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The Police reported that there had been 7 reported crimes in February of which 4 had been detected.
The Council received a presentation from officers of Cornwall County Council on the County Council’s bid to be the unitary authority for Cornwall.The County officers outlined the County’s proposals for 16 area networks based on the existing electoral boundaries which would bring together the various stakeholders e.g. police,health services,voluntary sector etc and provide support for local councillors.There would be administrative offices supporting each area and one-stop shops established within the areas.Opportunities would exist for Parish Councils to take on additional powers.The County proposal was claimed to provide substantial long term cost savings compared to the current two tiered system and although there would be additional transitional costs in the first year these would be recovered by savings in annual running costs within 2 to 3 years.
<St. Dennis Parish Council |
St Dennis,Cornwall,clay,england,silver band,church,carne hill,St denys,hendra,trelavour,goss moor,parish,council,meetings,members,councillors
The Parish Council have a duty to the public to make available specific information and documents. For further information please contact the Clerk on 01726 821700
The Police reported that there had been 7 reported crimes in February of which 4 had been detected.
The Council received a presentation from officers of Cornwall County Council on the County Council’s bid to be the unitary authority for Cornwall.The County officers outlined the County’s proposals for 16 area networks based on the existing electoral boundaries which would bring together the various stakeholders e.g. police,health services,voluntary sector etc and provide support for local councillors.There would be administrative offices supporting each area and one-stop shops established within the areas.Opportunities would exist for Parish Councils to take on additional powers.The County proposal was claimed to provide substantial long term cost savings compared to the current two tiered system and although there would be additional transitional costs in the first year these would be recovered by savings in annual running costs within 2 to 3 years.
The Council received a report of the STIG meeting with SITA in February form Lyn and Gemma Sims of STIG.
The Council received reports from County Councillor Higman and Borough Councillor Wood.
Repairs to the bus shelter in Fore Street have been carried out and the metal and glass panels replaced by quality polycarbonate sheets.
The council received a report from the Cemetery Committee regarding the Garden of Rest extension.The Committee had received 3 quotations for the works and recommended acceptance of the lowest of £2,800 which the Council agreed.
Council received and approved reports from the Planning Committee meetings held on the 17th February and 3rd March.
Council agreed that its nominations for the 2006/07 Restormel Good Citizens Award and the Youth Good Citizens Award will be Mrs Pat Morcom and Stacie Hill respectively.
Parish Clerk
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