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The local people who make up your Parish Council
are : -
Robert Giles
Gillian Bence-Jones
Peter Dyson
John Hartill
Diana Longden
Vanessa Ludbrook
Andrew Slater
Paula Warner
Elizabeth Wellesley-Wesley.
Judith Wyndham is the Parish Clerk.
Click on one of the topics below to see the information or click
on
Parish Clerk to email her directly
Council Meeting Dates
Council Meeting
Minutes
County and District
Reports
Parish Plan
Parish Budget
Local Planning and
Development
The reports and documents on these pages are in Adobe "pdf"
format
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23rd January
26th March
30th April - Parish meeting
28th May - AGM
23rd July
24th September
26th November
Meetings usually commence at 7pm in the Village Hall - all are
welcome.
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The Council has nine members and usually meets every two months
in the Village Hall although this year there have been additional
meetings to discuss specific proposals.
From September 2008 there will be additional meetings to
discuss Planning Applications where the Council wishes to make
observations to SCDC.
The Press and Public are welcome at all meetings - watch the Notice
Boards or the News pages on this web site for
details.
The Annual Parish Meeting is held every April.
The minutes of each meeting can be seen by clicking on the dates
below ;
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To see the latest report from our District and/or County
Councillors -
click here
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Parish Plan
The plan has been reviewed and re-formatted. Have a look at
it Parish Plan
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For the financial year April 2008 to April 2009 -
Parish Budget
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Local Planning and Development
The Nacton Sewerage Scheme
Nacton will get it's own sewerage
scheme sometime between 2010 and 2012. Anglia Water have already
completed the Appraisal and Nacton fulfills the criteria as
laid down by a 1996Act of Parliament. Only 50% of applications get
through this stage.
The work has yet to be financially approved by OFWAT as it is
in Anglia Water's business plan for the five years commencing 2010.
A little before that time AW will undertake a "design stage"
to decide the exact locations for pipes, whether the
scheme will join up with another, the future of the small plant
opposite Sawmill Lane, and so on.
Householders living in The Street and immediately off that
road, including Finneys Drift, will all be eligible to join the new
system. It will not be compulsory, and each household will incur
costs in laying their own pipes to their boundaries, and thereafter
paying the normal sewerage rates.
More information will be circulated as it becomes available
- soon a map of the proposal will be published
and available from the Parish
Clerk.
Local Development Framework
Currently District and County Councils are reviewing this.
It is a long term view about which areas should be
developed and for what uses. The sites that Ipswich Borough
Council have identified for possible development that may be of
interest to Nacton people are identified by the numbers S79, 81,
90, 93 and 107. Primarily these are the fields on
either side of the Nacton/A14 junction and Pond Hall
Farm.
Your views are welcome. The Parish Clerk has a consultative
document with maps so that a response can be made, or you
can respond by clicking
on
Ipswich to visit the Borough Council
LDF pages on their website.
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