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WORKS & SERVICES COMMITTEE
“Cherish the past, adorn the present, constructfor thefuture”
Meeting to be held on Thursday 13 June 2019 commencing at 7.30pm
in the Council Chamber, Cock Lane, Tylers Green, High Wycombe, Bucks HP10 8DS
The meeting is open to members of the public and press
Present:
Cllr C Dodds – Chairman
Cllr H Darch
Cllr J White
Cllr I Forbes
Cllr R Wilks
Also present: Cllr L Willis, Cllr B Kin, Cllr A Barron and Mr G Christie (CWPC Warden)
WS/19/001 Apologies for absence
Apologies were received and approved from Cllr L Johncock (holiday), Cllr J Herschel
(holiday), Cllr K Wood (holiday), Cllr C Jordan (WDALC meeting)
WS/19/002 Declarations of members’ interests in Items on the agenda
There were none.
WS/19/003 Delegated Action
Members were asked to note that since the last committee meeting there had been no
delegated actions.
WS/19/004 Committee Projects
1 Bus Shelters- Kingsmead Road & Station Road Loudwater
Members were asked to note that an order had been raised for the revised works quotation
for the above which had been approved at the Special Council meeting on 30 May 2019.
2 Office Refurbishment
Members were asked to note that the ceiling & lighting replacement had been ordered
and the work was due to be undertaken during the first two weeks of July.
Members were also asked to note that the office working party comprising of Cllr Dodds, Cllr Johncock, Cllr Wood and the Clerk met to discuss the possible reconfiguration of the ground floor. Cllr Dodds had produced an initial sketch.
It was noted that a structural engineer would need to be appointed for drawings for building control. This
item to be referred to full council for approval.
3 Bus shelter- Flackwell Heath & Loudwater
Members were asked to consider the proposal from Cllr Herschel to provide bus shelters in Robinson Road, Loudwater, Heath End Road, Flackwell Heath and Spring Lane, Flackwell Heath with the aid of matched funding from the Local Area Forum for the real-time electronic displays.
It was RESOLVED that;
any further decisions on bus shelters be deferred until a full and proper bus shelter survey be undertaken of each ward and the ordered bus shelters for Kingsmead Road and Station Road be installed and inspected.
WS/19/005 LED Footway Lighting
Members were asked to note that a lighting company had been asked to deal the few lamps either day burning or out (about 5 units out of 522). They had also secured the two leaning columns.
It was noted that these works were being treated as a trial, following the successful completion all quotes
received for the maintenance contract will be referred back to committee for recommendation to full
council.
WS/19/006 Local Area Forum
Members were asked to note that the next LAF meeting is due to be held on 10 July @
7.00pm.
Members were asked to note that the works to install the bollards at Wheeler Avenue,Tylers Green was being processed by Bucks County Council and we were currently awaiting a start date.
WS/19/007 Community Payback Update
Members were asked to note the work undertaken by the Community Payback teams since the last committee meeting in March.
It was noted that there had been several issues with supervisors not being available and the sessions being
cancelled.
WS/19/008 Replacement Small Sit-on Mower
Members were asked to note that the parish council purchased the small sit-on mower (Stiga) in 2014 and that it had become more unreliable over the last 3 years, a schedule of breakdowns and issues had been attached to the agenda for review.
Members were asked to consider one of the quotes received for a replacement mower. The warden had recommended an ETESIA Attila AK88, following discussions with suppliers, other users and test drives.
It was RESOLVED that;
a recommendation for approval be made to full council for the purchase of the Estesia Attila AK88 for the sum of £7,095.00 (with first 50 hour service as part of package) from the Earmarked Reserve for the replacement currently standing at £8,752.00.
It was noted that the Stiga could probably be sold on for approximately £1,200.00.
WS/19/009 Cemeteries
1 Procedures and Paperwork
Members were asked to note that two members of the working party attended the
Cemetery Compliance training session on 27 March 2019.
