Silverdale Parish Council

SILVERDALE PARISH COUNCIL
Councillors are hereby summoned, and members of the public are invited, to attend a
Parish Council Meeting on Monday 3rd April 2017 at 7.30pm, in the Silverdale Institute, Spring Bank, Silverdale, for the purposes detailed in the following Agenda:

1. To receive apologies for absence.

2. To receive declarations of Members’ interests relating to any items appearing on the agenda.

3. To approve the Minutes of Ordinary Council Meeting held on 6th March 2017.

4. To receive information about matters arising from the Minutes of previous meetings, not covered by the Agenda.

5. To hear matters raised by Members of the Public for future consideration. Note: Members of the Council are not permitted to respond, except to ask questions for the purposes of clarification only.

6 To receive a report of any relevant matters by City Councillor Nigel Goodrich.

7. To receive verbal reports from any meetings attended by Members, or the Clerk (verbal reports are only acceptable where no decision, or action, is required).

8. To discuss any issues raised at Annual Meeting.

9. Planning Matters:
(a) To note that the following Planning Applications were dealt with under the provisions of Standing Order 25a, and comments made as indicated:
17/00230/FUL Former Tearoom, 36 Lindeth Road. Demolition of tearoom and erection of a 2 storey dwelling and detached garage with associated landscaping and creation of a new vehicular access point. (Cllrs emailed 15/3/17) – No objections, except loss of another business.
17/00238/FUL 12 Elmslack Lane. Replacement of existing garden shed – No objections. (Cllrs emailed 10/3/17)

(b) To consider the following Planning Applications:
17/00206/FUL Far Waterslack Farm, Waterslack Road. Demolition of existing store room and erection of a 2-storey rear extension. (Cllrs emailed 18/3/17)
17/00272 25 Spring Bank, erection of a single storey rear/side extension and conversion of garage into a habitable room. (Cllrs emailed 18/3/17)
(c) To note the following planning notifications:
SL/2016/1044 Former Leeds Children’s Holiday Home. An extension of time has been granted to allow for amendments to the proposal.
Land off St Johns Area suggested for development Site 550. A public consultation is likely to take place regarding this. (Clrs. emailed 15/3/17)

10. To receive the Clerk’s report of any action (other than consideration of Planning Applications) taken under the provisions of Standing Order 25:
25(a) Parish Council Property and Functions
25(b) Non-Parish Council Property and Functions

11. To consider the following items of correspondence received since the last meeting and to determine what, if any, action should be taken:
Martin Humphrey applies for a S137 grant for free entry into the Food Festival at the Gaskell Hall on 8th July. (£120)
LALC booking form for Planning workshop on 20th March in Preston. (Emailed 4/3/17)
Noticfication of change of boundaries – there will be a new NHS Morecambe Bay CCG and a newly configured NHS North Cumbria CCG. Emailed to Cllr.s 2/3/17)
Mr Justin Johnson replies about the Co-Responders suggestion. (Emailed to Cllrs. 1/3/17)
LALC’s Newsletter (Emailed to Cllrs. 4/3/17)
A resident keen on astrology writes about intrusive street lighting. He enquires: does the parish PC (or Lancaster CC) have any plans or contingency planning to reduce the glare of the current street lights? – if not, would it be possible to provide a contribution towards shielding those lights overlooking my property? (Emailed 6/3/17)
Notification Of LALC’s Spring Conference. (Emailed 10/3/17)
KB emails about the transfer of the library to Silverdale as a Community Asset. (Cllrs. emailed 9/3/17)
A response regarding 18 Acre Lane, copied to Council by PC Massingham. (Cllrs. emailed 8/3/17)
The Morecambe Bay Coastal Community Team and economic Plan organizer supplies a presentation from the events we held recently. (Cllrs. emailed 11/3/17)
Arnside and Silverdale AONB Team Business Plan for 2015-2018 and Executive Committee papers. (Cllrs. emailed 13/3/17)
A suggestion to commemorate the death of MP Jo Cox over 17th and 18th June with a “Great Get Together” event. (Cllrs. emailed 14/3/17)
Notification of intent to resurface New Road over Bank Holiday 27/28th May. (Cllrs. emailed 14/3/17)
L City Council writes to offer quarterly playground inspections and £100 towards any repairs – April 2017- March 2018.
A schedule of roadside maintenance shared by City and County Council. (Cllrs emailed by T Bond 16/3/17)
A resident of Bolton le Sands writes to request information that would help them to get their library back, run by volunteers. (Emailed to Cllr.s 18/3/17)
Russell Armer writes to make the Council aware of shared equity starter homes available for Lancashire people in Arkholme. (Emailed to Cllrs. 18/3/17)
The clerk for Bolton-le-Sands about the setting up of a volunteer library. (emailed 20/3/17)
Cumbria County Council consults on the draft Cumbria Minerals and Waste Local Plan Main Modifications and Sustainability Appraisal Update.
A resident writes about the increase in Precept and their lack of support for the library.(Emailed to Cllrs. 25/3/17)
North West Coastal Access update. (Emailed to Cllrs. 27/3/17)
FLAG publication.
Glasdon brochure.

