A few Items from December 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Amroth Newsletters – first Newsletters out in Nov/Dec (copy on Message Board). The next Amroth Newsletter to be published by Easter.
Gritting – sections of road could be gritted if local people ring the Council emergency number or the general number and ask for gritting to be done where there is likely to be a safety risk.
Sewerage – Clr Brinsden will address the Scrutiny Committee in January.
Pot Holes – these were between Stanwell Corner and Colby Corner and have now been filled in.
Community Council Meetings – future meetings would alternate between Amroth and Llanteg Halls. There would be no meeting in January.
Textile Recycling – agreed that the planned textile recycling bank should be positioned at Folly Cross as there would be more parking space than at the Village Hall (Llanteg) where it was proposed it would be located. A letter would be sent to suggest the new location.
Communit Associations – a possible meetng in the New Year between both Amroth and Llanteg Community Associations to discuss energy conservation.
Planning (Clr Brinsden declared an interest):-
East Llanteg Farmhouse – erection of dwelling and use of a stabel block as garage (refused)
Tig Bhan – sub-division of dwelling to form two residential units (no abjection).
A few Items from November 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Prior to the start of the November meeting of Amroth Community Council, a welcome was extended to Mr. Tim Jones, of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority.
A question was asked about the path from Eastlake Farm to the stream which could be difficult to walk on, especially after heavy rain and tractor use. The path leading from Hannah’s Plain to Ledgerland Farm could be impassable in places. However, Mr. Jones said that this path was not within his remit.
Broadband - This work was now in hand. Clr. Brinsden read out a cabinet statement showing the cabinet’s work in chasing up BT and WAG regarding this issue. Forms had gone out to all residents within the area asking them to write to Nerys Evans if they were experiencing problems with accessing roadband.
PLANED Community Action Planning: Llanteg has its own Community Association which worked in conjunction with the Llanteg Village Hall. It was stated that now there was a great opportunity to work together (with Amroth) across the community council area and help to lead on the key priorities identified in the Action Planning process by local people. Clr. Brinsden reported that he is still working on the sewage issue in our area. Welsh Water and EA are being invited to the Scrutiny Committee in January when Cllr Brinsden will be speaking about this on-going problem.
Bus shelter: Council agreed that it would like a bus shelter in Amroth village, the same as the one in Llanteg.
Flooding at Woodview: Clr. Brinsden stated that excess water was being allowed to be fed into the main drain.
Pot holes on road between Stanwell corner and Colby corner: Nothing had been done. A reminder would be sent.
Planning – Clr. Brinsden declared an interest
Ael Y Don, Llanteg – providing annexe (permission granted).
Meetings – It was suggested a community council meeting be held on February 19 at the new Amroth Parish Hall and every other month from then onwards, alternating with Llanteg Village Hall.
Events – It was reported that there was a Family Carol Service on December 7 at Llanteg Village Hall. Everyone welcome.
At the Amroth Arms, on December 20, Tempus will be giving a carol concert for all the community for a cot death charity.
A few Items from October 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Briarwood Corners – Mr K.Willams of Briarwood attended to complain about the state of the corners near his house which were being eroded. Mr Williams asked if the road could be adopted by the Council. Clr Brinsden said that as the road was a BOAT (byway open to all traffic) there was nothing that could be done about it. Clr Brinsden had requested extra piping on both sdies to ensure drainage was maintained. Clr Brinsden said a sign could be put up saying ‘Unsuitable for motors’. The Chair, Clr James, said they would do all they could to improve the situation and would keep it monitored.
National Park - Clr Brinsden stated that he had retained his seat on National Park and was still the chair of the National Park planning committee.
Newsletters – agreed that the Council was to contribute to both the Amroth and Llanteg Newsletters. It was proposed that a donation of £100 be available to both newsletter groups. This was very much appreciated.
Sewerage – Clr Brinsden said a motion had gone through to the scrutiny committee on the sewerage system (Llanteg & Pleasant Valley).
Zoar Chapel – it would appear that the PCC would not widen the road and plastic bollards were not helpful.
Flooding at Woodview – nothing to add at this stage and work seemed to have stopped completely.
Planning (Clr Brinsden declared an interest):-
Llanteg Park – replacement sewage plant with ancillary pump/meter housing (permission granted).
A few Items from June 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Planning (Clr Brinsden declared an interest):-
Diversion of Public Footath SP 10/10 at Ledgerland.
