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Committee Meeting - 5th July 2010
Submitted by Claire Spencer on Sun, 29/08/2010 - 19:29.Committee Meeting - 5th July 2010
Attendees
Esther Boyd, Joss Kennordrie, Nasar Hussain, Jill Adams, Claire Spencer, David Isgrove, John Gorman, Andy Duff (resident).
Apologies
Anna Hraboweckyj, Sarah Clement
Minutes can be accessed below.
Committee Meeting - 7th June 2010
Submitted by Claire Spencer on Sun, 29/08/2010 - 19:02.Committee Meeting - 7th June 2010
Attendees
Esther Boyd, Joss Kennordrie, Nasar Hussain, Jill Adams, Anna Hraboweckyj, Claire Spencer, David Isgrove, John Gorman, Sarah Clement, Councillor Martin Mullaney.
Minutes can be accessed below.
SUSMO AND ST MARY’S CHURCH NEED YOUR HELP
LATEST UPDATE:
Copies of the letters and emails received by July 15th about the appeal have been sent to the appellant, Professor John Dowell, and to the City Council. They are able to comment, before August 5th, on points raised in the correspondence received.
An Inspector from the Planning Inspectorate in Bristol will then visit Moseley and a report will be written, giving a judgement about the installation of the panels. It is hoped that this will be received in September.
SusMo would like to make it clear that the decision to install Photo Voltaic panels on the south facing nave roof was made by the Parish Church Council before SusMo came into existence.
The church applied for Planning Permission entirely independently of the British Gas Green Streets project.
After SusMo won the Green Streets award, St Mary's Church became a very active and valued partner organisation in the project.
There has been considerable press interest in the appeal, including:
Multi-faith-campaign-to-bring-Moseley-power-from-the-heavens. on the About my Area website: www.aboutmyarea.co.uk/West-Midlands/Birmingham/B13/News/Local-News/
An article in the Birmingham Mail on June 10th, “Church Solar Panel Appeal”, asked readers to write to with their comments.
If you would like further information, please check the posting on Esther's blog dated June 14th: http://blogs.birminghammail.net/lighterfootprints/ or write to