The council meeting focused on a contentious application to amend the site license conditions at the Fleur de Lys Caravan Park, specifically to increase the number of caravans from 11 to 12. The debate was intense, with strong opinions and emotional testimonies from both supporters and objectors.

Decision: Application to Amend Site License Conditions The council voted on whether to approve the application to increase the number of caravans. Arguments for approval cited compliance with planning permissions and licensing standards, potential benefits to the applicant's family, and economic advantages for the park. Opponents raised concerns about overcrowding, diminished quality of life for existing residents, and procedural issues, notably the retrospective nature of the application. The vote was initially tied, but the chair's casting vote approved the application with additional conditions for delineating parking spaces and ensuring safety barriers. This decision allows the park to legally house 12 caravans, potentially increasing its revenue but also raising concerns about the impact on current residents' living conditions.

Interesting Occurrence: During the meeting, there was a notable moment of tension when a resident directly addressed the council with a passionate objection, highlighting personal distress caused by the new caravan's placement. This underscored the emotional and personal stakes involved in council decisions on local developments.