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ACTION NOTES:
 
1. Devolution and EBC Plans
'''ACTION NOTES:'''
===1. Devolution and EBC Plans===
Following the Leader’s Community Engagement Event held in Claygate on Thursday 20 January where this item was discussed, there were no further updates.
Following the Leader’s Community Engagement Event held in Claygate on Thursday 20 January where this item was discussed, there were no further updates.
2. Local Plan
 
===2. Local Plan===
Cllr Mike Rollings (MR) updated on the latest position regarding the draft Elmbridge Borough Council Local Plan, following receipt of the Planning Inspector’s Initial Findings Letter (September 2024) and Final Letter (October 2024) and, in light of the Local Government Re-organisation. And the key points were:
Cllr Mike Rollings (MR) updated on the latest position regarding the draft Elmbridge Borough Council Local Plan, following receipt of the Planning Inspector’s Initial Findings Letter (September 2024) and Final Letter (October 2024) and, in light of the Local Government Re-organisation. And the key points were:
*Report to be brought to Cabinet at its meeting of 5 February ahead of Council on 26 February with an officer recommendation to withdraw the current local plan.
Report to be brought to Cabinet at its meeting of 5 February ahead of Council on 26 February with an officer recommendation to withdraw the current local plan.
*Report to be brought to Cabinet at its meeting on 5 February setting out a timetable for the preparation of a new Local Plan. This would be adopted and submitted to Government as required by 6 March 2025, providing that Council agrees to withdraw the Local Plan. Some of the Council’s projects may need to be paused if their timetable runs beyond Spring 2027/28. Work programmes are currently being reviewed.
*Resources would be concentrated on Place Making projects: viability and social housing
Report to be brought to Cabinet at its meeting on 5 February setting out a timetable for the preparation of a new Local Plan. This would be adopted and submitted to Government as required by 6 March 2025, providing that Council agrees to withdraw the Local Plan. Some of the Council’s projects may need to be paused if their timetable runs beyond Spring 2027/28. Work programmes are currently being reviewed.
 
Resources would be concentrated on Place Making projects: viability and social housing
Cllr Donna Holt (DH) enquired as to whether Claygate could be informed on land availability following the call for sites.
Cllr Donna Holt (DH) enquired as to whether Claygate could be informed on land availability following the call for sites.
Suzanne Parkes (SP) confirmed that this was still progressing and that further details on this would be published later in the year but said that she would check if that could be updated for Claygate Parish Council. She did say that more urban sites had been proposed, as opposed to just grey belt/green belt.
Suzanne Parkes (SP) confirmed that this was still progressing and that further details on this would be published later in the year but said that she would check if that could be updated for Claygate Parish Council. She did say that more urban sites had been proposed, as opposed to just grey belt/green belt.
3. Local Street Improvement Plan & EBC involvement with the SCC Initiative
 
===3. Local Street Improvement Plan & EBC involvement with the SCC Initiative===
There was a general discussion around proposed speeding restrictions of 20-mph to be placed in Claygate. CPC circulated a document produced by SCC which stated that a 20-mph zone across the whole village was likely to be wanted. Claygate Parish Councillors confirmed that the feedback they were receiving from residents was that this was not wanted.
There was a general discussion around proposed speeding restrictions of 20-mph to be placed in Claygate. CPC circulated a document produced by SCC which stated that a 20-mph zone across the whole village was likely to be wanted. Claygate Parish Councillors confirmed that the feedback they were receiving from residents was that this was not wanted.
SP said that SCC, as part of their Local Street Improvements (LSI) project, had divided the entire borough into areas where they would be designing and carrying out work to improve local streets and the public realm. As part of the ‘package’ of improvements, 20 mph was one intervention, but others were also available.
SP said that SCC, as part of their Local Street Improvements (LSI) project, had divided the entire borough into areas where they would be designing and carrying out work to improve local streets and the public realm. As part of the ‘package’ of improvements, 20 mph was one intervention, but others were also available.