12. To consider whether we want the payphone on Elmslack Lane.(emailed 9/3/17)

13. To consider the Tenders submitted for the work of Parish Contractor and acknowledge the appointment of Tim Lambert as a temporary measure until 17th May 2017. – None

14. To further discuss the future of the library in Silverdale.

15. Finance
a) To conduct the monthly check of all money received by the Council (bank statements to be inspected by a Member who is not a Bank Signatory, or more than one such Member).
Lancaster City have granted Small Business relief for Silverdale public toilets which means there will be no charge for rates.
b) To authorise the following payments:
S Hayward, salary & exp. £436.37, hol. pay £150.40,£586.77, cheque.
L D Challenor, salary & exp. £1055.27 & hol. pay £284.56, £1282.92, cheque.
HM Revenue & Customs only, PAYE for LDC, £297.39 cheque.
P Williams, toilets, £249.65, cheque.
Envirocare, contractor, £199.99 cheque .
BioBag Ltd, toilets, £145.44 cheque.
Mr J Bennett, reimbursement Thomas Graham, benches, £45.43, cheque.
Lune Engineering Ltd, bench ends, £140, cheque.
FLAG subscription, £10.00, cheque.
British Gas, clock, £36.28, bacs.
British Gas, toilet electricity, £56.71, bacs.
Envirocare, contractor, £199.99, bacs
Silverdale Children’s Playground, £25 SO.

16. To receive an update on the Emergency Plan – none.

17. To consider a change to Standing Orders as follows:
Insert new Section 11 and renumber accordingly. New section reads; “A Member shall not serve as Chairman for more than two consecutive years and will not be eligible for election as Chairman until two further years have passed.”
18. To consider the External Works Progress Chart.

19. Electricity Northwest seeks the signing of a new Wayleave agreement relating to electricity apparatus underground on land on Bradshaw Gate.

20. To note any “Items for Information” (no decisions or action permitted)

21. To receive items for consideration for a future agenda.

22. To note that the date of the next meeting is Thursday 4th May 2017. Items for the agenda and copies of reports to be with the Clerk by Tuesday 26th April.
Signed:

Denise Challenor, Clerk to the Council, Tel. 01524 761824

3rd April 2017

11541 Un-confirmed Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of the Silverdale Parish Council held in the Silverdale Institute on Monday, 3rd April 2017.
11542 Present: Chairman – T.G. (Terry) Bond, Councillors J. (John) Bennett, S.L. (Shirley) Mason, K. (Keith) Palmer, N. (Nigel) Ribbons and P.N. (Paul) Williams, the Clerk – L.D. (Denise) Challenor, the Deputy Clerk – S.D. (Sue) Hayward, City Councillor N. (Nigel) Goodrich and 7 members of the public.
11543 Apologies for Absence: Councillors A.J. (Tony) Houghton and D. (David) Sandiford and PC 2675 Andrew Massingham.
11544 Receipt of Declarations of Members’ Interests Relating to any Items Appearing on the Agenda
Councillor Bennett expressed an interest in agenda item 9 (b) regarding planning application 17/00206/FUL (Far Waterslack Farm) and so would not be taking part in the discussion about this.
11545 Minutes of the Previous Meeting
The minutes of the Ordinary Meeting held on Monday, 6th March were approved then signed by the Chairman.
11546 Receipt of Information about Matters Arising from the Minutes of Previous Meetings, not Covered by the Agenda
11488 – Councillor Bond advised that he has approached the Chairman of the Bowling Club about the possibility of a Community Public Access Defibrillator (CPAD) being stored there – the Bowling Club are amenable to the idea and the Chairman will meet Councillor Bond on site to agree a location.

