CYNGOR
CYMUNED DINAS POWYS COMMUNITY COUNCIL
MINUTES of the Monthly Meeting of Dinas Powys Community Council held in
the Lee Hall, Dinas Powys, on Thursday, 11th February 2010.
PRESENT: Cllrs. Mrs. M. R. Hayley (Chairman),
V.
Driscoll, P. J. Evans,
Mrs. N. A. Foxwell,
R. A. Foxwell,
R. R. Grigg, M. Hartrey,
Mrs. V. M.
Hartrey, Mrs. R. Reeves,
Mrs. G.
Smith, S. T.
Thomas, J. H. Williams and C. J.
Williams.
94. APOLOGIES
FOR ABSENCE - Cllrs. Mrs. C. Mirza-Davies, Mrs. J. Jones,
and K. Hatton.
95. CONFIRMATION
OF MINUTES – The Minutes of the Meeting held on Thursday, 21st
January 2010 having been previously circulated was taken as read, and on the Motion of Cllr.
Mrs. N. A. Foxwell and seconded by Cllr. M. Hartrey it was RESOLVED
- THAT such Minutes
be approved as a true record and signed by the Chairman.
96. MATTERS
ARISING FROM MINUTES:
PACT
The Meeting noted that
Cllr. J. H. Williams and the Clerk would visit the Cross Common Road and check
as to whether the problem hedge had been sufficiently trimmed.
Public Houses in Village – Poster Advertising
Cllr. Mrs. V. M. Hartrey
confirmed that a meeting with the landlady of the Three Horse Shoes and a Vale
Enforcement Officer had resulted in agreement to move advertising posters off
the fence and on to the wall of the pub.
Removal of Office Counter
Council AGREED
on a majority vote in favour that the
office counter should be refitted when practical.
Bryneithin
Cllr. Mrs. M. R. Hayley
advised that a legal challenge to the closure of Bryneithin had now commenced
through a Solicitor – Yvonne Hossack and the position would become clearer in
due course.
BRYNEITHIN
The Keep Bryneithin Open
Group is employing the services of a solicitor and have not given up hope of
keeping the facility open. Closure is
due to take place during May. Each
resident has been allocated a Social Worker and a Psychiatric Nurse to help
them over the move and advocacy help is also available as required.
CROSS COMMON ROAD BRIDGE
Consultants have visited
the 6 properties in St. Cadoc’s Avenue to advise them of individual house flood
protection.
POST 16 TRANSPORT
The Vale of Glamorgan
Council has engaged in consultation on the option of removing free transport
for students over the age of 16.
VISIBLE SERVICES
The Highways Department
are waiting to see how much extra WAG funding will be available for roadway
pothole repairs following the severe icy weather.
PROSIECT GWYRDD
The Inaugural Scrutiny
Meeting took place in the Vale of Glamorgan Council between the Vale of
Glamorgan, Cardiff, Newport, Caerphilly and Monmouthshire Councils.
The Meeting will be
rotated between Authorities.
Cllr. Chris Williams was
elected as Chairman.
102. MATTERS
WHICH THE CHAIRMAN AND OTHER MEMEBERS MAY WISH TO BRING BEFORE COUNCIL
St. David’s Day
On the Motion of Cllr.
S. T. Thomas and seconded by Cllr. Mrs. G. Smith it was RESOLVED – THAT employees of the Council would be granted
Monday, 1st March 2010 as a
paid holiday day.
St. Andrew’s Cemetery - Moles
Cllr. Mrs. M. R. Hayley
reported a major infestation of moles in the grounds of the Cemetery. The
Meeting AGREED - THAT
the Clerk should undertake appropriate measures to resolve the problem.
Parish
Hall – Gentleman’s Toilet Floor
The Clerk advised the Meeting
that in attempting to fit a new floor covering to the Parish Hall gentleman’s
toilets, major rot had been discovered in the wood floor blocks. On the Motion of Cllr. Mrs. R. Reeves and
seconded by Cllr. R. A. Foxwell it was RESOLVED – THAT the Clerk be authorised to obtain two
quotes for repair work and to proceed with the lowest quote.
103. PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS
Cllr. Mrs. V. M. Hartrey proposed and Cllr. J. H. Williams seconded the approval
of payment of accounts as submitted to the Meeting and the Meeting duly
approved the payments.
104. DATE
OF NEXT MEETING - Thursday, 11th March 2010 at
7.30 p.m.
The Meeting closed at 8.30
p.m.