The result of the election of a Member of Parliament for North Norfolk held on Thursday 12th December 2019 can be downloaded below:
Declaration of Result of Poll (Parliamentary Election) (12th December 2019)
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Planning Application BA/2019/0385/COND
Hoveton Parish Council has been invited to comment on the following local planning application:
Application BA/2019/0385/COND
Proposal: Rebuild the existing parapets to the gable ends with the increased height of the chimneys to 1.8m min. above the thatched roof, depth of extension increased, and amended design to dormers as per submitted plans, variation of condition 2 of permission BA/2018/0495/HOUSEH.
Address: Keepers Cottage, 8 Long Lane, Hoveton
Further Details: Broads Authority
Consultation Deadline: 27th December 2019As there is no scheduled Parish Council meeting before the end of the consultation period, this application will be considered by Hoveton Parish Council in accordance with ‘Option 2’ of its Planning Protocol.
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Draft Minutes – Monday 2nd December 2019
The draft minutes of Hoveton Parish Council’s meeting of Monday 2nd December 2019 can be downloaded below.
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Community Christmas Tree
Granary Staithe is looking festive once again now that our community Christmas tree is in place. Hoveton Parish Council would like to offer its thanks to Roys for its kind donation of this year’s magnificent tree, which we think looks every bit as impressive as the one in Trafalgar Square! And a massive thank you to the volunteers from Wroxham Bure Valley Rotary Club who erected the tree over the weekend. A project like this requires a big effort from all those involved, so a huge thank you to everyone who has helped put a little extra sparkle into Hoveton’s Christmas this year!
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Stalham Road Speed Limit Update
Thank you to all who came along to a very well attended and lively Parish Council meeting on Monday 2nd December. One of the many matters discussed was the issue of persistent speeding on the 40mph residential section of Stalham Road. Hoveton Parish Council resolved to take action on behalf of residents and have now kicked off the process with NCC to try to have the speed limit reduced from 40mph to 30mph, backed up by the substantial evidence gathered via our SAM2 sign. It’s unlikely this matter will be resolved quickly, but we’ll keep residents informed as and when progress is made. We work for you.