A few Items from November 2007 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Planning Concern was raised about the way Planning Applications are assessed between meetings, in order to meet the planning deadline.
It was suggested that consideration be given to a Planning sub-committee when more Councillors are elected next year.
It was also suggested that a local resident with expertise would be happy to act as an unpaid consultant to look at plans. Some councillors felt that, despite the credentials to do the job, any one taking this on should be an elected Councillor.
It was agreed that in the short term, a Councillor is telephoned in the specific area for their view. If there is a complex matter then plans must be viewed by a group of Councillors. Advice must be sought from current and past Chairmen and the Councillor located in specific area.
One Councillor did not attend this meeting but she wanted it to be stated that she does not feel there is any necessity for a pre planning meeting as such, unless the application is of particular importance/concern.
This important issue will be discussed next May to look at the best way forward. We may be able to invite the National Parks to discuss the best way of assessing these applications
It was suggested that all Councillors + Clerk to have official photographed badges for on site meetings. Enquiries will be made about the feasibility of this.
This issue will be discussed at our next meeting.
Plans:-
7 Llanteg Park, Ledgerland Lane, Llanteg – Permission has been granted
50 Llanteg Park, Llanteg – Extension to dwelling – Permission granted
Eastlake Farm – Cubicle Housing with under shed slurry store - Permission granted
Matters for discussion at the next meeting
Concern has been raised by a member of the community about a plot of land nearby in Trelessey Road which is being used for storage of fair equipment and caravans. The resident was asking if anything can be done about this as it is National Park land.
A few Items from October 2007 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Road, Tavernspite to Llanteg – area successfully completed.
New Boundaries – from next year Amroth Council will be able to have tow more councillors – making twelve in total, due to its extended boundary. The area comprises Amroth, Summerhill, Pleqsandt Valley, Llanteg and Stepaside. The council would welcome new councillors from any of these areas, in particular Stepaside, which was currently underepresented. Elections will be held in May 2008.
Planning:-
7 Llanteg Park – extension – no objection
Dwelling & garage adjacent to The Meadow – no objection
50 Llanteg Park – extension – no objection
Pantglass – alterations & extension – permitted
Oaklands – developement – permitted
West Lanteg – three flats – permitted
Llanteglos – revised siting of garages – permitted
Crofty – new access & car park – permitted
A few Items from September 2007 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Seren Y Mor – appeal dismissed.
Clay Pits – nothing to add.
Woodview – planning permission granted for new entrance.
Redirection of traffic after accident – correspondence read relating to speeding and diversions.
New Neighbourhood Watch Scheme – police liason meeting every fourth Tuesday at Bloomfield. Contact number for police team is 0845 330 2000.
Road, Tavernspite to Llanteg – area completed and very well done – progress would be monitored.
Mountain Chapel – agreed that matters concerning Mountain Chapel planters and memorial plaque would go ahead.
Planning:-
Seabreeze – extension to workshop – no objection
Oaklands House – garage, workshop & decking – no objection
Pantglas – alterations & extension to dwelling – no objection
Crofty Nursery – new access & change of use from agric. to car park – no objection
Llanteglos – revised siting of two garages – no objection
Llanteglos – application for new premises license at The Garden Lodge – no objection
Blocked Gully - by Oaklands, Old Amroth Road – matter would be pursued.
New Councillors - elections will be held next May (2008). Please consider this opportunity to serve your community.
A few Items from July 2007 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Seren Y Mor – correspondence received – advice would be sought.
Redirection of Traffic after Accident – traffic redirected a lot better after the recent fatal accident by the Old Amroth Road (Oaklands loop – perhaps because they could loop around easily there!). Thanks were extended to Dyfed Powys Police for their co-operation.
Road Maintenance – Llanteg to Tavernspite – work part completed – to complete the rest ‘in future’.
New Neigbourhood Watch Scheme – monthly meetings being held locally. Residents with any concerns to contact Clr John James.
Planning – application for new stock shed at Rose Park Farm – no objection.
Correspondence – letter received from Ruth Roberts regarding History Society wanting a plaque installed at Mountain Chapel – no objections.
A Few Items from June 2007 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Claypits – agreed the Probation Service would start work there by the end of the summer.
Road Maintenance – Pembs.C.C informed them that work on Tavernspite/Llanteg road would be finished by end of July.
Resignations – received from both the clerk (Mrs Wilson) and Clr Alan Adcock (community councillor for 15yrs). Clerk has given the three months notice required.
Redirection of Traffic – clerk had e-mailed Sgt King of Narberth regarding the poor redirection of traffic after the recent A477 accident near the Folly crossroads.
Sewerage – the Environmental Agency had completed its enquiry for Llanteg and had decided to uphold the decision made by Welsh Water not to install mains sewerage in Llanteg.
A Few Items from May 2007 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Claypits – Clr J.James said there’d been a gathering at Llanteg to discuss the project. The area at the back of the old school would be maintained and kept in good order. But work would not start poper on the Claypits until the end of the summer, although a start had been made.
Road Maintenance – Llanteg to Tavernspite – work not been completed yet.
