Decisions

The report was withdrawn prior to the meeting to enable further consultation to take place and will be resubmitted to a future meeting.

Considered :-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for the outline application for demolition of the vacant Dalesway Lodge Motel and Restaurant, and the Construction of a petrol filling station (sui generis) with associated kiosk/shop (Use Class E) and two drive-through restaurants (sui generis), together with construction of a new vehicular access, car parking, electric vehicle charging facilities and other works at Eastside Barracks Bank Scotch Corner Richmond for Scotch Corner Richmond LLP.

Steve Hill spoke on behalf of a number of Middleton Tyas residents objecting to the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following:-

·        The traffic issues encountered at Scotch Corner roundabout and the implications of further development at the location.

·        The current condition of the brownfield site and how the proposed development will tie in with the area.

·        The Parish Council being supportive of the application due to its location on the western side of the roundabout.

·        The proposed pedestrian crossing and it’s impact on the traffic. The Committee were advised that Highways England were satisfied with the proposals.

·        The bus stop provision and lack of bus shelters, with the Committee requesting Officers to seek the provision of bus shelters at the stops on both the north and south side of the highway.

The Decision :-

That the Committee were MINDED TO GRANT planning permission, subject to the conditions set out in section 12 of the report and the additional condition shown below, with delegation to the Planning Manager (Richmond Office) in consultation with the Chair and Vice-Chair in relation to seeking the provision of bus shelters on both the north and south side of the highway.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Additional Condition

Condition 18: Biodiversity Net Gain

Prior to commencement of development a Biodiversity Net Gain Scheme shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The scheme shall demonstrate how a net gain life of 10% can be achieved for all habitat types including hedgerows. The scheme shall include:

(a)   Evidence that suitable Biodiversity Credits have been secured and paid for; or

(b) An on and/or off-site scheme together with any necessary permissions to deliver the scheme including:

       - Phasing and timetable for delivery

       - 30 years upkeep and monitoring

       - Mechanism for 30 years of funding

The development shall take place in complete accordance with the approved details including the 30 years retention, upkeep and monitoring.

Reason: To secure a biodiversity net gain in accordance with the National Planning Policy Framework paragraph 174.

Considered :-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for a revised application for the construction of 38no. residential dwellings with associated access, parking, landscaping and infrastructure at OS Field 6504, Thurston Road, Northallerton for Taylor Wimpey.

The applicant’s agent, Richard Holland, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following:-

·        The collaboration of all parties involved to enable everyone’s needs to be met, in particular the acoustic remedial works resulting in objections being withdrawn. Confirmation was sought that the reduced bund size was appropriate with the Committee advised that Environmental Health assessments were based on the reduced size.

·        The need to protect the existing operations around the site and the requirement for monitoring to ensure the development delivers what is expected.

·        The Committee sought clarification on the lack of affordable housing provision on the site and were informed that following a viability assessment the affordable housing provision would be not be delivered but that a number of other public benefits had been delivered.

The Decision :-

That the Committee were MINDED TO GRANT planning permission, subject to the conditions set out in section 12 of the report, as amended and the additional conditions shown below, with delegation to the Chief Planning Officer in relation to any conditions recommended by the LLFA and Environmental Health (Ground Contamination) in any subsequent responses.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried with 5 for and 1 abstention.

Amended Condition

Condition 11

Prior to occupation of any part of the development a scheme shall be submitted to, and approved in writing, by the Local Planning Authority detailing how Designing Out Crime principles will be implemented. The development shall be implemented in accordance with the approved scheme.

Additional Conditions

Condition 19

Prior to the first occupation of any of the residential dwellings hereby approved, the bunding and acoustic fencing shall be completed in accordance with approved plans NTH-PH-006 Rev.B (Bund Sections Plan) and 154200/8001 Rev.A (Landscape Proposals Plan). Once completed, the bund and acoustic fencing shall be retained and maintained throughout the lifetime of the development as approved, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority. All seeding, tree and hedgerow planting on the bund structure shall be undertaken in accordance with the requirements, including timescales, as required by condition 14.

Reason: To ensure that suitable noise mitigation is implemented prior to the occupation of residential dwellings and maintained for the lifetime of the residential development, in accordance with Policy E2 of the Local Plan.