11495 – Councillor Bennett reported that 3 benches have now been reconstructed. RESOLVED to seek permission from Mr Arthur Graves to fit the bench which was at the War Memorial to the site outside the Co-operative store as there is nothing to anchor it to at the War Memorial.
11512 – Councillor Bond advised that PC Massingham had emailed a report on incidents that have been reported to the police in the Carnforth and Upper Lune Valley area for the period 1/1/17 – 3/4/17. RESOLVED to thank PC Massingham for sending the report.
11517 – Councillor Bennett reported that British Telecom (BT) has agreed to the locations suggested by this council for the cabinets on Stankelt Road and The Chase, however, permission needs to be obtained from the owner of the land at the access to Pointer Wood (it had been thought that this belonged to the National Trust, but it does not and it is not known who the owner is). RESOLVED that the wayleave agreement sent by BT (in connection with the cabinet at the rear of Trinity Methodist Church) can now be signed.
11521 – The Clerk informed that Mr Steve Lamb has agreed to continue maintaining the website until June 2018.
11547 Matters Raised by Members of the Public for Future Consideration
Matters raised were as follows:
1. the ‘road closed’ sign to the Cove is still in place although the road is now open; the bin there is overflowing with rubbish and rats have been seen;
2. the bus has been leaving the station bus stop before the train has arrived thus leaving passengers stranded;
3. the gulley outside the newsagents/ post office is blocked;
4. BT have been working part days (rather than full days) to install superfast broadband thus causing inconvenience to road users over a longer period than necessary;
5. concern that the land off St. Johns Avenue is being considered for development;
6. the parish council Members were thanked for their hard work and Councillor Bond was thanked for all he has done during his time as Chairman;
7. concern about the development on Burrows field and why the public consultation was not happening yet.
11548 Report from City Councillor Nigel Goodrich
Councillor Goodrich reported that he will write to Mr David Porter (Senior Planner, Lancaster City Council (Lancaster CC) Regeneration and Planning Service) about various issues in relation to the Development Plan Document (DPD) and will also write to him about the planning application for static caravans at the Leeds Children’s Holiday Home site. He also reported that he has asked for the bin on Cove road (referred to in 11547 above) to be emptied and suggested that a bigger bin be placed there.
Councillor Bond asked if the roads could be swept to help avoid gullies being blocked.
11549 Reports on any Meetings Attended by Members or the Clerk
AONB Executive Committee
Councillor Palmer had attended a meeting on 15th March at which Ms Jenny Wain, Development Officer from the Morecambe Bay Partnership Coastal Communities Team, had given a presentation; the AONB’s Business Plan and their Core Budget had been circulated and agreed and an update had been given on the DPD.
Sports and Recreation Committee
Councillor Bond advised that there had been a meeting on 27th March, the notes for which had been circulated to Members.
AONB Conference
Councillor Bond attended a conference on the AONB’s natural assets.
11550 Annual Parish Meeting
No issues raised at the Annual Parish Meeting were discussed.
11551 Planning
(1) It was noted that the following planning applications were dealt with under the provisions of Standing Order 25a and comments made as indicated:
17/00230/FUL Former Tearoom, 36 Lindeth Road. Demolition of tearoom and erection of a 2-storey dwelling and detached garage with associated landscaping and creation of a new vehicular access point. NO PLANNING OBJECTIONS although it was noted that another business had been lost;
17/00238/FUL 12 Elmslack Lane. Replacement of existing garden shed. NO PLANNING OBJECTIONS.
(2) The following planning applications were considered and comments made as indicated:
17/00206/FUL Far Waterslack Farm, Waterslack Road. Demolition of existing store room and erection of a 2-storey rear extension. NO PLANNING OBJECTIONS;
17/00272 25 Spring Bank. Erection of a single storey rear/side extension and conversion of garage into a habitable room. NO PLANNING OBJECTIONS.
(3) The following planning announcements were noted:
SL/2016/1044 Former Leeds Children’s Holiday Home. An extension of time has been granted to allow for amendments to the proposal. RESOLVED to send PLANNING OBJECTIONS to South Lakeland Council as appended to these minutes. Further RESOLVED to copy the objections to Mr David Porter, Senior Planner at Lancaster CC and to advise residents to submit their own individual objections if they so wish.
Land off St John’s Area suggested for development Site 550. A public consultation is likely to take place regarding this.
11552 Urgent Action Taken under the Provisions of Standing Order 25 (other than Planning)
25(a) Parish Council Property and Functions
None.
25b) Non-Parish Council Property and Functions
None.
11553 Correspondence
Receipt of the following items of correspondence was noted and circulated:
a) Mr Martin Humphrey applies for a s137 grant for £120 to enable free entry for the public into the Food Festival at the Gaskell Hall on 8th July. RESOLVED to establish the terms on which stallholders are booked for the Festival and to discuss the request further at the next meeting of this council;
b) LALC booking form for planning workshop on 20th March in Preston;