2 Cock Lane Cemetery – Height Barrier & Gate
Members were asked to note that there has been fly-tipping down the bank of the cemetery
car park into King’s Wood.
Members were asked to consider one of the quotations to install a height barrier and gate to the car park at the cemetery which would mirror the barriers at the King’s Wood car park and hopefully dissuade further fly-tipping.
It was RESOLVED that;
the purchase of the height barrier and gate be approved at a cost of £1,300.00 and that
quote B be approved in the sum of £2,100 for the installation.
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WS/19/010 Committee Site Visit
Members were asked to bring to the meeting suggestions for the site visit in July.
It was agreed that the office would be the sole item for the site visit and therefore the site
visit would take place on the same evening as the next committee meeting in September.
WS/19/011 Committee Finances
Members are asked to NOTE the committee’s income and expenditure to Month 1 ( April).
Cllr Barron highlighted a miscoding error, which had been rectified in Month 2 and queried the budget line for water use at the war memorial in Flackwell Heath – the water company had not billed for use since 2017 and had re-found the site.
WS/19/012 Questions from committee members and the public
There were no further questions
WS/19/013 Accounts for payment
The accounts for payment were circulated at the meeting for consideration by councillors.
It was RESOLVED that;
the accountsfor payment be approved and cheques numbered 9867 to 9879 be signed and direct debits to Barclays, Castle Water, EE, Shell (Fuel Card Services) and SSE be approved for payment.
The chairman of committee thanked members for their attendance and closed the meeting at 8.20pm
Date and Time of next meeting: Thursday 12 September 2019 @ 7.30pm
Signed Dated 27 June 2019
Chepping Wycombe Parish Council
Pending expenditure transactions 13-Jun-19
PO
x Chq
9867 Invoice No
HW100227 Supplier
Adams & Page Ltd Detail
2 x Front Tyres for Ford Transit Net
125.00 VAT
25.00
x 9868 269007 George Browns Ltd Replacement roller bearing for Trimax Flail 26.40 5.28
9869 BMKALC Annual Subscription X 2,154.63 2,154.63
x 9870 5251 Clarke & Allen Gardeners Ltd Tree works – Straight Bit Recreation Ground X 350.00 70.00
9871 389875 Clarity Copiers Ltd Photocopier usage – May X 63.96 12.79
x 9872
9873 304817
9738 Country Supplies
Davies Brothers Nursery Ltd Top Soil for Orchard Green grass seeding
Plants – Loudwater Memorial x 73.66
200.00 14.73
40.00
9874
x 9875
190204
72479
GDT Fire Extinguishers Ltd
Hawes Plant & Tool Hire Ltd
Extinguisher Service/smoke alarms X
Hire of Excavator – Derehams Football Pitches X
9876
9877
QS104947
Ernest G Newhouse Internal Audit
Quadron Services Ltd Totteridge Common – grass cutting
X 300.00
320.00 64.00
300.00
384.00
9878 15898010619.00 Wren Davis Ltd Milk – May x 2 X 21.00 21.00
9879 136001344853 Npower Electricity Cock Lane Offices – Jan – May 400.23 20.01 420.24
DD Barclays Bank charges 43.42 0.00
Barclays Loyalty Reward Mar-Apr -8.69 0.00 34.73
DD 1977994 Castle Water Cock Lane Depot – May 42.71 42.71
DD 1981204 Castle Water Cock Lane Cemetery – May 3.18 3.18
DD V01630790277 EE Wardens Mobile – May 17.07 3.41 20.48
DD 3004553 Shell (Fuel Card Services) Vehicle Fuel – May 325.41 65.08 390.49
DD SSE Unmetered footway lighting – April 480.83 72.36 553.19
5,194.81 443.86 5,638.67
Income received since last committee meeting over £500.00
0.00 0.00 0.00
Signed: Date:
Signed:
…14/06/19 Date: …14:/06/19
The RFO confirms that all goods and services have been received and that the invoices are accurate.
We have compared the invoice against the direct debit and payflow payments as above, along with the relevant purchase order details against the cheques