Condition 20

Prior to the commencement of the development, a noise mitigation and attenuation scheme shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The scheme shall include the details of all noise mitigation and attenuation measures to be implemented within the development to ensure that none of the following noise criteria area exceeded for each approved residential property:

(a)    Bedrooms – 30dB LAeq, 8hr / 35dB LAeq, 16hr

(b)    Living Rooms – 35dB LAeq, 16hr

(c)     Dining Rooms – 40dB LAeq, 16hr

(d)    Individual Noise Events (no more than 10 times a night – 45dB LAmax

(e)    External Amenity Areas – 50dB LAeq, 16hr

The noise mitigation and attenuation measures within the approved noise mitigation and attenuation scheme shall be implemented prior to occupation of any of the dwellings hereby approved and shall be maintained as approved thereafter.

Reason: To ensure that the development hereby permitted is not detrimental to the amenity of the future residents by reason of undue external noise, in accordance with Policy E2 of the Local Plan.

Condition 21

Within two months of the first occupation of the 38^th dwelling, a validation test shall be carried out in relation to a representative sample approved properties during daytime and night-time hours and the results of the testing and the details of any additional noise mitigation and attenuation measures required to meet the specified noise criteria within condition 20 above submitted to the Local Planning Authority for approve in writing. Any additional noise mitigation and attenuation measures approved in writing shall be fully implemented in accordance with the approved details within two months of the written approval being issued by the Local Planning Authority.

Reason: To ensure that the development hereby permitted is not detrimental to the amenity of the future residents by reason of undue external noise, in accordance with Policy E2 of the Local Plan.

Considered – Report of the Assistant Chief Executive (Legal and Democratic Services) to consider the report of the Independent Renumeration Panel for Member Allowances.

Councillor Carl Les introduced the item, thanking the Independent Renumeration Panel for their further work. It was noted this report would go to full Council for elected members to choose whether they accepted the report recommendations.

Therefore, it was

Resolved – That the Executive consider the report of the Independent Remuneration Panel for Member Allowances and recommend it to the meeting of Council on 15 November 2023 regarding the recommended Basic Allowance and Special Responsibility Allowances for 2024-25.

Considered – Report of the Corporate Director – Resources to present the proposed North Yorkshire Council Tax Reduction (CTR) Scheme for 2024/25.

Councillor Gareth Dadd introduced the report, noting that there are no fundamental changes to the current CTR scheme that was introduced last year, as the seven former district and borough councils were brought together with the county council to create a new scheme to operate under the new unitary authority. Even with a further £1million put into the 2023/24 scheme through an uplift in charges on empty properties, it was felt the introduction of the CTR scheme for 2023/24 had been a success

It is pleasing to note the current 2023/24 scheme has seen reductions in the number of council tax recovery notices issued, with a decrease of over 10% across the county, whilst council tax collection rates have remained stable. This aligns with the priority of helping those most vulnerable residents within our county.

The proposed uplift of 6.7% in the current income bands is in line with the rate of the CPI (Consumer Price Index) and will be funded by an uplift in grant funding from central government.

The officer team who designed the proposed scheme were thanked, with the introduction of the 2023/24 CTR scheme seen as one of the benefits of unitarisation to date.

Marcus Lee, Head of Welfare and Benefits emphasised the scheme was proving successful to support the most vulnerable residents of the county with its simplistic approach to the application process and also the administration of it for officers.

Resolved –

i)            recommend the proposed Council Tax Reduction scheme for 2024/25 to full Council, retaining the scheme as that operating in 2023/24

ii)          delegate authority to the Section 151 officer to approve the accompanying Exceptional Hardship Scheme

iii)         authorise the Section 151 officer, in consultation with the portfolio holder for Finance, to undertake the necessary consultation work to design a scheme for 2025/26.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for outline planning permission with some matters reserved (except for access) for the demolition of existing buildings and erection of up to 32 dwellings, with public open space, landscaping, and sustainable drainage system (SuDS) and vehicular access point from The Avenue at Prices Paving and Tiles Limited, The Manor House, Snape.

David Smith spoke objecting to the application.

John Duck spoke on behalf of Snape Parish Council supporting the application.

The applicant’s agent, Steven Hesmondhalgh, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

·       The proposed access arrangements, with the preferred option being the reduction in the pillar and that all avenues to bring this option forward be explored fully before the alternative is progressed.

The decision:-

That:

a) planning permission be GRANTED subject to the conditions set out in section 12 of the report, as amended and the additional condition shown below.

b) a section 106 agreement be completed to ensure provision of affordable housing along with management of the Sustainable Drainage and Public Open Space as necessary.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Amended Conditions

Condition 15: Prior to the commencement of development, a scheme for the delivery of improved sight lines at the junction of the application site and The Avenue shall be submitted to and agreed upon by the local planning authority. This will take the form of either the reduction of the pillar and wall to the west of the site access or a white lining solution that will improve the movement of the site junction northwards in order to achieve an improved level of site visibility. Thereafter the development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved details.

