as we are directly affected by the event.

The Cabinet member and CLT Representative gave information about the National Bus Strategy. Cornwall has been selected to take part in the 'bus fare pilot'. A question was raised about the number of empty buses on our roads. However, they are being funded by the Government to provide an essential service, and to ensure that any key workers always have the opportunity to get to work. So, they will continue to run to schedule even with fewer passengers. It is hoped that a reduction in fares will take place by the Autumn. Cornwall has 100 new buses running, we now have the youngest bus fleet in the country, which are carbon efficient.

A full set of notes will be available at a later date.

Chairman wanted to add to what was said at the meeting congratulating Councillor Mrs. J. Dent for chairing the meeting so well from the whole of the Parish Council and certainly you have put your own impression on the whole meeting. It is certainly in far better position than it was before, also what a success it has been. How well the Parishes and Bodmin Town Council are working together, this says a lot from the chairmanship. Thank you for all you have done, will be a hard act to follow. Councillor Mrs. J. Dent thanked the Chairman for the kind words.

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Lanivet Village Green/Play Equipment/Car Park/Bus Shelters:- Chairman reported that Councillor A. Barnaby and himself are trying to get The Lawn Ranger to carry out work on trees before the end of the financial year.

Lanivet Car Park:- No update.

Bus Shelters:- No update.

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Camel Trail Update:- Report received from Councillor Miss P. Bolton and circulated as follows – Trail is looking tidy and has been recently swept, and had gullies opened after the Autumn/Winter debris. Grogley Bridge is due to start renovations any day and will be closed while repairs are made, it is still open to pedestrians and cyclists at present.

Email received from Cormac advising that work on Grogley Bridge is due to start in March and will take approximately four weeks to complete. In those weeks all access across the bridge will be closed to the public.

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Cemetery Matters (Including any applications for memorials, inscriptions):- Cremation Tablet application for second inscription received from Kerrow Memorials for an additional inscription for the late John Blake. It was resolved to accept this application as per our regulations (Proposed: Councillor Mrs. J. Dent; Seconded: Councillor Mrs. C. Eddy) Action: Clerk.

Councillor D. Batten declared a pecuniary interest in respect of the following additional inscription application and abstained from discussion and voting:-

Additional inscription application received from R. Pascoe & Sons (Granite) Limited for an additional inscription for the late Gillian Mary Batten. It was resolved to accept this application as per our regulations (Proposed: Councillor Mrs. J. Dent; Seconded: Councillor Mrs. C. Eddy) Action: Clerk.

Chairman reported a deceased tree has been removed from the Old Church Cemetery. He recently visited the Cemetery, and it is looking so neat and tidy, and he is very pleased with the works carried out. A tree was also removed from the Under 5’s area that also needed removing.

Clerk

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Public Conveniences Update:- Clerk reported a response had been received in respect of the clinical waste – There are currently 4 clinical waste bins, one in each of the ladies, none in the disabled just a swing bin, she suggests if one is required in the disabled to replace the swing bin, but they do not appear to put clinical waste in this bin at all anyway. Contents are disposed of in a black sack with the normal waste, she leaves with the normal rubbish in the village, and this only goes out every 3-4 months and most of this is paper hand towels, mainly from the gents, she does not carry in her van at all. She advised she barely gets any clinical waste; people appear to be using as a normal waste bin. There may be an odd nappy or sanitary project, which would normally go into household waste. The main people using the toilets at present are men, during their working day travelling through. Currently there is only cubicle open in each toilet only. Clerk to follow up whether the Contractor is insured for such things as needles Action: Clerk.

Email from Steve Walker in respect of contact information for drainage work following discussion on the Public Conveniences Drainage issues. The firm are called APS and they apparently carry out work for quite a few Councils and are at the present time working for Newquay Town Council, so should have all the relevant documentation in place. He would recommend them and certainly vouch for the work they did at his place, as being tidy and efficient. Chairman suggested if and when we get another blockage we ask for a camera and request a full report.

Clerk

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To review and approve (a) Review and Approve Risk Management Policy; (b) Review and Approve Standing Orders; (c) Review and Approve the Model Code of Conduct for Parish and Town Councils; (d) Review and Approve Financial Regulations (Including List of Regular Payments for the year; (e) Review and Approve Statement of Internal Audit; (f) Review of Segregation of Duties; (g) Review and Approval Asset Register:- It was resolved to approve documents as re-circulated with amendments made (Proposed: Councillor Mrs. C. Eddy; Seconded: Councillor A. Barnaby) Action: Clerk.

Chairman reported what we do when new Council is elected in May, is to ensure these documents are approved by the July meeting going forward, to ensure it is carried out at the beginning of the financial year Action: Clerk and Councillor D. Austin to include at the July Meeting.

