Five members and County Councillor Mrs. Carol Cavill attended this month's meeting of St. Mary Out Liberty Community Council.
The meeting was held at the new time of 4 pm for winter meetings and the chairman stressed that it was a trial and could be changed back.
Among matters discussed were the following:
Casual vacancy: The chairman advised that the matter was still ongoing. He hoped that the matter would be concluded very soon.
Electoral boundary changes: County Clr. Mrs. Cavill reported that this matter was still in the hands of the chief executive before being submitted to the Welsh Assembly Government.
County Councillor Mrs. C. Cavill's report
County Clr. Mrs. Cavill reported that enquiries were ongoing over speeding at Rushy Lake,
In response to complaints with reference to the appearance of a property near Rushy Lake Bridge, County Clr. Mrs. Cavill reported that the matter was in the hands of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park's enforcement officer.
Clr. Mrs. Cavill agreed to make further enquiries with reference to both the sale of cars at the garage and also the building of the boundary wall at the New Hedges Tavern.
There was no further news with reference to the provision of the new bus shelter.
The delay in the completion of the access modifications near Knightston Close was due to the recent poor weather. Clr. Mrs. Cavill would pursue the matter again.
With regard to St. Anne's Church, the developer had now nearly completed the car park for the church.
Village matters
The chairman reported that together with Clr. Nash and Mr. Ken Hall, he had erected the Christmas tree and it was arranged that Mr. Percival would connect the lights.
Playing Field
Clr. Nash reported that he had been unable to carry out the works at the playing field due to the very wet weather. He was in contact with the Village Hall management committee, and would do the work as soon as possible.
Correspondence
The chairman read letters from Pembrokeshire County Council, with reference to polling districts, and also feedback from Pembrokeshire National Park. The adjudication panel report was circulated. Several brochures, including the PAVS bulletin, were received.
The chairman advised that the amount of correspondence was less due to the fact that the meeting was a week earlier than usual.
Any Other Business
The chairman expressed the view that the new tarmac laid at the car park at the Village Hall was excellent and wished to convey the council's congratulations to the Village Hall management committee.
The next meeting of the council will be held on Tuesday, January 13, at 4 pm.