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Meetings, Minutes & Agendas
To comply with PCC guidelines and to ensure public awareness additional planning meetings may be called. Notification will be posted on the village notice boards.
Meetings are open to residents, who may only address the meeting with the Chairman’s prior consent.
If you wish to address the Council in Welsh please make your intentions known at the time of your request, which should be made prior to the meeting date.
* Although KCC works in conjunction with PCC as consultants, it has no authority to grant planning permission.
Copies of Minutes can be made available after approval, on request.
*D = Meeting at Dolfor, *S = Meeting at Sarn *S/N=Meeting under Special Notice. *S/D= Meeting under Social Distancing.
Venues to be confirmed ref. possible Covid 19 restrictions.
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A Note From The Clerk.
Due to Covid 19 restrictions KCC has postponed the 2020 AGM until further notice.
Consequently the 2019/2020 Chairman's report is similarly delayed.
Chairman’s Report 2018/2019
First of all I would like to thank you all for your help and respect as your Chairman for the past 12 months. There is however one person I would like to point out, namely our Clerk, Angela for the way she sets out our papers and the help she gives me to make the Chairman’s job as easy as possible.
During the year we have lost Councillors through work commitments and moving out of the area, but now at the start of 2019 we do have a full council going forward.
We have had a considerable amount of work to go through, so I will pick up just a couple of events.
In planning we have had a couple of chicken enterprises requesting extensions etc. but the meeting for planning application to housing and roads up Common Road aroused the most interest.
These meetings were attended by a number of members of the public which in my mind is a very good thing to hear what local people think and I find it very enlightening.
The only very poor decision made by PCC was to go ahead with double yellow lines in the village, which I still cannot see has made any difference to the traffic at all.
The double yellow lines in front of the old people’s bungalow I feel to be an absolute disgrace.
The two big things I think we have to deal with this year are to keep Dolfor Village in our Council and the upkeep and running of the Kerry Public Toilets, which seem to be a bigger headache each year.
Cllr. M. Morgan (Chairman.)