Documents and Policies
The Parish Council has an extensive range of policies and procedures in place guiding all aspects of governance, finance and operations.
5 Day Protocol Response
When a conflict of opinion occurs regarding a planning application between the Parish Council and Cornwall Council (CC), the CC Planning Officer will contact the PC to outline the reasons.
View PolicyAccessible Footpaths Working Group Terms of Reference
The Council supports safer, more accessible parish footpaths by identifying barriers, prioritising improvements and seeking funding with community input.
View PolicyAsset Management Committee – Terms of Reference
The Asset Management Committee (AMC) oversees Council land, buildings and assets, including maintenance, repairs, compliance, risk management, budgets and related consultations.
View PolicyAsset Register & Disposal Policy
The Council is committed to maintaining an accurate and up-to-date asset register to ensure the safeguarding of fixed assets.
View PolicyCemeteries & Allotments Sub-Committee – Terms of Reference
The Cemeteries & Allotments Sub-Committee is appointed by and is solely responsible to St Agnes Parish Council’s Asset Management Committee (AMC).
View PolicyCertificate Of Recognition Application Form
The Council recognises that there are many selfless and hardworking people who give their time and resources to help. The Council want to recognise this by awarding
certificates of recognition.
View PolicyCivility and Respect Pledge
St Agnes Parish Council believes now is the time to put Civility and Respect at the Top of the Agenda
and start a culture change for the local council sector.
View PolicyClimate & Emergency Planning Working Group – Terms of Reference
Defines the working group’s authority, remit, membership and procedures for local climate action, emergency planning and community resilience.
View PolicyCo-option Procedure
Co-option is the process by which the Parish Council selects a new Councillor to fill a vacancy by way of an agenda item at the Full Council meeting.
View PolicyCode of Conduct
The Localism Act 2011 requires the Council to adopt a Code of Conduct for Members.
View Policy