c) NHS notification of change of boundaries – there will be a new NHS Morecambe Bay Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and a newly configured NHS North Cumbria CCG;
d) Mr Justin Johnson replies about the Co-Responders suggestion;
e) LALC’s newsletter;
f) a resident, who is keen on astronomy, asks if the parish council (or Lancaster CC) have any plans or contingency planning to reduce the glare of the current street lights and, if not, would it be possible to provide a contribution towards shielding those lights overlooking his property? It was noted that this is an issue for Highways;
g) notification of LALC’s Spring Conference;
h) Mrs Karen Bennett emails about the transfer of the library to Silverdale as a Community Asset;
i) a response regarding Nineteen Acre Lane copied to the Council by PC Massingham;
j) The Morecambe Bay Coastal Community Team and Economic Plan Organizer supplies a presentation from the events held recently;
k) Arnside and Silverdale AONB Team Business Plan for 2015-2018 and Executive Committee papers;
l) a suggestion to commemorate the death of Jo Cox MP with a “Great Get Together” on 17th and 18th June;
m) notification of intent to resurface New Road over Bank Holiday 27/ 28th May;
n) Lancaster CC write to offer quarterly playground inspections and £100 towards any repairs – April 2017 – March 2018;
o) a schedule of roadside maintenance shared by Lancaster CC and Lancashire County Council (Lancs. CC);
p) a resident of Bolton-le-Sands writes to request information that would help them to get their library back, run by volunteers;
q) Russell Armer Ltd write to make the Council aware of shared equity starter homes available for Lancashire people in Arkholme;
r) the Clerk for Bolton-le-Sands writes about the setting up of a volunteer library;
s) Cumbria County Council consult on the draft Cumbria Minerals and Waste Local Plan Main Modifications and Sustainability Appraisal Update;
t) a resident writes about the increase in Precept and their lack of support for the library;
u) North West Coastal Access update;
v) FLAG publication;
w) Glasdon brochure.
11554 Elmslack Lane Phone Box
RESOLVED not to ask BT to keep the disused phone box in Elmslack Lane in view of the decision not to site a CPAD there.
11555 Tenders
It was noted that there has been no response yet to the invitations to tender for the Parish Contractor and grass cutting contracts and that the Clerk has, therefore, extended the deadline until 26th April. RESOLVED to ask Mr Tim Lambert to continue carrying out the work as a temporary measure until 17th May 2017.
11556 Library and Information Hub
Councillor Bennett gave an update on the Independent Community Library project. A meeting had been held earlier that day with Lancs. CC’s Asset Transfer team and Lancs. CC’s Community Library Support Manager. Lancs. CC have provided a copy of a draft generic Heads of Terms Asset Transfer document for a 125-year lease of the building. The document is not the detailed lease, but includes the key points. A separate document will deal with the library stock etc. The Library Working Group has been told to expect legal transfer and handover of the keys in 4-6 months (no earlier due to the workload of the Legal and Asset teams).
It was also noted that the Citizens Advice Bureau have asked about the possibility of sessions being held in the Hub; RESOLVED to invite their representative to the June meeting of this council to discuss this.
11557 Finance
a) It was noted that no money had been received by the Council. It was further noted that Lancaster CC have granted small business rates relief for Silverdale public toilets which means there will be no charge for rates.
b) RESOLVED to authorise payment and sign cheques for the following accounts:
Mrs S. Hayward (salary & expenses: £436.37 + hol. pay £150.40) £586.77 (1250)
Mrs L.D. Challenor (salary & expenses £1055.27 + hol. pay £284.56) £1282.92 (1251)
HMRC (PAYE for LDC) £297.39 (1252)
Mr P. Williams (toilet cleaning) £249.65 (1253)
Envirocare (contractor) 28/2/17 £199.99 BACS
BioBag Ltd (dog waste bags) £145.44 (1254)
Mr J. Bennett (reimbursement Thomas Graham, benches) £45.43 (1255)
Lune Engineering Ltd (bench ends) £140.00 (1256)
FLAG (subscription) £10.00 (1257)
Fibroform Products Ltd (Emergency Plan minute 11395) £1758.00 (1258)
British Gas (clock electricity) £36.28 BACS
British Gas (toilet electricity) £56.71 BACS
Envirocare (contractor) 28/3/17 £ 199.99 BACS
RESOLVED to cancel the standing order for £25 per calendar month to Silverdale Children’s Playground Charity with effect from 22/4/17.
RESOLVED that a standing order be set up to pay Mr Paul Williams £230 per calendar month in respect of toilet cleaning over the term of his contract.
11558 Emergency Plan
It was noted that the enclosure at the Gaskell Hall has been built and the invoice for this received.
11559 Standing Orders
Members considered a change to Silverdale Parish Council’s Standing Orders as follows:
Insert new Section 11 and renumber accordingly. New section to read: “A Member shall not serve as Chairman for more than two consecutive years and will not be eligible for election as Chairman until two further years have passed.”
RESOLVED not to make any changes to the Standing Orders.
11560 External Services Report
It was noted that Councillor Bennett has reported 4 faults to Lancs. CC – 3 areas where flooding has occurred (Hollins Lane, Storrs Lane and Bottoms Lane) and a damaged road sign (Lindeth Road); Councillor Bennett will pass the reference numbers etc. on to the Clerk so that the report can be updated.

