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St Mabyn Parish Council

Planning Application 2009/00909
Midas Homes Ltd, land between Chapel Lane - Chestnut Drive, St Mabyn
Below ground sewage treatment plant, fencing, landscaping, drains/sewers, access track and field soak away system
Wednesday 29th July 7.30pm. An Open Meeting is arranged in the Village Hall at which Mr Tim Hambly (from the Environment Agency) & his Technical Officer will be present to answer any questions/concerns re the above planning application.

Parish Council Meeting, 2nd June 2009

Notes from agreed minutes of St Mabyn Parish Council Meeting, 2nd June 2009
County Council – Cllr C Brewer informed the Council of this being his last meeting representing St Mabyn parish, as he would be standing for the Wadebridge ward in the Elections in June 2009.
Following the resignation of Cllr Mrs C Cordell. The Council is grateful to Mrs Cordell for her service to the Council – a vacancy notice is on the Parish Notice Boards
It was agreed that a letter be sent to the Camel Community Support Agriculture (CCSA) supporting their project at St Kew.
Planning Permission Mr N Embley, Mabena House, Watergate Lane, St Mabyn – Erection of extension and replacement of roof – Refused.
Playing Field: Inspections continue to be carried out on a monthly basis. The Council awaits the play equipment company to get in touch regarding the siting and installation of the new grant funded swing and roundabout. The wall on the old changing rooms had been re-plastered. The Chairman had contacted the contractor in relation to the grass cutting work.
The disposal of grass cutting continued to be a problem. Cllrs agreed to the grass being disposed of at Tinten Manor by the Contractor.
Footpaths/ plus Longstone: In addition to trimming the footpath behind St Mabyn Chapel the contractor will be asked to trim the grass areas adjacent to the Longstone notice board and the parish seats. The Cornwall Council will be asked to trim the verges at Longstone and the visibility areas for the junctions off the B3266.
The Cornwall Council have not responded to the Parish Councils recent request to look at the poor condition of the footpath at Menkee. The Parish Council had not trimmed this path as they felt it was now unsafe for walkers. A new sign had been erected at Footpath No. 5 at Longstone.
Allotments: After hearing the contents of a letter received from Stratton & Holborrow dated the 20th May 2009, the Council resolved not to consider the inclusion of a car park on the area of Glebe land adjacent to the Memorial Hall. An alternative area for allotments on the site, different from that originally proposed, would be considered. The current tenant of the land had been notified of the Councils proposals. Another site at Glenmorris will also be considered.
Public Toilets – public access: The Council await the decision from the Memorial Hall Committee regarding the fencing of the boundary wall before making a decision on whether or not to provide an alternative access to the public toilets.
Cllr Helen Barrett

Midas development

Land between Chapel Lane and Chestnut Drive? Residential development comprising the erection of 35 dwellings to include affordable dwellings together with associated infrastructure and external works/landscaping for Midas Homes Ltd.
Application number 2009/00921
There is a hard copy for anyone to view in the Post Office.

Planning application

The erection of plant and machinery related to the treatment and disposal of foul sewage. To be located within an existing agricultural field works to consist of below ground sewage treatment plant, fencing, landscaping, drains/sewers, access track and field soak away system.
Application 2009/00909

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According to reliable sources St Mabyn was filmed last Monday by one of the Google Earth Street View cars!

JULY JAZZ NIGHT

The Friends of St Mabyn Church (reg charity no 1105840) are busy organising their annual ‘Jazz on the Green’ fundraiser, performed by the Bodmin College Jazz Orchestra under their new Musical Director, Ben Simpson. The band will perform on the Green behind the school in St Mabyn on Saturday 11th July from 6.30-9pm. Entry is £5 for adults and £3 for under 18s. Children under 6 years old are FREE! This is a very informal family occasion where the energetic dance, the kids have fun and everyone has a wonderful time. Please bring chairs and picnics as refreshments are not available on site, although snacks may be available from the village shop or nearby Inn.
If wet, the band will perform in the historic St Mabyn Church, which is well known not only for having the second highest tower in Cornwall but was also the Church used for filming the wedding scenes in the last Doc Martin series on ITV.
This will be Bodmin College Jazz Orchestra’s last performance of the school year and half the proceeds from the event will go to the Orchestra, which has one year remaining in which to raise money for its tour of the USA in 2010. The other half will go to The Friends of St Mabyn Church. These extremely talented youngsters never fail to give a very varied and pleasing performance so please give them some well deserved support. Enquiries: 01208 841607.