Clerk

Clerk/ Cllr. D. Austin

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Neighbourhood Watch Schemes for Lanivet and Nanstallon:- Councillor Miss P. Bolton reported this was originally started on social media, however, they have now included in the bus shelter noticeboard and in the local magazine and they will meet again in April. Cornwall Councillor C. Batters suggested that Nanstallon and Lanivet perhaps join together, however, this is up to the Parish Council entirely. There is definitely interest as far as he is aware, and he believes it is good to have some Neighbourhood Watch Signs around the villages. Chairman asked if there were Councillors that would like to take this on board and take up with people who may be interested in the village and get something put together. Councillor Mrs. C. Eddy suggested it is included in the Parish Magazine Action: Clerk to include something on the Lanivet Parish Council Facebook page to see if anyone is interested. Clerk to include on the next agenda.

Clerk

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Newsletter Reports/Parish Council Website:- Clerk reported the Website and Facebook are being updated regularly. Parish Magazine has already gone to print this month.

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Correspondence:-

1. Cornwall Council – Town & Parish Council Covid-19 Update – 19^th February; 26^th February; 5^th March; 12^th March 2021

2. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner – Community Speed Watch Scrutiny/ Councillor Advocate Focus Groups

3. Great Western Railway – Schools/Colleges return 8^th March 2021

4. Great Western Railway – Rail Improvements works taking place

5. Came & Company – Unoccupied Premises Update

6. CALC – Interactive Map

7. Cornwall Council – Climate Emergency DPD Consultation

8. Cornwall Council – Free Signage for Play Areas and Open Spaces Action: Clerk to request two signs, to be delivered to the Chairman.

9. CALC – Smaller Councils Meeting: Friday 5^th March 2021 at 10.00am

10. CALC – Supporting your business on the road to recovery

11. Cornwall Council Pensions – 2020/2021 Year End

12. CALC – The future of virtual local Council Meetings

13. CC Pensions - March 2021 Employer Newsletter

14. CC Pensions – Understanding Employer Role Training

15. Infect Protect Ltd – Antimicrobial Coating to Protect your Parish Council playground equipment

16. University of Exeter – Request for participation in a short survey about sustainability in Cornwall

17. Cornwall Council – St. Austell China Clay Restoration and Tipping Supplementary Planning Document – Consultation

18. Cornwall Council – Bodmin Community Network Meeting – Wednesday 17^th March 2021 from 5.00pm to 6.30pm via Microsoft Teams

19. Cornwall Council – Localism Vision and Strategy Launch Event 2020

20. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner – The latest OPCC Senior Police Officer Interview

21. Came & Company – Maintaining Health and Wellbeing

22. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner – National ANPR Survey

23. Great Western Railway – London Paddington Closure this Weekend

24. Devon & Cornwall Police – G7 Leaders’ Summit – Letter from ACC Mayhew

25. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner – Police Cyber Protect Team Issue Cybercrime/Scam Warnings

26. CALC – Elections Update

27. CALC – Briefing

28. Chris Hotham – Prickles and Paws Vote

29. Clerks & Councils Direct Magazine

30. CALC – Current Job Vacancies – CALC Website

31. CALC – Election Packs

32. CALC – Public Toilet Survey

33. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner – Facebook Live – 2.00pm to 3.00pm
Thursday 11^th March 2021

34. CALC – Steve Parkinson Finance Courses: Last few Year-End and Accounts places in March, New Dates for Introduction to VAT

35. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner – Cyber Security Information – Key Protect Advice Concerning The Forthcoming Census

36. Cornwall Council – Bodmin CNP Police Report

37. Cornwall Council – East Cornwall Partner Update

38. CALC – Election Update

39. CALC – Precept and Council Tax Increases 2021/2022

40. Great Western Railway – Introducing Delay Repay for GWR Season Ticket Holders

41. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner – Your PCC Alison Hernandez will be hosting a Facebook Live Session starting at 6.00pm on the 18^th March 2021

42. CALC – Smaller Councils Meeting – Friday 26^th March at 9.30am

43. Cornwall Council Planning – Community Governance Review Changes – Planning Application Consultations

44. Bodmin Town Council – Letter to Secretary of State regarding ongoing issues with the lack of master planning and development in the area

45. Barry Cornelius – Nanstallon Solar Farm Community Fund 2021

46. Cornwall Council Pensions – Town and Parish Councils Employer Meetings

47. Ocean Housing Group Stakeholder Survey 2020

48. Cornwall Council – Climate Emergency Development Plan Document Pre-Submission Draft – Proposed Amendment

49. Clerks & Councils Direct Magazine

50. Devon & Cornwall Police – Have your G7 Summit questions answered by Police, Council and Government Panel of experts tonight at 6.00pm

Clerk

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Urgent Parish Matters with prior liaison with Chairman (Items for Information Only and items for the next agenda):- Chairman reported that someone from the Methodist Church has spoken to him about issues with their windows and they are wondering if the Parish Council would be willing to donate towards this. They believe it is part of the history of Lanivet. Clerk reported they would need to send a letter with their full accounts and up to date bank statements, for the Parish Council to review. Chairman agreed to report back to them.

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Date of Next Meeting:- Thursday 15^th April 2021 at 7.00pm either on-line by Zoom or at a meeting, if confirmed by the Government.

There being no further business to discuss the meeting closed at 8.39pm.

Signature: ………………………………………………

Chairman

Date: 15^th April 2021