PARISH COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY 13 JUNE
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.
Parish Council meetings are open for the public to attend but are not public meetings. In order to facilitate contributions by members of the public there is a public session at the beginning of the formal meeting.
During the public session, members of the public are welcome to address the Council on any matter relating to the agenda or on any other matter that they would like the Parish Council to consider at a future date. It is helpful if you inform the Chairman or the Clerk beforehand of any matter you wish to raise. This is so that the Clerk can have to hand any necessary information. Further details are available on page 2 of the agenda.
The Council is not required to give a response to a matter raised during the public session but may do so. Alternatively, the Chairman may direct the Clerk to follow the matter up or give a written response at a later date.
Please note that no decisions can be made and no expenditure approved on any item raised during the public session unless the matter has been legally notified on the agenda in advance.
At the end of the public participation session, the Chairman will resume the formal meeting under standing orders.
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.
Parish Council meetings are open for the public to attend but are not public meetings. In order to facilitate contributions by members of the public there is a public session at the beginning of the formal meeting.
During the public session, members of the public are welcome to address the Council on any matter relating to the agenda or on any other matter that they would like the Parish Council to consider at a future date. It is helpful if you inform the Chairman or the Clerk beforehand of any matter you wish to raise. This is so that the Clerk can have to hand any necessary information. Further details are available on page 2 of the agenda.
The Council is not required to give a response to a matter raised during the public session but may do so. Alternatively, the Chairman may direct the Clerk to follow the matter up or give a written response at a later date.
Please note that no decisions can be made and no expenditure approved on any item raised during the public session unless the matter has been legally notified on the agenda in advance.
At the end of the public participation session, the Chairman will resume the formal meeting under standing orders.
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.
Planning applications:
Links to planning applications on the agenda are below (opens the application in the Sedgemoor Planning website):
- 36/22/00005 – New Stowey Farm – Demolition of agricultural buildings and the erection of 4no. dwellings
- 36/21/00027 – Poole House, Castle Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00008 – Old Bakers Yard, St Mary Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00009 – Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey – Request for EIA Screening Opinion for proposed change of use of land from agricultural land to a caravan site of 103 no. caravan pitches, to accommodate Hinkley Point C (HPC) workers on land to the north-east of Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey (Quantock Lakes)
Parish Council meetings are open for the public to attend but are not public meetings. In order to facilitate contributions by members of the public there is a public session at the beginning of the formal meeting.
During the public session, members of the public are welcome to address the Council on any matter relating to the agenda or on any other matter that they would like the Parish Council to consider at a future date. It is helpful if you inform the Chairman or the Clerk beforehand of any matter you wish to raise. This is so that the Clerk can have to hand any necessary information. Further details are available on page 2 of the agenda.
The Council is not required to give a response to a matter raised during the public session but may do so. Alternatively, the Chairman may direct the Clerk to follow the matter up or give a written response at a later date.
Please note that no decisions can be made and no expenditure approved on any item raised during the public session unless the matter has been legally notified on the agenda in advance.
At the end of the public participation session, the Chairman will resume the formal meeting under standing orders.
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.
Draft minutes: Minutes of the previous Parish Council meeting on 16 May are here.
You can find earlier minutes at Previous minutes
Audit Documents
Planning applications:
Links to planning applications on the agenda are below (opens the application in the Sedgemoor Planning website):
- 36/22/00005 – New Stowey Farm – Demolition of agricultural buildings and the erection of 4no. dwellings
- 36/21/00027 – Poole House, Castle Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00008 – Old Bakers Yard, St Mary Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00009 – Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey – Request for EIA Screening Opinion for proposed change of use of land from agricultural land to a caravan site of 103 no. caravan pitches, to accommodate Hinkley Point C (HPC) workers on land to the north-east of Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey (Quantock Lakes)
Parish Council meetings are open for the public to attend but are not public meetings. In order to facilitate contributions by members of the public there is a public session at the beginning of the formal meeting.
During the public session, members of the public are welcome to address the Council on any matter relating to the agenda or on any other matter that they would like the Parish Council to consider at a future date. It is helpful if you inform the Chairman or the Clerk beforehand of any matter you wish to raise. This is so that the Clerk can have to hand any necessary information. Further details are available on page 2 of the agenda.
The Council is not required to give a response to a matter raised during the public session but may do so. Alternatively, the Chairman may direct the Clerk to follow the matter up or give a written response at a later date.
Please note that no decisions can be made and no expenditure approved on any item raised during the public session unless the matter has been legally notified on the agenda in advance.
At the end of the public participation session, the Chairman will resume the formal meeting under standing orders.
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.
The agenda is available here
Draft minutes: Minutes of the previous Parish Council meeting on 16 May are here.