Reason: In the interests of highway safety.

Condition 17: No demolition or construction for any phase of the development shall take place until a Construction Phase Management Plan for that phase relating to the programme of demolition and construction works has been submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority.  The approved Construction Phase Management Plan be adhered to throughout the construction period for the phase.

The plans shall include, but not be limited, to arrangements for the following in respect of each phase of the works:

(i)      Protection of carriageway and footway users at all times during demolition and construction

(ii)      Erection and maintenance of hoardings, including decorative displays, security fencing and scaffolding on/over the footway and carriageway and facilities for public viewing where appropriate

(iii)     Protection of contractors working adjacent to the highway

(iv)     Measures to manage the delivery of materials and plant to the site, including routing and timing of deliveries

(v)     Loading and unloading of materials and plant

(vi)    Storage of plant and materials used in constructing the development

(vii)    Wheel washing facilities

(viii)   Measures to control the emission of dust and dirt during construction

(ix)    Storage of plant and materials used in constructing the development

(x)    Removal of materials from site including a scheme for recycling/disposing of waste resulting from demolition and construction works

(xi)   The protection of trees

(xii)    The parking of contractors' site operatives and visitor's vehicles; and

(xiii)   A program for the works

(xiv)   Construction times on site including site deliveries

(xv)   Management of surface water during construction

Reason: In the interest of public safety and amenity.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for a change of use of domestic extension to mixed use for domestic use and holiday let at Sedgefield House, Ainderby Steeple, Northallerton.

Giles Chaplin, Lister Haigh spoke on behalf of the objectors to the application.

The application, Catherine Tweddle, spoke in support of the application.

The officer recommendations were proposed and seconded without debate.

The decision:-

That planning permission be GRANTED subject to the conditions set out in section 12 of the report.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for the construction of a new 2 bed dwelling with a Shop/Post Office and Change of Use of an Existing Shop/Post Office to Residential Use – as amended (revised plans/documents received by the Local Planning Authority on 16.05.2023) at Village Shop and Post Office, Front Street, Appleton Wiske

Simon Cooper spoke objecting to the application.

Derek Partington spoke on behalf of Appleton Wiske Parish Council supporting the application.

The applicant’s agent, Richard Stephenson, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

• The impact the loss of the shop/post office would have on Appleton Wiske and the surrounding villages.
• The highways implications of the shop/post office.
• The impact on neighbouring properties.

The decision:-

Contrary to Officer recommendations the Committee indicated that they were MINDED TO GRANT planning permission, with delegation of the decision with the relevant conditions to the Chief Planning Officer for the following reason:-

(a)   The Committee was satisfied that due to the current location of the Post Office/shop the highways safety concerns would not be compromised any further by the proposed development.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for a proposed change of use of agricultural and amenity building including alterations to west elevation to a wedding venue with associated parking facilities and new access along with the formation of passing places on the highway subject to report received on 22 August 2023 at Sedgefield House, Ainderby Steeple, Northallerton.

Giles Chaplin, Lister Haigh spoke on behalf of the objectors to the application.

Charles Duffield spoke on behalf of Warlaby Parish Meeting objecting to the application.

Andrew Thompson, Ainderby Steeple Parish Council spoke on behalf of Ainderby Steeple Parish Council in support of the application.

The application, Catherine Tweddle, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

·         The impact of the additional traffic on the highway and the safety of users.

·         The Committee sought further information on the size of the passing places to be delivered.

The decision:-

That planning permission be GRANTED subject to the conditions as set out in section 12 of the report and the additional condition shown below.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Additional Condition

Condition 18: The proposed bund detailed on the landscaping plan shall be implemented before first use of the new access. The bund shall be maintained in perpetuity.

Reasons: To protect the amenity of neighbouring occupiers in accordance with Policy E2.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for approval of reserved matters for the construction of up to 25 no. residential dwellings at White House Farm, Stokesley.

Councillor Bryn Griffiths as Division Member spoke in objection to the types and tenures proposed in the application.

The applicant’s agent, Martin Bonner, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following:-

·       The mix of housing types and tenures, including the provision of affordable housing.

·       The current condition of the site in relation to the surrounding area.

The decision:-

That the reserved matters for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale be APPROVED subject to the conditions, as amended set out in paragraph 12 of the report and the additional conditions shown below.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried with 5 for and 1 against.

