This is one of the items listed on the agenda for the council's next meeting, to be held on Monday, July 25, from 7pm.
This meeting is open to interested members of the public who may raise issues of interest during Public Question Time.
BUSINESS TO BE TRANSACTED
1. Notice convening the meeting.
2. To Receive Apologies and Reasons for Absence
3. To Consider the suspension of the Meeting for the Purpose of Prayer.
4. a) To Record any Declarations of Interest by any member of the council in respect of the
agenda items listed below. Members declaring interests should identify the Agenda Item and
the type of interest being declared.
b) To note any dispensations given to any member of the council in respect of the Agenda
Items listed below.
5. Police Matters
6. To receive any correspondence (for information only).
7. To receive the update on any outstanding issues from the clerk.
8. Public Question Time.
9. To Receive any Questions from Members.
10. To Receive a report from the North Lincolnshire Ward Councillors.
11. a) TO RECEIVE AND APPROVE THE MINUTES, AS CIRCULATED,
OF THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES.
i) Full Council Monday 27th June 2016
ii) Planning & Environment Monday 27th June 2016
iii) Full Council Monday 18th July 2016
12. TO RECEIVE REPORTS FROM MEMBERS DELEGATED TO SERVE ON OUTSIDE
BODIES.
a) Cllr. M.S. Campion – Humberside Airport Consultative Meeting
13. TO REVIEW THE FOLLOWING POLICY DOCUMENTS:
a) Standing Orders – Schedule of Delegated Powers
b) Financial Standing Orders
c) Work Based Risk Assessment
d) Internal Financial Control
e) Asset Register
f) Fire Risk Assessment – Review to be undertaken with Chairman prior to July
meeting.
14. ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT
a) To Receive the following Financial Reports and Approve the Accounts for Payment:
As at 30th June 2016 for Full Council and the Angel Suite
Full Council Accounts
Angel Suite Accounts
b) To Undertake A First Quarter Review Of the Accounts (Angel and Full Council) .
(copies enclosed)
15. GRANTS AND DONATIONS
a) To consider a request from Ancholme Rowing Club for a grant towards the purchase of a
new rowing boat for the club.
16. ALLOTMENTS:
a) To Receive a report on any outstanding issues from the Clerk:
b) Redcombe Lane site:
i) To Receive and Consider the site visit report and any observations from the
Allotment Representative, and consider any questions from tenants.
ii) To Receive and Consider any reports from Countryside Pest Control.
iii) To Receive a report from the Clerk regarding fencing and security at the site.
c) Grammar School Road
i) To Receive and Consider the site visit report and any observations from the
Allotment Representative, and consider any questions from tenants.
ii) To receive a report from the Clerk regarding tenancies relinquished or terminated.
iii) To Receive and Consider any report from Countryside Pest Control.
17. 17. ANGEL SUITE:
a) To receive a report from the Clerk regarding any issues approved under delegated powers.
b) To receive the Clerk’s update on outstanding issues i.e. platform lift, P.A.T test
18. WEB SITE / FACEBOOK / BRIGG BLOG /BRIGG NEWSLETTER
To Review the management and publication of the Web Site, Facebook, Brigg Blog and
the Newsletter.
19. TO CONSIDER A REQUEST TO INSTALL A BENCH ON LAND AT ST. HELEN’S ROAD.
20. TO CONSIDER FUNDING THE REPAINTING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE
‘TIN TAB’ AT THE MONUMENT ROUNDABOUT.
21. TO APPOINT THE REMAINING MEMBER TO THE PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT
COMMITTEE
22. TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS AND IDEAS FOR THE FUTURE OF THE MILLENNIUM
GREEN ONCE THE LEASE TERMS ARE AGREED.
23. TO RECEIVE AN INITIAL REPORT FROM THE CLERK REGARDING POSSIBLE
OPTIONS FOR THE BRIGG IN BLOOM PROJECT.
Instead of putting money into regular maintenance of the Tintabs...perhaps the Town Council could initiate a scheme for local crowd-funding fora modern replacement for the Tintabs.
ReplyDeletePut the feelers out to see whether local builders' suppliers, architects and local businesses could supply discounted materials/services.....it would create good advertising.
I've heard two notions on why Tintabs is so called..
ReplyDelete1.The first is that 'Tab' is short for 'Tabernacle'....a container for storing church/synagogue documents/relics...but there appears to be no history of the Tintabs being used for religious purposes....and it's made from timber, not tin..
2. Another idea is that the shelter was used for recreational/breaks by the occupants of the nearby workhouse.
It is said that residents sat in the Tintabs smoking during their free time.
Their tobacco was kept in a tin, in which that also kept their roll-ups (tabs)...hence the in-mates went to the shelter with their tin of tabs for a smoke...later the shelter acquired the corrupted name Tintabs in recognition of such behaviour.
Or is there another reason?