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# 250620 20Jun25 session 25-25

Following items covered:   Frequency of Land Registry updates, use of filterl vs layer duplication, grass mowing and due dates, gazebos and line drawing to align them

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### Video Timeline (min:sec):

00:00 - 03:40 Land registry - frequency of updates\
03:40 - 08:00 Filtering data to change map vs duplicating layer\
08:00 - 09:30 Grass mowing and gully clearance - using PO to calculate next due date\
09:30 - 13:30 Land Registry - usage\
13:30 - 15:30 More grass cutting\
15:30 - 18:00 Banter\
18: 00 - 66.29(end) plotting gazebos along an alignment curve

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Retired Clerk: Go for it led Scott. Let's see what we can do for you.

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Scott Mason: No problem. Right? Just share my screen.

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Scott Mason: Right?

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Scott Mason: Let me know when you can see that.

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chris edwards: Not quite. Yeah. Yeah. There we go.

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Scott Mason: There we go. So my 1st question is around the land registry layer that seems to be embedded into parish, and how up to date. That is because I'm getting conflicting information from land registry. When we go through their portal particularly, we've got a dock area in Bridgewater, and you can see

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Scott Mason: on lands registry provided plan. There's different ownership records to what parish is showing. So just wondered how reliable and how up to date the parish layer was for land registry, and if you knew that at all, please.

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chris edwards: I I suspect we'd have to ask Chris muse at parish online for that information.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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Retired Clerk: Which is.

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chris edwards: It's not not a very helpful answer, but at least that's the right direction for us to go in, so to speak.

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Retired Clerk: And land registry is always going to be the better one.

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Scott Mason: And in this instance we've obviously yeah, we've made sure we've gone with that. I just wondered if there was a monthly frequency, or weekly or annually, even, you know, as to when it might get updated. So we just can ensure the accuracy. That's all.

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chris edwards: Are are you?

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chris edwards: Nobody has to do that.

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John Roberts: You looking at property, Scott, that haven't got a a number.

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Scott Mason: So with this particular project where there's a Docs renovation project and I'm keen to know which areas are unregistered linked to the docs, and obviously the properties here showing on the right here show is registered and on parish online show is unregistered.

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Scott Mason: Which has given me some concerns.

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John Roberts: The the view that we're looking at on the right hand side. Where is that from.

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Scott Mason: That's an extract from land registry on our portal access that we've got with them.

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John Roberts: Right?

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John Roberts: Okay.

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Scott Mason: I would always treat that as you know, the the final. I just be nice. It's a clumpy process to go through land.

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John Roberts: Right now.

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Scott Mason: Portal. And it would be nice, obviously, if we could rely on the data that's in Paris to be as accurate as the land registry.

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John Roberts: The the answer I had once before from parish online was, was they update it

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John Roberts: when they get the updates from land registry.

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Scott Mason: Right? Okay.

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John Roberts: The land registry updates can be a bit

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John Roberts: if you like. They're not. I don't think on a regular basis. We've still got a lot of properties in this village that aren't registered at all.

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Scott Mason: Right.

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John Roberts: And I think, is it later this year or next year there's going to be a law where everything's got to be registered, anyway.

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Scott Mason: Yeah.

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John Roberts: But

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John Roberts: as as it's updated by land registry to parish online, it will change. But I don't think I don't believe there's a regular.

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Scott Mason: Hmm.

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John Roberts: Update process. But then, like Chris said, you know, Chris Muse.

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John Roberts: we'll give you a definitive answer.

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Scott Mason: How would I contact him? Do I raise a ticket? Is that the best way or.

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chris edwards: Yes.

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John Roberts: If you if you go to the top of your parish online page, where it says, Help.

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Scott Mason: Yeah.

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John Roberts: And then you've got contact support.

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Scott Mason: Okay. I'll do that.

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John Roberts: And if you fill that out it's a form to fill out. You will need your parish online login.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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John Roberts: And then then you fill out the ticket, and they're pretty quick in answering it.

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Scott Mason: Okay, brilliant. I'll do that after the meeting. Thank you.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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John Roberts: That's 1 we couldn't answer.

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Scott Mason: I've got. I've got 2 more for you. Right? Okay. So the next one we have an event coming up called Playday, and I've plotted a fair amount of detail relating to the event into here. Now, what I'd like to do is

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Scott Mason: just supply a plan that only shows these entrance points the entrance. 1, 2, 3, 4. I think it's 5 in total. Is there a way that I can

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Scott Mason: remove certain annotations, but only leave some behind? Is that possible?

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chris edwards: I would suggest you do a separate layer for the entrance points.

