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The Parish Council would like to report the following update regarding the installation of a multi user shelter in Duggleby.

• Highways have agreed to the site
• The street furniture license is in progress. Highways have agreed in principle and the application is being formalised.
• Cllr Janet Sanderson is supportive of the project and has agreed to use some of her ward funding to assist, although this will only be a small amount
• An application for lottery funding has been commenced
• The 106 agreement grant application id due to be commenced
• The Ryedale Cycle Forum have been and continue to be very supportive of the project
• The local residents continue to be eager to see the shelter in situ

Duggleby Residents’ Meeting 19:00 14 August 2017

St Mary’s Church Wharram le Street

Chair:  Roger Marris*.  Notes taken by Emma McClean*.

Attendees: –

Sylvia Collier*, Roy Foster*, Melody Marris, Andrea Hustler, Peter Hustler, Julian Morgan, Joka Morgan, Sally Lovelock, Sue Hone, Sue Preston.

1          RM opened the meeting by explaining that the meeting was convened by the sub-committee of the KG&D Parish Council for the purpose giving the residents of Duggleby the opportunity of confirming the project as decided at Residents’ Group meeting held on 17 November 2016.  The reason for seeking confirmation being that since their last meeting the wording of the agreement for the 106 monies had been changed by agreement between the developer and Ryedale District Council (RDC) from ‘Provision of public open space in the locality of Duggleby’ to ‘enhancement and maintenance of the village of Duggleby within the public realm.’

The 106 sub-committee has been formed at the request of the Parish Council to address what the community wishes the 106 money to be spent on and then work on the 106 application for funding.

2          The minutes of the meeting on 17 November 2016 were reviewed and conclusions discussed.  The projects at this meeting being: –

• New village name/boundary signs – 20 votes
• Development of the bottom of Cupid’s Alley – 15 votes
• Development of the area around the trail board – 14 votes
• Maintenance of railings in the village – 3 votes

3          EM informed the meeting of the results of the poll on Facebook conducted this month: –

• Shelter in the Cupid’s Alley lay-by – 9 votes
• Enhance village boundary name signs – 6 votes
• Defib installed in the old phone box – 6 votes (now discounted as the phone box has been sold)
• Street name signs – 3 votes.

4          In the general discussion that took place it was unanimously accepted that the village name/boundary signs, as voted for at the meeting on 17 November 2016, will be the initial project to be submitted to the PC.

The number and positions of the ‘Gateway’ name signs was discussed; the outcome being that 12 votes were in favour of 5 new signs and three votes in favour of 4 signs.

Positions for 5 signs being: –

B1253 at High Street and Stonepit Balk, Cupid’s Alley, Salents Lane and the approach from KG.

It was also unanimously agreed that the village was in need of a multiuser shelter at the Cupids Alley lay-by.  So taking cognisance of the (August) Facebook poll and the vote at the last meeting to develop the spare land on Cupid’s alley, it was unanimously agreed that the provision of a multiuser shelter should be submitted to the PC as an additional project.

5          RM informed the meeting that the two projects would be discussed by the sub-committee ASAP for referral to the PC.

The meeting closed at 20:00 with RM thanking all those who attended.

Duggleby has now been upgraded to fibre broadband.

To check what speed is available to you then please enter your telephone number into the availability checker

http://www.dslchecker.bt.com/adsl/adslchecker.welcome

The next steps will be to contact your service provider and place an order with them for fibre optic broadband.

Just to let you know that not all service providers are offering fibre in your area and you may need to use a comparison website to see who is offering the service. Just enter your postcode into

http://www.broadbandchoices.co.uk/

and select the ‘fibre’tab.

Superfast broadband will help improve access to jobs, allow local companies to compete in the global marketplace, create new opportunities for local people in the way they work, learn and enjoy their leisure time, and help young people make use of educational resources online.

Premises that will not benefit from fibre deployment will be reached with a variety of alternative technologies such as wireless or satellite.

If you have any questions, please email at info@superfastnorthyorkshire.com

 

 

 

Monday 6^th February 2017 at 7pm

Kirby Grindalythe Village Hall

106 Agreement Fund

The quotes for the proposed village hall canopy have been received and residents will have an opportunity to consider and discuss the options.

All residents of Kirby Grindalythe are invited to attend.