Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

Download File

Disclaimer: These observations are not the ‘official’ minutes of the meeting, these are supplied by
Whittlesey Town Council, normally (1) month following this meeting and can be viewed on their website.
Decisions and Voting at this meeting may be ratified and confirmed at the following months meeting.

There will be 3 parts to the WTC meeting held last night.
Part 1 is the ‘slide presentations’ given by Royal Haskoning, – Southern Relief Road Inception Report.
There is a 70+ page document which is too large to post here and should anyone wish to have it, you are welcome to contact me and I will send it over.
The other (2) parts will come either later today or tomorrow….

(click in the bottom left corner to advance or retard the pages)

Members of the public can join the meeting – it is best that the Town Clerk is notified first in order that she is aware of who is trying to log in. Details of log-in are on the Agenda publish on this web-blog last week.

There will be a presentation by ‘Royal Haskoning’ reporting on a Southern relief road onception. This is the very first stages of moving the project forward.

I will be presenting  a case on the planning application to import 250,000 of Bottom End Ash + 50,000 tonnes of Construction & Waste for recycling at The Saxon Pit Whittlesey.

An update of the proposed Whittlesey Heritage Centre (Funding already approved)

There will as usual be a summary report on this web-blog probably over the weekend.

Read the complete magazine follow this link..

https://issuu.com/bigcub/docs/pulse_spring_2021_web

It has been well advertised – There are lots of signage..    No Excuse.

Download File

The Finance & Policy Committee met (I am a member of the public attending) and WTC’s finance are in a fairly strong position, please note the Whittlesey Town Council have NOT increased their share of Council Tax this year neither have FDC…the increases come from Cambs CC, The Police & Crime Commissioner, Fire Service and Social Services.

The second meeting was the Planning Committee (I do sit as a member), although no applications for St Mary’s South.

There is an outline planning application to erect up to 9 dwellings at 22 Barrs Street.
This is the last remaining ‘industrial sites’ within the conservation area. The owner wish to re-locate and develop the site. The main issues being Highways and the design was not to an adoptable standard.