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Scott Mason: So that you could actually show that

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chris edwards: Solely for the entrance points on that.

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chris edwards: Have the other layers standing by next to it, where you can bring in the tents, and the you know, whatever else you have.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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John Roberts: Is that a layer that's been annotated, but using the annotate tool? Or is it a layer you've created.

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Scott Mason: So it's a layer I've created. And then, under style, I've got all different features all here. Yeah, I just know if there's a toggle where you could turn on and off certain what they call them expressions on here, or certain names of things. To only leave certain things remaining. That was all.

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Stuart Council: You're anywhere to do

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Stuart Council: that spot is to do it for an entire layer. Unfortunately, you can't do in individual items within a layer.

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Scott Mason: Okay, that's fine.

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Stuart Council: You should be, you should be able to

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Stuart Council: If you create another layer, you can then sort of pull out the items that you transfer?

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Stuart Council: Yeah, it's all duplicate.

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Stuart Council: Yeah. And then duplicate that. So you're not having to go in and redo everything again as such. But.

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John Roberts: Okay.

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John Roberts: let's say, if you use the duplicate layer and then go into administration and give it another name, such as entrances, then you can just edit out everything else.

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Scott Mason: I mean, is it a feature you think I ought to suggest through a ticket? Because I see you could turn labels on and off. It'd be nice, I suppose, that labels and not icons, but whether that could be the function to turn on and off. Certain

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Scott Mason: it's things on here.

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John Roberts: A better way to do it would be to ask the question, can I turn off

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John Roberts: certain things within a layer.

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Scott Mason: Yeah, okay.

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John Roberts: So that I can print a map showing just those.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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John Roberts: Again. Yeah, it's a ticket.

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Scott Mason: It would also make it a lot easier if, when you're creating a layer, you could choose whether to have point and polygons, for instance, because I've obviously set this up as points. But I've got to replicate the fence 30 times rather than actually destroying a line or or a polygon of some sort.

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John Roberts: We? We've been there with them on this one now, on several occasions, and the last answer was, It's in the pipeline we're looking at it.

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Scott Mason: Oh, I'll put that in my ticket as well, then,

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Retired Clerk: Are you? Are you putting up putting out a public map for this? Then Scott, or you.

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Scott Mason: It, it'll be yeah, I will. I will generate a URL for stallholders that are coming, but it won't be public as such. But yeah.

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Scott Mason: so I might do a stripped down version. Anyway, this is more for event setup purposes.

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Scott Mason: But I might do one for stallholders just showing where they're going and entrance points.

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Scott Mason: Yeah, just trying to utilize it more. Really.

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John Roberts: The other. The other thing with regards to your fence.

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John Roberts: Yeah, if you had a created a layer

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John Roberts: using a line and then just show the fence. You can bring both layers up.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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John Roberts: You can create a public map that way as well.

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Scott Mason: So you'd have 2 playday layers, one.

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John Roberts: Layers on.

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Scott Mason: Yeah, okay? And you'd have them both on at the same time. Yeah, I see what you're saying. Okay, that could be a way around it. I've also put a suggestion in about some new symbols as well, because there's a lot of things that aren't necessarily relevant to what they need to be so. I did put a ticket in for that, and they said that was in the pipeline, so.

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John Roberts: It's very, in fact, very much an answer.

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John Roberts: I might be wrong to say that sometimes I get the impression that.

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chris edwards: If in the pipeline means we hadn't thought of that. We'll look at it.

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Scott Mason: Well, I've suggested it, anyway. Right? Okay. So my last query, we are responsible for the grass cutting around Bridgewater. And I was wondering if, in fact, I might show you what we've done with the gullies 1st of all. So we've got all of our gullies plotted.

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Scott Mason: and when we get a report of one that's blocked. We change the status on here to visit required, and the OP. Once the opt is finished he'll fill out the details, and he'll change it to

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Scott Mason: cleaned and left satisfactory, hopefully or not attempted, requires further work that edits the color status of the asset, which is, works really well for us.

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Scott Mason: so similarly linked to that. If we move on to grass, what we'd like to do is be able to look at this map and see where the team have completed a cut, and then they move in a clockwise direction. Essentially. So once they've clicked on this area here.

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Scott Mason: I'd like them to be able to go in and change the status from.

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Scott Mason: you know, either to in progress or complete. So we can see when we get inquiries how far they've got? Basically. But is there a way of that

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Scott Mason: process resetting after a specified amount of time, so that it becomes due again? Or is that a manual process only.

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John Roberts: As far as I know, that would be a manual process.

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Scott Mason: Got it. Okay.

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John Roberts: Because in in the list, for where you've created that you'll have inspection date the next inspection date, whatever.