11561 Wayleave Agreement – Bradshaw Gate
It was noted that Electricity North West have contacted the council regarding the signing of a new wayleave agreement relating to electricity apparatus underground on land on Bradshaw Gate. RESOLVED not to sign the agreement as it is not clear who owns the land and that the Clerk will circulate a list of the areas to which the existing wayleave agreements with Electricity North West pertain.
11562 Items for Information
1. Councillor Bennett advised that Mr John Reynolds (Lancaster CC Member for Carnforth and Millhead and prospective Labour Party candidate for the Lancashire Rural North Division (Lancs. CC)) has been proactive in helping to move forward various issues raised by him such as the Co-Responders scheme.
2. Councillor Mason has received complaints that the bus has been leaving the station bus stop before the train has arrived (also mentioned by a member of the public in 11547 above).
11563 Suggestions for Future Agenda Items
1. The clock tower – maintenance of the cobbled area and repainting (Councillor Palmer).
11564 Date of Next Meeting
It was noted that the date of the next meeting is Thursday, 4th May 2017. Items for the agenda and copies of reports to be with the Clerk by Tuesday, 26th April.

Sue D. Hayward
Deputy Clerk to the Council

Appendix 1
Additional Comments from Silverdale Parish Council – April 2017
Development Proposal SL/2016/1044
Holgate’s Caravan Parks Ltd – Former Leeds Children’s Holiday Camp Site, Cove Road, Silverdale
Proposed Development: Demolition of camp buildings and siting of 25 static caravan pitches and manager’s dwelling and site reception
Due to the significant impact this proposal will have to the village of Silverdale, the additional information / amendments to this proposal were considered at the Silverdale Parish Council meeting on 3rd April 2017. The Parish Council, having taken into account the numerous representations from local residents, wishes to continue to OBJECT to this proposal on the following grounds:
1. This proposal is still understood to be for the creation of a site for 25 static caravan/lodges on land that is currently not used and never has been used as a caravan/lodge site, nor is it within the curtilage of an existing caravan/ lodge site. The inclusion of a new Reception centre, Manager’s accommodation and equipment store at the entrance, further reinforces the opinion that this would effectively be a new standalone site. It is, therefore, still interpreted to be a proposal to create a new static caravan/lodge site within the Arnside Silverdale AONB;
2. Silverdale Parish Council does not believe that the small amendments to the layout and landscaping for this proposal have made any significant difference to the application. In particular, it is still considered to be in direct conflict with the long standing South Lakeland District Council Local Plan 2006 “Saved” Development Policies, Chapter 4: Tourism — Caravan and Chalet Development:
Paragraph 4.4:
In stark contrast, the development of new facilities and attractions in the Arnside Silverdale AONB needs to be strictly controlled. The main purpose of the AONB designation is the conservation of natural beauty – the opportunities for absorbing additional tourism and recreation activities without damage to the fragile landscape qualities are limited.
Policy T5
Within the Arnside-Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, further static caravan development will not be permitted.
Exceptions will be limited to small-scale expansions of existing sites, where this can be achieved within the general screened boundaries of the site and providing that there is no adverse impact on:
(a) conservation of the landscape and built environment;
(b) the capacity of the surrounding road system and the adequacy of parking and access; or
(c) the protection of wildlife, archaeological and geological features.
It is also considered to be in direct conflict with the emerging Arnside Silverdale AONB Development Plan Document (DPD). Of particular relevance, DPD section AS12 – Camping, Caravan and Visitor Accommodation, and in particular point (1)
