WARLEGGAN PARISH MEETING
Next meeting of Warleggan Parish Meeting:
Wednesday 15 May, 7.30 pm, Warleggan Jubilee Hall, Mount – see agenda below
WARLEGGAN PARISH MEETING
NOTICE OF MEETING
WEDNESDAY 15th MAY
7.30 p.m.
JUBILEE HALL, MOUNT
AGENDA:-
APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
MINUTES OF LAST MEETING
MATTERS ARISING
CORRESPONDENCE
COUNTY COUNCILLOR REPORT
PLANNING APPLICATION PA24/03084
THE STABLE, MOUNT
Conversion of redundant barn to dwelling … without compliance with condition 3 of decisions notice E2/87/00040/F dated 06/05/1987.
This refers to the lifting of the agricultural occupancy condition on the dwelling.
ANY OTHER BUSINESS including:-
- Provision of replacement Noel’s Bench on Mount corner
The Parish Meeting is the small-community equivalent of a parish council – see explanation below
See more:
– How parish meetings work
– Minutes of previous meetings
Every person living with Warleggan Parish (i.e. in villages of Mount and Warleggan and surrounding area) is an equal member of the Parish Meeting. Each has an equal voice on all issues, except for when discussing planning applications (on which only the elected planning subcommittee is authorised to vote – see further below).
With effect from Parish Meeting AGM of 11 April 2024:
- Mr John K remains chairperson
- Ms Linda B-K remainstreasurer
- Ms Julie G remains clerk and also remains deputy chairperson
- The planning subcommittee: Mr Geoff S, Mr Andrew L, Ms Hannah C, Ms Julie G, Ms Carolyn S, Mr Richard J, Ms Alex P-S, Mr Lawrence R, and Ms Linda B-K.
Everyone of voting age living in Warleggan Parish is an equal member of the Warleggan Parish Meeting. The parish is too small to have a full parish council; the Parish Meeting is, however, fully recognised by Cornwall Council, and receives funds through the parish precept, i.e. from our council taxes. It’s a meeting where any local issues of concern can be raised and discussed.
The Parish Meeting is often followed by a meeting of the Planning Sub-Committee, at which any planning applications likely to affect parishioners can be reviewed and commented upon formally to Cornwall Council.
See more:
– How parish meetings work
Warleggan News 
Do we know who is standing for election for planning?
Just came across this website info, about the extent to which parish councils can (or, more correctly, cannot) approve or reject planning applications. As they point out, the most that parish councils (committees) can do is to comment on an application, just as individuals may also do. And such comments received, whether in favour or against an application, count no more and no less than comments submitted by any individual.