Parish Councillors Areas of Responsibility
Newton St Cyres Parish Council
Roles and responsibilities
Chair
Cllr Graeme Barnell
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Chairs Parish Council meetings Acts as face of Council to outside bodies, including Raddon Hills Group, A377 Action Group and Crediton Cluster Oversight of new polices in consultation with Clerk. Oversight of agenda planning with Clerk Oversight for budget setting in consultation with Clerk. Carries out annual review of Parish Clerk
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Vice Chair
Cllr Liz Ouldridge |
Deputises for Chair as required, including chairing meetings. Carries out annual review of Parish Clerk Works in collaboration with the Chair to ensure duties are discharged Actively monitor training opportunities for Councillors/Clerk and brings them to the attention of the Council.
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Development and Planning
Cllr Graeme Barnell |
To oversee planning applications on behalf of the Parish Council and to explain planning policy issues/applications to the PC as required. To liaise with the Environment and Climate officer on impact of proposed developments on environment. To support/lead the development of the local Neighbourhood plan To Investigate other development opportunities that arise and report to council.
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Travel and Road Safety
Cllr John Dean AND to be appointed |
To attend A377 action group together with chair To supervise Community Road Warden scheme and act as a contact for volunteer wardens. To monitor online recording system. To run the Community Speed Watch Scheme. To report road related problems to relevant authorities. To attend Boniface Trail meetings and report back to the Parish Council To attend HATOC as required To liaise with Footpath Warden with regard to parish footpaths including the P3 scheme and liaison with local landowners re permissive paths.
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Publicity and Community Engagement
Cllr Jenna Browne AND Cllr Jocelyne Rimbon- Whittaker |
To compile annual Parish Council report and to writes regular articles for the Newton Wonder and Crediton Courier To actively engage with community facilities and amenities for example School, Church, Parish Hall, Recreation Club and Arboretum To reviews the media communications policy annually. To monitor ‘Nextdoor’ app To coordinates the Neighbourhood watch scheme and liaises with police. To works together with the Emergency and Resilience Lead to enhance parishioner safety To co-ordinate and oversee the recruitment of volunteers in liaison with various parish groups and organisations
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2 x Emergency and Resilience
Cllr Liz Ouldridge AND Cllr Peter Stephenson |
To review and update Community Resilience Plan (CRP) To chair of the Community Resilience Group (which includes flood group) To ensure Community Resilience Group volunteers have adequate training. To monitor and ensure emergency equipment is maintained and updated as necessary to include the tipping rain gauge, equipment in emergency shed and two defibrillators To coordinate snow wardens and ensure they are trained To check grit bins before winter
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Environment and Climate
Cllr Donna Harris AND Cllr Monika Herpoldt/Bright
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Take an interest in environmental programs that could be relevant to NSC, particularly with reference to climate change and bring these to the attention of the council. To liaise with NEW and other groups to help progress environmental improvements while still maintaining the support of the wider community. To liaise with Development Officer and Planning Lead on the impact of proposed developments on the environment. To coordinate litter picking volunteers. To supervise the activities of the allotment holders to include quarterly inspection of allotments, including community allotment, liaising with and holding meetings with allotment holders as required. Review rent annually in December and make recommendation to Council. Suggest relevant site maintenance during the year Liaise with Footpath, Structures and Maintenance Lead to maintain communal green spaces within the village. To ensure agreements are in place and regularly reviewed for mowing, maintenance of banks verges and greens including those not in the Parish Council ownership but in the settlement area.
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