An Assembly of the Principles and Electors of the Parish of St Clément was held at the Parish Hall on Tuesday 3^rd March 2020 at 7pm. At that assembly it was agreed that the roads known as Le Squez Road and School Road (the 'Roads') be extinguished in accordance with the Extinguishment of Roads (Jersey) Law 1972 and both roads transferred to Andium Homes Limited ('Andium'), please see the plan overleaf.

Notice was given that the application would be heard by the court on 29^th January 2021 and the court has now directed that the application be heard on 29^th March 2021 at 9.30 a.m. and you have a right to attend on that day and be heard.

It was proposed that the Roads were regularly being used as 'rat runs' for vehicles leaving La Grande Route de St Clément to Rue du Maupertuis causing a nuisance to local residents. It was therefore agreed at the meeting that it was in the interests of residents to allow Andium to be given responsibility for both roads.

Before the application the parish is required to:

• Give residents at least 28 days' notice of its intention to apply to the Royal Court for the order to extinguish the roads.
• Post and keep posted throughout 14 days preceding the date, placard notices containing similar information; and
• Publishing in the Jersey Gazette on at least 3 occasions in the 14 days preceding the date a notice containing similar information. 
  
  As a result of the Roads being transferred, Andium must accept them subject to any services which pass through them (for example, water, gas or electricity). All access rights will remain in place.  
   
  A plan detailing the Roads to be transferred will be on display inside the Parish Hall from now until 29^th March 2021, it is also available below. 
  
  Should you wish to discuss this matter further please contact me.

Leonard Norman      

Connétable  

10 March 2021

email:        l.norman@gov.je           

 Le Squez, School Roads area.pdf

​All dogs aged six months or more must be licenced each year under the Dogs (Jersey) Law 1961. A licence is not required for a dog kept and used solely by a blind person or a deaf person for their guidance.

Licences must be renewed by the end of January each year - the fee is £10 per dog. Late applications (received after 31 January) will incur a fee of £20 per dog.

Application forms are available from the Licences tab on this website however if the details are the same as last year, you simply need to contact the Parish Hall on 854724 and payment can be taken over the phone, you will not need to complete a new form.