July 2022 meeting of Cumbria County Council's Copeland local committee

 

The July meeting of the Copeland local committee of Cumbria County Council will take place on Wednesday 20th July at 10.15am in Millom Network Centre, Unit 3, Devonshire Road Industrial Estate, Millom LA18 4JS.

The meeting will be open to the public.


The main items on the agenda will be

Item 6. Whitehaven area Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (This extents out to places like St Bees)

        To consider a report of the Executive Director – Economy and Infrastructure

        The purpose of this report is to seek approval of the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan         (LCWIP) for Whitehaven and the surrounding area.

Item 7. Parking Services Presentation 

        To receive a presentation on Parking Services

Item 8. Minutes and report from the Highways working group meeting on 22nd June


Item 9. Consultation on potential change of age range to St Bees Village Primary School 

            This report provides background on the current formal consultation being undertaken by the                     county council on the proposed change of age range at St Bees Village Primary School from 4                 to 11 years to a new range of 2 to 11 years.


Item 11. Invest in Our Communities pdf icon PDF 228 KB

        To consider a report of the Assistant Director – Customer and Community Services which                      presents grant applications in excess of £5,000 for consideration and approval from the 2022-23             budget.


Full details of the agenda and supporting documents can be found on the County Council website by clicking on the link below:

Agenda for County Council Local Committee for Copeland on Wednesday, 20th July, 2022, 10.15 am | Cumbria County Council

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