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Scott Mason: What? In here?

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John Roberts: Yeah.

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Scott Mason: Okay, yeah. I didn't know if there's any way of timing it. So that

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Scott Mason: you know, I have to say 2 or 3 weeks of defined period, it would revert back to cut due, and then, so that it would constantly be alive, almost like a live map of where they've

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Scott Mason: cut around Bridgewater. Essentially.

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Scott Mason: So I just thought I'd bring it to you all for your thoughts really.

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chris edwards: Yeah. Well, yeah, thank you very much for those interesting points.

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chris edwards: Scott, can I just ask a question? We've we've used land registry, cadastral parcels

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chris edwards: a number of times, and I think our council of

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chris edwards: found out about the ownership of 2 or 3 plots of land. Yeah, I mean

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chris edwards: to put it in perspective with you, being in a very large town.

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chris edwards: Are you using the? Are you finding out the ownership of plots on a vast scale?

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Scott Mason: So we look at boundaries of

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Scott Mason: private versus public areas on a daily basis, due to the reports that we get in. And obviously I'll go to is parish. And that's why I'm questioning the accuracy of it in terms of actually delving deeper into ownership records. Maybe a couple of months.

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Scott Mason: Which we've got access through the land registry portal to do so, and we have to pay. I think it's 7 pounds a search for.

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chris edwards: That's right. Yes.

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Scott Mason: So yeah, yeah, it's quite regular. Yeah.

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chris edwards: Okay, that's interesting. Thank you.

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Scott Mason: That's okay.

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chris edwards: Yeah, Hello, Andrew, and welcome to our meeting. Sorry you've missed a bit of it so far.

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Angie Bamford: Alright!

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Scott Mason: Pop. Show right any other questions, please.

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Retired Clerk: Scott, just going back to your grass cutting.

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Scott Mason: Yeah.

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Retired Clerk: Yeah, you've created that as your only rather than using one of the established ones for that, have you.

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Scott Mason: I have, yeah.

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Retired Clerk: That's only because that that would have given you

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Retired Clerk: areas and inspection dates bloody black. You know you could. You could use one of those that might have trip given you some more information to, to harvest.

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Scott Mason: Oh, okay, I hadn't thought of that, I must admit.

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John Roberts: Yeah, the with the asset and maintenance layer, the grass cutting.

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John Roberts: It gives you area id type.

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John Roberts: group id notes that that's all it's got in there.

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Scott Mason: Okay, yeah. I'm just looking at that. Now. Okay, yeah.

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Scott Mason: Yeah, I must admit I've only ever created layers within our own Paris layers of not inputted to existing ones.

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Retired Clerk: Tell me that the existing, the the sort of format layers would give you other information to consider, particularly when you're when you're thinking about dates and sort of inspection dates that's already there. In certain of these.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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John Roberts: Look at the one called ground surfaces.

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Scott Mason: It's not grass cutting. It's right down the bottom.

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Scott Mason: Oh, yeah, I've got it. Yeah.

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John Roberts: If you create, if you go add feature, you get the list that comes up.

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Scott Mason: Oh, yeah.

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John Roberts: And that's quite a long list of what you can fill in for your different ground surfaces.

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John Roberts: There's no reason why you couldn't use that one for grass, cutting.

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Scott Mason: Yeah, asset value replacement value. Okay.

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chris edwards: John, would it be an idea for you to share your screen and show that we could all have a look at what you're looking at?

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John Roberts: Yeah, okay, I hadn't thought of that.

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John Roberts: Okay.

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chris edwards: Not quite. Oh, there we go!

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Retired Clerk: Yes.

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John Roberts: Right?

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John Roberts: Yeah, what I was looking. If you go into the grass cutting one.

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John Roberts: there actually is not a lot of information you can store in it at all.

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Scott Mason: No.

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John Roberts: I have to admit, like Scott, we've created our own grass cutting layer, but

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John Roberts: down the bottom is ground surfaces.

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Scott Mason: Yeah.

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John Roberts: Now, yeah, the different categories, what? It is.

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John Roberts: So obviously it would be other.

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John Roberts: Then you've got where it is. Date, date purchase. Will that be the date you took it over?

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John Roberts: These would not apply as such. But then you've got your inspection, dates and condition state.

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John Roberts: You could use that for grass cutting.

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Scott Mason: Yeah.

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Retired Clerk: Or suggest another ticket to incorporate some of that into the grass, cutting one.

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John Roberts: Yes.

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Scott Mason: We're we're giving you a bad name. Here, Scott.

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John Roberts: The thing thing to remember. Scott is with the asset and maintenance layer.

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Scott Mason: Yeah.

