March2010 Edition - Hatfield Heath Village Magazine

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Hatfield Haven Care Home Stortford Road, Hatfield Heath, Bishops Stortford, Herts. CM22 7DL Tel: 01279 730 043 www.hatfieldhaven.co.uk Features: Serene and homely environment; 24 hours care in compliance with CSCI Care Standards Medical care provided by local group practice; district nurse, physiotherapist and a chiropodist; Highly qualified and motivated staff - RMA and NVQ qualifications; newly refurnished and redecorated rooms (newly built extension included) Each bedroom fitted with washbasin, TV and call system to summon help; Screen TV and radio. Large dining room with excellent meals on offer by the in-house chef; A Stair lift and a passenger lift to all floors; Activities includes talks, parties, summer barbecues, flower arranging e.t.c Kindly drop by for viewing and to pick up our User Guide and Statement of purpose. For placement and other enquiries, please contact Amanda Austin (Manager) email : amanda@hatfieldhaven.co.uk Jane Chapman-Kane email: jane@hatfieldhaven.co.uk Telephone 07887 808 928 has opened in Sawbridgeworth, offering a range of Studio and mat classes to suit all ages and level of fitness. Pilates will help to:- Improve Strength & Flexibility Improve Posture Improve Balance Co-ordination & Circulation Reduce Stress Absolute Pilates, Allen House, G27, The Maltings,Sawbridgeworth, Herts CM21 9JX HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES OF PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HELD 7.30 PM ON WED 10th FEB 2010 IN THE URC HALL, HATFIELD HEATH OPEN FORUM 1 member of public present. COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE PRESENT: Cllr Bart Sheekey (BS) (Chairman) Cllrs Janet Briscoe (JB), Bob Jones (BJ), Mark Lemon(ML), Paula O’Sullivan (POS), David Parish (DP), Sandra Saban (SS), Mel Sullivan (MS) and Gary Waller (GW). In attendance: Clerk to the Council Ernie Fenwick CHAIRMANS WELCOME: Chairman welcomed Roger Harborough of Uttlesford District Council Planning department and asked for Council permission to move to Item 168 first. Approved. 165. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE None 166. MINUTES OF MEETINGS The minutes of the council meeting of 13th January were signed as a true record of the meeting. 167. DECLARATION OF MEMBERS INTERESTS: MS & POS & SS declared a personal interest as a member of the festival committee and MS as a resident living adjacent to an accident site near to junction 1 JB declared a personal interest in 173 Planning re 3 Cox Ley as a neighbour. 168. PRESENTATION BY UDC Roger Harborough (RH) gave a presentation regarding planning enforcement and his role within the district council. Councillors raised several issues on enforcement. RH acknowledged the concerns raised and said many of those issues were also of concern to him. GW suggested that a ‘light touch’ approach to enforcement may make it more likely for development to take place without permission whereas a stronger approach may well cause a reduction in work load. BJ asked why if outsourcing of planning application administration is carried out why the enforcement department cannot be outsourced if there is a staff shortage. RH then answered several questions regarding selection of Housing Associations, and tenant selection. Chairman invited member of public to address the meeting. Mr Lawrance expressed his concern over the attitude of the Planning Department towards enforcement and recounted instances of 24 letters sent with regard to a specific breach of planning which had not been dealt with. Mr Lawrance has a meeting on Thursday 11th February with Planning Department. ML will also attend. There being no further questions the Chairman thanked RH for attending tonight’s meeting and answering some very difficult questions. RH and Mr Lawrance then left the meeting. 69. REPORTS TO / FROM COUNTY AND DISTRICT COUNCILLORS ML is addressing a problem at the Close within UDC and DP has taken up the same problem within the Tenants’ Forum. 170. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON AGENDA ITEMS None 2
171. CLERKS REPORT: Matters from last meeting and Action Register Bench in Friars Lane Barry Newman has installed the bench at the agreed site. Play Area Weather conditions have prevented repair to play area. Footpath 16 Broken bridge on footpath 16 has been reported to ECC by Footpaths representative Teresa Mascall Road Repairs at War Memorial Clerk has spoken to Henry Turtill regarding a contribution towards the cost of repair to the road in front of the War Memorial. He has requested costings for the works. Clerk has approached four contractors P night, Brymac, JF Knight (Roadworks) and PD Stonham who have visited the site and will be submitting their quotations in the next few days. Fairs Clerk has spoken to Holy Trinity Church who have no objections to 24/25th April. Mannings have been informed. They will arrive on site on 21st and be gone by 26th Refuse Collection Clerk has written to UDC complimenting the refuse collection department for their work throughout the recent severe weather. Correspondence Clerk has circulated correspondence from Mr M R Lawrance regarding the land adjacent to Heath View. There is a meeting taking place at the UDC Council Offices tomorrow morning ML will attend. Clerk has received a request from Mrs Delderfield asking that confirmation be given to the fact that the road in front of the five houses alongside Chelmsford road is a private road. Not a parish council matter. Training courses received from EALC i. Audit & Risk Assessment Day 12 February 10.00 – 4.00 EF & BS are attending ii. Advanced Councillor Training Day1 31 March 9.30 – 3.30 Bus Stop sign Clerk has reported to -ECC Highways that the bus stop sign at Stortford Road outside Chestnut Drive has been knocked down. 172. FINANCIAL MATTERS: Clerk reported that current bank balances are Deposit Account £30984.61 Current Account £702.46 Forecast is for an under spend of £1746 on budget for 2009/10 The following payments were approved: Stanley Tee Disbursements 32.00 EALC Training Courses 140.00 Uttlesford District Council Community Skips 455.90 E Fenwick Expenses 175.14 B Newman Installation of bench 80.00 173. PLANNING Decisions by UDC Planning Dept The Mount Sawbridgeworth Road HH: UTT/1470/09/FUL First Floor Rear extension : CONDITIONAL APPROVAL Parvilles Farm HH: UTT/1168/09/FUL Change of use of barn to Class B1(a) Business Uses CONDITIONAL APPROVAL Applications 3 Cox Ley HH : UTT/1700/09/FUL Erection of rear conservatory No objections Foxglove Farm, Dunmow Road HH: UTT/0061/10/FUL Two storey and single storey front extensions and extend covered verandah to rear Object on grounds that it is in MGB. Concerned that the additional Continued on next page..................... 3 Woollcott House Restaurant Gt Hallingbury 01279-504 397 www.woollcott house.co.uk 2010 Opening hours Wednesday to Saturday evenings. Thursday, Friday and Sunday lunchtimes ( other times by arrangement) Regular Dinner Dances. Superb Choice of Menu. A la Carte menu and Table D'Hote Menu's available. Private Parties, Wedding Reception Packages available, Christenings, Funeral refreshments. Ideal location for a large marquee, ample parking. There is NO ROOM CHARGE for exclusivity. Sunday lunch a speciality. No relays! A leisurely lunch. New skin for the Spring with glycolic facials! A powerful new facial treatment to regenerate the skin based on glycolic acid. Skin appears like new restoring and reducing scarring caused by acne or sun damage. ESCAPE Just one treatment will improve your complexion or see even better results from a course. Also available IPL skin rejuvenation Ultimate spray tan All aspects of beauty therapy Deep tissue massage and holistic therapies Tuesday - Friday 12 -2pm Snack and full menu available Monday - Saturday Day times LITE BITES & LUNCHES 1main course £6.92 2 courses £9.95 Pensioners Lunch £5.95 Susan Burgess (ITEC) The Shaw, Hatfield Heath 07740 433 417 01279 731 769 (fully insured) NEW 01279 730 549 Website: www.huntersmeet.co.uk
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