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Dawn Lacey — Parish Clerk & RFO
claygate PARISH COUNCIL
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Claygate Parish Council
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20th February 2025
YOU ARE HEREBY WELCOME TO ATTEND
A Meeting of the Claygate Parish Council will be held on Thursday 27th February 2025 at 8.00pm in Treetops Pavilion, Recreation Ground, Church Road
PLEASE NOTE THE EARLIER TIME FOR THIS MEETING

The meeting is open to the public and press. A quarter of an hour has been reserved for members of the public to address the Council, for three minutes each, on any subject relevant to the agenda. In order to address the meeting, we would appreciate you contacting the Parish Clerk before 11am on the day of the meeting who will allocate a slot. All meetings will operate to our Privacy Policy which can be found at www.claygateparishcouncil.gov.uk. Doors will open at 7.20pm.

Covid 19

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Parish Clerk & RFO

AGENDA

  • 1) To accept apologies for absence.
  • 2) To receive Declarations of Interest in items on the agenda.
  • 3) To pass a special resolution on Item 33 for discussion and agree any action required for the Claygate the Way Forward Vision and Action Plan.
  • 4) To resolve on whether the Council will move into closed session on Item 32 to consider the winner of the Brian Rhodes Cup 2025. Item 34 to discuss with the Staffing Committee any updates from the Clerk or from the Council. To move out of closed session Item 35
  • 5) To confirm the minutes of the Parish Council Meeting held on Thursday 9th

January 2025

  • 6) Review actioning of items from previous minutes and agree any further action required (Actions List – Appendix 1).
  • 7) To answer any questions from the general public which pertain to this Agenda.
  • 8) To receive the notes from the Quarterly meeting with EBC (Appendix 2).
  • 9) To Receive a Report of EBC’s Overview & Scrutiny Committee.
  • 10) To Receive a Report of EBC Audit’s and Standards Committee.
  • 11) Receive a Report from the Planning Committee.
  • 12) To Receive a Report from the E H & T Committee
  • 13) To agree the terms of reference for the CtWF Advisory Committees – (Appendix 3).
  • 14) To consider the reappointment of the CtWF Advisory Committees and consider if there are any changes to membership.
  • 15) To Receive a Report and agree appropriate actions from the Health and Wellbeing and Leisure Advisory Committee.
  • 16) To Receive a Report and agree appropriate actions from the Shops and Businesses Advisory Committee.
  • 17) Motion to consider the approval of the Shops and Businesses Advisory Committee’s Survey’s approach and ethics statement (Appendix 4).
  • 18) To confirm and agree the next Claygate Courier for production pending any decisions made during this meeting.
  • 19) To receive the finance reports, including expenditure for the balance of the year and decide on any actions arising. To sign off the Reconciliation for January 2025. (Appendix 5)
  • 20) To confirm the arrangements and timing for the Mock Internal Audit with Simon White
  • 21) To consider the appointment of a Trustee for the Claygate Recreation Ground Trust
  • 22) To discuss the Claygate Flower Show and any actions required at this point
  • 23) To confirm the plans for the next Claygate Litter Pick being held on Saturday 26th April and the date to commence the publicising of this
  • 24) To confirm the plans for the Claygate Village Meeting being held on Thursday 20th March at the Claygate Village Hall & to review and confirm the suggested questions for the Meeting regarding Devolution (Appendix 6).
  • 25) To receive details of grant applications and consider whether they will be approved (Appendix 7)
    Get Involved Day Grant – Claygate Village Association
  • 26) To receive details of CIL grant applications and consider whether they will be approved (Appendix 8, 9 and 10)
    a: Claygate Primary School
    b: The Waymaker Project – Holy Trinity Church
    c: The Elm Road Youth Club
  • 27) To discuss the possibilities of a Claygate Calendar
  • 28) To consider three quotes for the Bench on the Parade and select a Contractor (Appendix 11)
  • 29) Matters of Information purposes only:
    a: Community Centres Round Up
    b: Update on the Claygate Parish Council Website
    c: Update on the meeting re the Catchment area for Hinchley Wood School and how and if it will affect Claygate residents
    d: Update on Free Parking
    e: To receive an update on all the various current Consultations
  • 30) To move into closed session.
  • 31) To decide a winner for the Brian Rhodes Cup.
  • 32) To agree the CtWF Vision and Action Plan for Consultation in April by EBC.
  • 33) To discuss with the Staffing Committee any updates from the Clerk or from the Council.
  • 34) To confirm the date and time of the next meeting which will be held on Thursday 27th March, Treetops Pavilion, Recreation Ground, Church Road, Claygate.

