Angmering Village Life

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May 2020



 

Snippets from the draft minutes of Angmering Parish Council's Housing, Transport and Planning Committee meeting of 19 May 2020

A/52/20/PL Change of use of use from florist (A1 SHOPS) TO Barista coffee house/ micro-bar (A3 food and A4 drinking establishments). This application affects the character and appearance of The Angmering Conservation Area. Site of The Enchanted Florist, The Square.
Objection: The council are objecting to this application due to the following reasons – Impact on surrounding area. Highway Safety - in particular the narrow path around the side of the property. The possible increase in people in the small area outside the property and the potential to force people into the road. Effect on neighbouring occupiers and Noise/Smell - especially smoke and noise from smokers outside the property. Noise from people leaving the property and congregating outside. The potential blocking of a fire exit and also an entrance to a flat, by people congregating/when deliveries are made.

24 May 2020

Snippets from the draft minutes of Angmering Parish Council meeting of 11 May 2020

Skate Park violations - APC were experiencing a lot of visitors from outside Angmering to the Skate Park. The Police have been informed by APC and local residents. The Police have subsequently visited the site and fines have been issued. APC are doing everything they can to prevent this situation continuing. The Clerk also confirmed that all parks remain closed and that APC will continue to monitor the situation and follow the Government guidelines.

Ouistreham Riva-Bella - Cllr. Oldfield reported that he had received a letter from the Mayor of Ouistreham Riva-Bella sending their best wishes and support. Cllr. Oldfield said he would write back and also post the letter onto the APC Facebook and website; all present agreed this was a good idea and should be done.

Water Lane (South) Development - Cllr. Oldfield asked a question regarding the development South of Water Lane. APC are very concerned regarding the developer’s proposal to use the entrance near the Spotted Cow for their construction work. Cllr. Cooper commented that he had already asked for clarification regarding this but had not yet received a reply – he will push again for a response and report back. Cllr. Oldfield also requested that the Angmering Advisory Group discuss this issue prior to the application being submitted to ADC.

Cow Lane and Honey Lane Grants - The Clerk updated the committee on the APC application and explained APC were now ready to submit the application for this grant. The Clerk asked if there were any questions. Honey Lane was mentioned, the Clerk confirmed that she was in contact with Sue Furlong at WSCC regarding funding for this area and that the Honey Lane Residence Association were also aware of the Cow Lane application.

24 May 2020

Coronavirus - Update (16)

Meat in the Square have posted: "We are reopening on Wednesday (13 May) and have made several changes to enable safe working and shopping. We urge everyone who can come and shop "normally" to do so, as we have redesigned the shop to allow for safe distancing. We have new opening hours to allow time for home deliveries and pre-arranged order collections for the most vulnerable who cannot shop normally. To make things sustainable we need to minimise the pre-orders and home deliveries and maximise in-shop shopping. Therefore home delivery and collection slots will be limited and reserved for the most vulnerable. Our new opening hours will be: Tuesday - Friday 9.30am - 3.30pm, (closed Tuesday this week) Saturday 8.30am - 2.00pm. We would ask that Saturdays are left predominately for those who are working on week days and cannot get in to shop. We will review how it works over the coming weeks and hope that we can meet everyone's needs, while maintaining safe distancing. We look forward to welcoming you back - we have missed you!"

11 May 2020

Coronavirus - Update (15)

West Sussex County Council and Arun District Council have announced that Household Waste Recycling Sites across West Sussex will begin reopening from Monday 11th May for limited materials. However, do consider whether your journey is essential.

Remember, residents using a West Sussex household waste recycling site (HWRS) will need to provide proof of residency in West Sussex. Access will be denied to the sites if proof of address is not shown or you live outside of West Sussex.

7 May 2020