Lavender Cottage – ‘Battlefield Sports’ Recreational Activity Centre – timber building and carpark – no objection.
Cherrydown – Granny Annex – permission granted.
Milton Farm – double garage/storage/wc – permission granted.
Little Legerland Lane – removal of conditon three on planning permission, agricultural occupancy condition – permission granted.
Zoar Chapel – one councillor suggested that some work should be done on the verges outside Zoar Chapel of Rest – perhaps tarmacing the area – to prevent cars from driving on the newly cut verges and the fact that the verge was sinking.
A few Items from May 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
New member for Llanteg, Mrs M.Cole, was welcomed. The Council now has twelve members.
The new Chairman for 2008/09 was Clr John James, Summerbrook.
County Councillor Brinsden thanked everyone for their assistance & support in the recent election. He reported that he was still a member of the National Parks Panning Committee and also Vice Chairman of Licensing.
Planning – (Clr Brinsden declared an interest):-
Milton Farm – erection of double garage & wc – no objection.
Little Garness – removal of contdition 3 (Agricultural Occupancy) – no objection.
Red Gables – erection of dwelling – no objection.
Woodview – access road and internal road system to serve caravan & camping site – granted.
Land ajoining Springfield – erection of three dwellings – permission refused.
Letter from Steve Dean, Lavender Cottage. Summer sports event – a councillor would look into this.
A few Items from April 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Sewerage – correspondence received from Mr Tipper regarding mains sewerage systems at Llanteglos, Llanteg.
Planning (Clr Brinsden declared an interest):-
Woodview – no objection
Bevlin – alteration to existing access – permission granted
Housing Needs Survey – to be sent out in June – please help by completeing.
A few Items from March 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Steve Whitehead of Colby Lodge attended to give details of the local history event being held on 16th June – Llanteg History Society also involved. Steve’s number is 01834 811885 if you feel you can contribute or have any local information to offer.
A.C.C. would request that there be a review of the lack of a mains sewerage system in the Llanteg/Llanteglos area.
Noted how fortunate Amroth were to have Clr Brinsden as part of their Community Council providing feedback on Pembrokeshire County Council issues.
Planning (Clr Brinsden declared an interest):-
Ocean View – siting of caravan, greenhouse and splashpool (this was not allowed in the original deeds)
Bleancilgoed Quarry – development of asphalt plant (full investigation would be carried out)
Milton Farm – (no objection to outbuildings being converted into three holiday units but that the driveway needed to be assessed as it was on a nasty bend and the proposed development would increase traffic to the site)
Bevlin – (no objection – but the alteration of existing access to the site resulted in a number of observations being made by Council)
Norton Lodge – change of use of land and erection of garage (permission granted).
A few Items from February 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Representatives from PLANED and National Parks attended.
Action Plans – Amroth will be having a meeting at Amroth Arms on 10th March – 6.30pm for buffet with meeting from 7-9pm.
General Newsletter Training – in conjunction with the above. This will be held at Llanteg Hall by PLANED on April 14th – 6-9pm.
Plans:-
West Llanteg – two dwellings – (permissiion granted)
Two Barns, Ffynon Head, Tavernspite – wind turbine – (permissiion granted)
Red Gables – one dwelling – (permission refused)
The Meadow – one dwelling – (permissiion granted)
Norton Lodge – change of use of land and erection of garage for classic cars and motorcycles – (no objection – letter to be sent)
Ocean View – siting of caravan, greenhouse and splashpool (councillors invited to attend development meeting – contrary comments from NP Officers to those of ACC)
A few Items from January 2008 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed.
Sewerage – mention made of Crunwere having 227 on electoral role and none of the properties had mains sewerage. Letter mentioned to draw the attention of all householders (all of the inhabitants of Llanteg) to the importance of regular maintenance and emptying of these systems. Plans:-
Fynon Hafod, Tavernspite – garage & water treatment -granted
“ - wind turbine & two barns – all agreed.
Ocean View, Trelessy Rd – caravan, greenhouse & spashpool – all agreed
Red Gables – erection of dwelling- all agreed.
New Councillors needed – Two more councillors will be needed from May 08 due to a boundary increase.
Women are under-represented on the council – so, male or female – if you think you can devote time to this worthwhile cause then Amroth Community Council would like to hear from you.