Appendix 1: Action List from the CPC Meeting held on Thursday 6th January 2025

ACTIONS: DESCRIPTION CLLR / CLERK STATUS
Item 11 To contact Leo Tye and Emma Curtis to set up a meeting for a secure drive for shops survey. Clerk
Item 14 To send the approved Precept letter. Clerk
Item 16 CIL application was received from Claygate Primary School – to write to Sandra Cunningham to explain the delay in decision and also to organise a meeting to look at the damage on waterlogged field. Cllr Bray & Clerk
Item 18 To organise a list of questions for Claygate Village Meeting regarding the English Devolution white paper. Cllr Sheppard
Item 19:1 To continue work and updates on the new CPC website. Cllr Bingham
Item 19:2a To invite Graham Dear to talk at the Claygate Village Meeting. Clerk
Item 19:2b To invite a panel for the Claygate Village Meeting – Sally Harman (SALC), Mike Rollings (EBCllr) and Tim Oliver (EBC) to talk on item 18 in this agenda. Clerk

Appendix 2: Notes from Liaison meeting with EBC 3rd February 2025

Claygate Parish Council & Elmbridge Borough Council Liaison Meeting
Monday 3 February 2025 – 10am
Committee Room 1, EBC Offices

ACTION NOTES:

1. Devolution and EBC Plans

Following the Leader’s Community Engagement Event held in Claygate on Thursday 20 January where this item was discussed, there were no further updates.

2. Local Plan

Cllr Mike Rollings (MR) updated on the latest position regarding the draft Elmbridge Borough Council Local Plan, following receipt of the Planning Inspector’s Initial Findings Letter (September 2024) and Final Letter (October 2024) and, in light of the Local Government Re-organisation. And the key points were:

  • Report to be brought to Cabinet at its meeting of 5 February ahead of Council on 26 February with an officer recommendation to withdraw the current local plan.
  • Report to be brought to Cabinet at its meeting on 5 February setting out a timetable for the preparation of a new Local Plan. This would be adopted and submitted to Government as required by 6 March 2025, providing that Council agrees to withdraw the Local Plan. Some of the Council’s projects may need to be paused if their timetable runs beyond Spring 2027/28. Work programmes are currently being reviewed.
  • Resources would be concentrated on Place Making projects: viability and social housing

Cllr Donna Holt (DH) enquired as to whether Claygate could be informed on land availability following the call for sites.

Suzanne Parkes (SP) confirmed that this was still progressing and that further details on this would be published later in the year but said that she would check if that could be updated for Claygate Parish Council. She did say that more urban sites had been proposed, as opposed to just grey belt/green belt.

3. Local Street Improvement Plan & EBC involvement with the SCC Initiative

There was a general discussion around proposed speeding restrictions of 20-mph to be placed in Claygate. CPC circulated a document produced by SCC which stated that a 20-mph zone across the whole village was likely to be wanted. Claygate Parish Councillors confirmed that the feedback they were receiving from residents was that this was not wanted.

SP said that SCC, as part of their Local Street Improvements (LSI) project, had divided the entire borough into areas where they would be designing and carrying out work to improve local streets and the public realm. As part of the ‘package’ of improvements, 20 mph was one intervention, but others were also available.

Appendix 3: Email exchange with Surrey Council Transport Officer

(Too lengthy to be included here. Find at CPC website.)

Appendix 4: Budget planning for 2025/26

Appendix 5: Precept Notification to EBC 25/26

Appendix 6: Summary of CIL Funds Available

CIL Balance as at 31st March 2024 £138,670
CIL Payments made:
  • CVHA
16th May 2024 £10,679
  • Winning Horse Project
Assigned 16th May 2024 £50,000
Remaining CIL balance as 31st Dec 2024 £77,991

Appendix 7: Grant Application from Claygate Primary School