Amended Conditions

Condition 2: Approved Plans

The permission hereby granted shall not be undertaken other than in complete accordance with the following plans:

BH20002-APP-94-XX-DR-C-2020-S1 P03

BH20002-APP-94-XX-DR-C-2100-S1 P02

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-200 P2

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-001 P8

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-050-P2

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-051 P6

BH20002-APP-90-DR-C-2400 P03

BH20002-APP-90-M3-C-3000 P03

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-101 P3

EDS 07-0102.05 Version D

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-100 P3

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-108 P3

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-106 P4

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-103 P3 C002-A

BH20002-APP-94-XX-DR-C-7200 P02

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-104 P3

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-105 P3

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-1001 P1

BH20004_APP_ZZ_XX_DR_A_300 P1

BH20004_APP_ZZ_XX_DR_A_S01_301 P1

BH20002-APP-XX-00-DR-A-107 P4

0401 P5

EDS-07-0102.05 Version A

LL01 Rev.F

P21042 ENGSTC

0402 P1

0403 P1

0404 P1

DRA 120 P1 (garage detail)

Reason: To ensure that the development is carried out in accordance with the approved plans listed above.

Additional Conditions

Condition 6: Except for investigative works, no excavation or other groundworks or the depositing of material on site in connection with the construction of any road or any structure or apparatus which will lie beneath the road must take place on any phase of the road construction works, until full detailed engineering drawings of all aspects of roads and sewers for that phase, including any structures which affect or form part of the highway network, and a programme for delivery of such works have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The development must only be carried out in compliance with the approved engineering drawings.

Reason: To secure an appropriate highway constructed to an adoptable standard in the interests of highway safety and the amenity and convenience of all highway users

Condition 7: No part of the development to which this permission relates must be brought into use until the carriageway and any footway or footpath from which it gains access is constructed to binder course macadam level or block paved (as approved) and kerbed and connected to the existing highway network with any street lighting installed and in operation. The completion of all road works, including any phasing, must be in accordance with a programme submitted to and approved in writing with the Local Planning Authority before any part of the development is brought into use.

Reason: To ensure safe and appropriate access and egress to the premises, in the interests of highway safety and the convenience of all prospective highway users.

Condition 8: No dwelling must be occupied until the related parking facilities have been constructed in accordance with the details approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Once created these areas must be maintained clear of any obstruction and retained for their intended purpose at all times.

Reason: To provide for adequate and satisfactory provision of off-street accommodation for vehicles in the interest of safety and the general amenity of the development.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for full planning permission for the erection of 5no. residential dwellings, creation of access and landscaping at land at Station Road, Scorton.

Ian Threlfall spoke on behalf of Scorton Parish Council objecting to the application.

The applicant’s agent, Matthew Mortonson, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

·       The location of the site, its visibility from the highway on the approach into the village and the location of the water pipe which sets the development back, providing a green corridor.

·       The former designation of the area as a landscape site within a previous Local Plan and the weight it can be given in determining the application. Members were advised the application should be considered based on the current Local Plan and no weight should be given to a previous plan.

·       The proposed layout of the site and its suitability.

The decision:-

That planning permission be GRANTED subject to the conditions set out in section 12 of the report.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried with 4 for and 3 against.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of an outline planning application (with all matters reserved except access) for the erection of 15 no. residential dwellings at Land off Wild Hill Lane, Hunton.

Mark Newsam spoke objecting to the application.

Wendy Knight spoke on behalf of Hunton Parish Council objecting to the application.

The applicant’s agent, Eric Bainbridge, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

·       Clarification was sought on the details of the drainage proposals, the implications of the topography, the capacity of the drainage ditch and the flood implications from the site.

·       The percentage and housing mix of affordable units on the site was welcomed and the Committee sought assurance that this would not be diluted to ensure viability.

The definitive route of the public footpath indicated to provide safe connectivity to the village as this appears to go through the gardens and buildings of nearby houses meaning occupants would have to use Wild Hill Lane to access the village on foot.

·       The minimum number dwellings having already been delivered during this plan period within the sub area.

The decision:-

That the application be DEFERRED for further clarification on the drainage proposals, access arrangements, educational needs and the current level of affordable housing in Hunton.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried with 5 for and 2 against.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Integrated Passenger Transport, Licensing, Fleet, Harbours and Countryside Access – Environment Services sought direction what stance the Authority should take in its submission to the Secretary of State in relation to the confirmation of the opposed public footpaths 10.146/013, 10.146/015 & 10.146/200 and public bridleway 10.146/016 at Thimbleby Grange, Thimbleby Diversion Order 2023.

The applicant’s agent, Diane Baines, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

·         The dangers posed to members of the public from agricultural operations in farmyards.

