By Geoff Fisher Two representatives from Albanwise Synergy were in attendance, which is consulting on a potential planning application for a solar farm and battery storage at Pettywell. Information on the project can be found HERE.
PC Colin Bailey reported that the person who tampered with 18 vehicles in the town recently has been arrested and charged. Anti-social behaviour remains a priority for the police.
The annual accounts were approved and will be sent to the external auditor. Members of the public are welcome to inspect the accounts by appointment from Monday 17 June to Friday 26 July.
Owing to the lack of volunteers, the Festival of Light will not be taking place this year. The organising committee and Reepham & District Rotary Club have asked the town council to take on the responsibility for the large Christmas tree and the small wall-mounted trees surrounding the Market Place. This will be looked into and discussed further at the July meeting.
Quotes are being obtained for the repair of the Ollands Road wall, the roof of the town hall and the external decorating of the town hall. If any contractors are interested in providing a quote, please contact the town clerk.
The construction company responsible for the cabling corridor for Norfolk Vanguard will need to close World’s End Lane and the track leading to the allotments, hopefully just for one day. The clerk has contacted the company to advise that access must remain, as some allotment holders have poultry on their plots, and is waiting for a response.
The next town council meeting will take place on Wednesday 10 July at 7:30 pm at Stimpson’s Piece Community Hall and Pavilion.
The town hall and Stimpson’s Piece community hall are available to hire. Please contact the town clerk on 01603 873355 or email for availability and prices.
Full council minutes can be found on the Reepham Town Council website.
Geoff Fisher