Report of actions taken August 01 - August 31 2021, under Clerk Advisory Actions.
LEADENHAM PARISH COUNCIL
Membership
Chair: Cllr Melanie Nelstrop, Vice-Chair: Cllr Graham McLusky
Councillors: Stephen Locking, Gary Luff, Tim Sisson, Karin Willgoose,
Actions taken during under the terms of the Delegated Powers to the Clerk resolution, minute 04/05/21/18c.
01/08/2021 – 31/08/2021
1. PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND ISSUES
a) Applications received:
n/a
b) Decisions received:
i. PLANNING APPLICATION NUMBER: 21/0799/CCC – approved 05/08/21
LCC REFERENCE NUMBER: PL/0015/21
DEVELOPMENT: FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BUILDING FOR A WASTE MATTRESS SHREDDING AND FLOCKING FACILITY
LOCATION: LEADENHAM LANDFILL, POTTERGATE ROAD, LEADENHAM
ii. Application Reference: 20/1624/FUL – refused 09/08/2021
Proposal: Erection of dwelling
Location: Land Adj To 51 High Street Leadenham Lincoln
iii. 21/0369/FUL Woodford House 5 High Street Leadenham – approved 13/08/21
Proposal: Erection of triple garage with storage area above
Location: Woodford House 5 High Street Leadenham
c) Street Numbering
i. Location: Land to the rear of the George Hotel (7 properties). Main Road, Leadenham, Lincolnshire. DATE:25/08/2021. – designated numbering confirmation.
ii. Location: Land off Main Road Leadenham, 25 Dwellings 18/1045. Numbering proposal consultation (19/08/21).
d) Tree applications received:
i. 21/1252/TCA. BC1 – to remove Conifer hedge, ready for landscaping. (26/08/21)
Blacksmiths Cottage, Main Road, Leadenham.
Comments by 16 September 2021.
Comment submitted: Leadenham Parish Council has no comment regarding this application (03/09/21)
2. PLAY AREA
06/08/2021. Letter received from Leadenham Village Hall Committee, suggesting an application for funding be made, to replace the equipment.
09/08/2021 – Clerk circulated to all Cllrs and suggests that the RoPSA report is received before any decision regarding replacing equipment is made.
02/08/2021. Report states that posts for the baby and junior swings are deteriorating rapidly. RoPSA report due shortly, then action can be agreed. It is noted that there is currently £3,427.39 in the CIL fund, which must be used on community projects.
3. LITTER PICKING
A litter pick took place on Saturday 31/07/21. There are now 10 members of the Volunteer Group. Two more pickers have been purchased (by the group leader, who has submitted an invoice for re-imbursement).
4. LOCAL PLAN CONSULTATION
06/08/2021. Local Plan Consultation Event being held at The Venue Navenby on the 16th Aug 21 @ 7.15pm. The event is being hosted by Navenby PC Chairman (Mike Burt) and Cllr Marianne Overton will be leading the discussions.
5. VILLAGE MAINTENANCE
03/08/2021. Cllr G McLusky has provided a list of maintenance requirements to the Village Keeper, as follows:
1. Dog bin on A607 junction with North Road is over grown with tree branches.
2. The Litter Bin adjacent is being strongly guarded by a 6 ft high thistle and tree branches
3. The bus shelter there is over grown with ivy, with strands hanging down across the front
4. There is a stretch of bushes on the verge, on the approach to the bus shelter on 607 going south from the pond direction, which are again beginning to grow across the pavement, need cutting back please.
5. Problems with the drain on the junction North Road/A607 apparently might need clearing back
6. Coming out from Quarry Lane onto the A607 in the car - viewing to the left (along towards the garage) is somewhat restricted as the bushes there are overgrown.
7. Gully on main road near Crow Lane could do with digging back along pavement
8. Around Crow lane road sign and narrow verge needs a strim
9. High street from traffic lights around and past Willoughby - Lots of weeds. Perhaps spray off
10. If you take a trip along 607 past the church there is thorny overgrowth hanging into pavement along wall down to St Anne's well. It is catching walkers and annoying them
11. Have a look past St Anne's on the right for overgrowth from hedges up to bridge.
12. Village hall trees on left. All these are growing into car parking areas and could do with trimming back
6. TREE PLANTING PROJECT
Notification has been received from LCC, Dan Clayton CEnv MIEMA, Sustainability Manager, LCC regarding a tree planting initiative and attached survey. This has been forwarded to the local Plant for the Planet group, who may assist with this survey, for submission to LCC.
Please be advised that these are notes of the informal Working Group Meeting called by the Clerk and cannot in any way be regarded as the official minutes of council proceedings. They represent a record of actions taken by the Clerk under the Delegated Powers Resolution, made on 04/05/2021, minute 18c.