·         That the proposed diversion was an improvement to the route of the current footpath and bridleway.

The decision:-

(a)    That the Diversion Order be supported and submitted to the Secretary of State for a decision on confirmation as an opposed Order.

(b)    That the Corporate Director of Environment be given delegated authority to make representations to the Secretary of State.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a planning application for 12 holiday lodges, installation of package treatment plant and amended access at Easby Park Field between Southern Junction of Easby Access Road and Easby.

John Clark spoke objecting to the application.

Graham Berry spoke on behalf of Easby Parish Meeting objecting to the application.

The applicant’s agent, Jeremy Lambe, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

·       The form of occupation of the lodges, making it clear that the lodges should be for holiday let only and not permanent residential purposes.

·       Road safety and highways issues based on consultee responses, in particular the provision of the passing places.

·       The impact of the proposed package treatment plant on the water supply of nearby properties and the requirement for an Environmental Permit.

The decision:-

That planning permission be GRANTED subject to the conditions set out in section 12 of the report and additional conditions for foul drainage and ecological walkover, together with condition 12 to be updated to reflect best practice and ensure enforceability.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried with 5 for and 1 against.

Additional Conditions

Condition 13: Details of foul drainage to be agreed pre-commencement including an environmental permit, if required.

Condition 14: Prior to commencement of development an ecology walkover be carried out and if needed, mitigation be undertaken.

Condition 15: Delegated authority be given to officers to review best practice for holiday use conditions and update condition 12 accordingly.

Note: The meeting was adjourned at 12.10pm and reconvened at 1.30pm.

Note: Councillor Bryn Griffiths entered the meeting at 1.30pm.

The report was withdrawn prior to the meeting, following receipt of Counsel Opinion with regard to the application of policy HG4, further consideration is necessary. In addition, amendments to the layout have proven necessary to meet Highways requirements and further consultation may be necessary.

The report was withdrawn prior to the meeting and was not considered.

Note: Cllr Parsons left the meeting at 11.30am.

Note: The meeting was adjourned at 11.30am and reconvened at 1.30pm.

Note: Cllr Bryn Griffiths entered the meeting at 1.30pm.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of a hybrid planning application for 29 dwellings and 3 self/custom build plots together with associated open space and infrastructure at Hurgill Stables, Hurgill Road, Richmond. This application was submitted for Committee decision due to raising significant material planning considerations.

Tom Pearson spoke objecting to the application.

Ian Woods spoke on behalf of Richmond Town Council objecting to the application.

Councillor Stuart Parsons as Division Member spoke objecting to the application.

The applicant’s agent, Kevin Ayrton, spoke in support of the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following issues:-

·     The proximity of the application site to the built line of the town and its impact on the surrounding landscape.

·     The provision of footpaths and what currently exists, due to the development site not being in walking distance of the town.

The decision:-

That contrary to Officers recommendations planning permission be REFUSED.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Reason:-

The Committee’s reasons for refusing the application are as set out below:

(i)    The development will have an unacceptable impact on the surrounding landscape, heritage assets and the approach to and from the town, contrary to CP4 and CP12.

Note: Councillor Bryn Griffiths left the meeting at 10.50am.

Note: The meeting was adjourned at 10.50am and reconvened at 11.30am.

Note: Councillor Stuart Parsons took his seat on the Committee at 11.30am and considered all of the following applications.

Considered:-

The Assistant Director Planning – Community Development Services sought determination of an outline planning application with some matters reserved (except for access) for the demolition of existing buildings and erection of up to 32 dwellings, with public open space, landscaping, and sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) and vehicular access point from The Avenue at Prices Paving and Tiles Limited, The Manor House, Snape, Bedale.

David Smith spoke objecting to the application.

John Duck spoke on behalf of Snape with Thorp Parish Council objecting to the application.

During consideration of the above application, the Committee discussed the following:-

·       The amount of affordable housing and how this fits with policy. They were advised that the scheme is policy compliant and exceeds the required level, the Section 106 Agreement will provide certainty, with any reduction in the number changing the planning balance.

·       The recommended highways changes to increase the visibility splay and their acceptability based on the impact to the existing road network.

·       The potential flooding implications from development of the site and the operation of the pumping station.

The decision:-

That the application be DEFERRED and Area 2 Highways be asked to contact the Parish Council to discuss ongoing issues with the highways and bridges.

Voting Record

A vote was taken and the motion was declared carried unanimously.

Reason:-

The Committee agreed that the application should be deferred to seek further information on the drainage proposals together with information on traffic numbers and speeds in the village.