You can find earlier minutes at Previous minutes
Audit Documents
Planning applications:
Links to planning applications on the agenda are below (opens the application in the Sedgemoor Planning website):
- 36/22/00005 – New Stowey Farm – Demolition of agricultural buildings and the erection of 4no. dwellings
- 36/21/00027 – Poole House, Castle Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00008 – Old Bakers Yard, St Mary Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00009 – Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey – Request for EIA Screening Opinion for proposed change of use of land from agricultural land to a caravan site of 103 no. caravan pitches, to accommodate Hinkley Point C (HPC) workers on land to the north-east of Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey (Quantock Lakes)
Parish Council meetings are open for the public to attend but are not public meetings. In order to facilitate contributions by members of the public there is a public session at the beginning of the formal meeting.
During the public session, members of the public are welcome to address the Council on any matter relating to the agenda or on any other matter that they would like the Parish Council to consider at a future date. It is helpful if you inform the Chairman or the Clerk beforehand of any matter you wish to raise. This is so that the Clerk can have to hand any necessary information. Further details are available on page 2 of the agenda.
The Council is not required to give a response to a matter raised during the public session but may do so. Alternatively, the Chairman may direct the Clerk to follow the matter up or give a written response at a later date.
Please note that no decisions can be made and no expenditure approved on any item raised during the public session unless the matter has been legally notified on the agenda in advance.
At the end of the public participation session, the Chairman will resume the formal meeting under standing orders.
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.
The meeting will be held at the Church Centre and will start at 7pm. Everyone is welcome.
The agenda is available here
Draft minutes: Minutes of the previous Parish Council meeting on 16 May are here.
You can find earlier minutes at Previous minutes
Audit Documents
Planning applications:
Links to planning applications on the agenda are below (opens the application in the Sedgemoor Planning website):
- 36/22/00005 – New Stowey Farm – Demolition of agricultural buildings and the erection of 4no. dwellings
- 36/21/00027 – Poole House, Castle Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00008 – Old Bakers Yard, St Mary Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00009 – Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey – Request for EIA Screening Opinion for proposed change of use of land from agricultural land to a caravan site of 103 no. caravan pitches, to accommodate Hinkley Point C (HPC) workers on land to the north-east of Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey (Quantock Lakes)
Parish Council meetings are open for the public to attend but are not public meetings. In order to facilitate contributions by members of the public there is a public session at the beginning of the formal meeting.
During the public session, members of the public are welcome to address the Council on any matter relating to the agenda or on any other matter that they would like the Parish Council to consider at a future date. It is helpful if you inform the Chairman or the Clerk beforehand of any matter you wish to raise. This is so that the Clerk can have to hand any necessary information. Further details are available on page 2 of the agenda.
The Council is not required to give a response to a matter raised during the public session but may do so. Alternatively, the Chairman may direct the Clerk to follow the matter up or give a written response at a later date.
Please note that no decisions can be made and no expenditure approved on any item raised during the public session unless the matter has been legally notified on the agenda in advance.
At the end of the public participation session, the Chairman will resume the formal meeting under standing orders.
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.
The meeting will be held at the Church Centre and will start at 7pm. Everyone is welcome.
The agenda is available here
Draft minutes: Minutes of the previous Parish Council meeting on 16 May are here.
You can find earlier minutes at Previous minutes
Audit Documents
Planning applications:
Links to planning applications on the agenda are below (opens the application in the Sedgemoor Planning website):
- 36/22/00005 – New Stowey Farm – Demolition of agricultural buildings and the erection of 4no. dwellings
- 36/21/00027 – Poole House, Castle Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00008 – Old Bakers Yard, St Mary Street – Works to trees in a Conservation Area
- 36/22/00009 – Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey – Request for EIA Screening Opinion for proposed change of use of land from agricultural land to a caravan site of 103 no. caravan pitches, to accommodate Hinkley Point C (HPC) workers on land to the north-east of Inwood Farm, Nether Stowey (Quantock Lakes)
Parish Council meetings are open for the public to attend but are not public meetings. In order to facilitate contributions by members of the public there is a public session at the beginning of the formal meeting.
During the public session, members of the public are welcome to address the Council on any matter relating to the agenda or on any other matter that they would like the Parish Council to consider at a future date. It is helpful if you inform the Chairman or the Clerk beforehand of any matter you wish to raise. This is so that the Clerk can have to hand any necessary information. Further details are available on page 2 of the agenda.
The Council is not required to give a response to a matter raised during the public session but may do so. Alternatively, the Chairman may direct the Clerk to follow the matter up or give a written response at a later date.
Please note that no decisions can be made and no expenditure approved on any item raised during the public session unless the matter has been legally notified on the agenda in advance.
At the end of the public participation session, the Chairman will resume the formal meeting under standing orders.
Members of the public are asked to respect the fact that this is a meeting of the Council to conduct Council business. They are not permitted to enter into the debate of agenda items unless invited by the Chairman. In this case, he will temporarily adjourn the meeting to allow that person (only) to speak.
The conduct of Parish Council meetings are governed by the Parish Council’s Standing Orders (amended and re-adopted on 11 October 2021). These are available from the Clerk (by e-mail on request) or on the Council’s website by clicking the document name above.