Within the Arnside Silverdale AONB, proposals: (1) will not be permitted for new static or touring caravan sites, wooden chalets, cabins and lodges, or the expansion of existing sites, in order to conserve the landscape character, scenic beauty, and Special Qualities of the AONB
3. It is noted, in particular, that the Applicant appears to have made no significant attempt at reasoning or justification for this proposal to be considered as an exception to either the existing saved, or the emerging, Planning Policies that appear to clearly apply in this situation;
4. Of concern, should this application be permitted, is the precedent that may be set. Since in the opinion of this Council, there appears to be no reasonable or justifiable reason given for allowing this application to break with the clear, long established and also the emerging planning policies, it would in future be difficult to resist any further application for a similar caravan/lodge development within the AONB area;
5. Further local information has now become available that raises concern regarding the Wastewater disposal arrangements that are proposed in connection with this application.
a. Drawing HOL 080 — Proposed Waste Water Plan, dated February 2017, has been submitted as additional information to this application.
b. The drawing shows the location of an existing “Septic Tank” which is proposed to be used for the new development. Although described as a Septic Tank, it is the location of the “Clearwater Packaged Wastewater Treatment Unit” as described in accompanying documentation. The drawing also indicates a pipeline conveying the outflow from the Packaged Wastewater Treatment Unit descending over steeply sloping ground to a “Soakaway”, again located on sloping ground, at a point approximately 35m from a publicly accessible shingle beach at the Coast edge.
c. All Packaged Wastewater Treatment Plants, including those manufactured and supplied new today, do not usually produce an outflow that is suitable for direct discharge to the ground via a “Soakaway”. The options normally available for final discharges, subject to Environment Agency consent, are: i) discharge to a suitable running water course ii) discharge to sea via a pipeline to beyond the tidal low water mark. If neither of these are available, a tertiary treatment /infiltration field is required in order to achieve the treatment standard necessary for safe discharge to the open environment ground water system. Building Regulation (Approved Document Section H2) together with specified British Standards provide guidance on requirements.
d. Since there is no running water course in the location, nor any pipeline to below the tidal low water mark, it is understood there should be a suitable secondary treatment / infiltration field in place to provide tertiary treatment and thereby enable the final discharge to not be hazardous to human health or damaging to the environment.
e. Examining the ground topography shown on Drawing HOL080, suggests that at the outflow location there is no available site for the large, relatively level area of ground to site a regulatory compliant tertiary treatment/ infiltration field of the considerable magnitude necessary for the 80-person equivalent use of the site, specified in this application.
f. Silverdale Parish Council is aware there may be many instances of inadequate/ non-compliant private Wastewater systems in the area, some which are relatively recent installations. The Council has been working with the Officers preparing the AONB DPD document to help ensure that Wastewater treatment provisions for all new developments in the area are fully compliant with Environment Agency regulations so that the groundwater and, in this instance, the publicly accessible pebble beach are safe to human health and non-polluting to the environment.
g. It is requested that should any type of new development take place on this site, it be required that a detailed technical assessment of all aspects of the complete Wastewater treatment system be undertaken to ensure public safety and prevent the risk of damage to the environment.
Summary
For all of the reasons stated in its submission in January 2017, together with the additional points raised above, Silverdale Parish Council continues to strongly OBJECT to this proposed