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John Roberts: That's the one that the insurance company will look at to look at your assets.

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Scott Mason: Okay.

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John Roberts: Which I wasn't aware of.

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Scott Mason: No.

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John Roberts: Until we had a finger post incident. But

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John Roberts: I'm not having to go through and add things that I had our own layers for

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John Roberts: into the asset and maintenance, just so that the record they are ours.

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Scott Mason: Okay, that's interesting. Yeah. I hadn't considered that.

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John Roberts: Sure I'm not sure a grass area can be clues as an asset.

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chris edwards: John, can I raise the point? If you use assets and maintenance.

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chris edwards: and we're talking about a ground area.

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chris edwards: can you? Can you then produce a table view of all the

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chris edwards: areas one by one or not.

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chris edwards: You you can do in a parish lab, but I'm querying whether you can do it in an asset.

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John Roberts: Yes, certainly. Ground surfaces gives you a table view.

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chris edwards: Okay.

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John Roberts: I think most of them do

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John Roberts: blade right? Yeah, some don't. But the majority do.

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John Roberts: Okay, pop up grass cutting.

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John Roberts: So does grass cutting. Yeah.

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chris edwards: Okay, thank you very much, Helen. Can I just say Hello! Nice to see you.

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helen Davey: Hello, Hello, Chris! Hello! Everybody.

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John Roberts: Hiya! Hello, Helen.

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helen Davey: Stuart, you're not falling on the floor, have you? Because I see you?

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helen Davey: Hello, Angie!

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Angie Bamford: Haven't seen him.

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helen Davey: Oh dear!

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chris edwards: Do you have a question?

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chris edwards: Shouldn't have a.

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helen Davey: I haven't really got any questions. I've just

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helen Davey: come to join you to learn what I can learn, what I didn't know. I didn't know.

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chris edwards: That's fine. Yeah.

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helen Davey: Thank you.

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chris edwards: If Stuart's still there, Stuart, can you hear us.

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helen Davey: No, I think he's collapsed. So 8.

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chris edwards: Yeah.

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helen Davey: T.

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chris edwards: I'm afraid I've got no questions today, so I can't be of much help.

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chris edwards: John, you must. You must have a query somewhere tucked away.

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John Roberts: I haven't preoccupied with things like finger posting that this this last few weeks. So

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John Roberts: I have to admit parish online hasn't come into my

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chris edwards: Very much.

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chris edwards: Yeah, yeah.

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John Roberts: But our finger post is now up and repaired and back in place, so that project's finished.

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chris edwards: Is that the great big iron one that you showed a picture of.

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John Roberts: Yeah, the one that was knocked down on Christmas Eve.

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chris edwards: Oh yes, yes.

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John Roberts: It's now been repaired, refurbished, repainted, and it's back in place.

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chris edwards: Right.

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John Roberts: Taken, 6 months.

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chris edwards: We've lost you, Stuart. We've we'd lost you earlier. Have you got any questions to ask?

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Stuart Council: No questions, no.

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helen Davey: I will please ask a question, because I've just thought of something.

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chris edwards: Okay.

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helen Davey: I have drawn a line which will be

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helen Davey: where my gazebos will stand for the fate, and

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helen Davey: I would like to get rid of the lion, and I

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helen Davey: I've done all sorts of things I've finished up with the

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helen Davey: I think I finished up with a load of arrows or something. Should I share and show you.

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John Roberts: Yes, please.

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John Roberts: Tyler.

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helen Davey: You. You never know what I might be talking about.

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helen Davey: I never know what I'm talking about most of the time.

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helen Davey: Oops wrong way.

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chris edwards: There we go!

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helen Davey: You see, I had a line, and now I've got whatever it is, and it's.

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Angie Bamford: My wife, track.

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helen Davey: So what I want to do is get rid of that line because I want to

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helen Davey: put it somewhere different and put a different and put a measurement on it.

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John Roberts: Yeah, if you click on the line.

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helen Davey: Click on the line.

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helen Davey: Yeah.

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John Roberts: And then click on where it's got line drawing.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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John Roberts: Then click on the bot, the dustbin.

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helen Davey: Oh, oh, simple!

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helen Davey: Oh, thank you! I cannot be so stupid doing that.

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helen Davey: I'll say.

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chris edwards: So what are you hoping to show on your map now that the line has gone.

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helen Davey: We got.

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chris edwards: Please.

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helen Davey: The yeah. But the gazebos will. I just want to put them on, because now you've shown me how to

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helen Davey: that, all comes up with lots of little squares.

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chris edwards: Yeah.

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helen Davey: You know I mean, don't you?

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chris edwards: Yeah, yeah.

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helen Davey: So I'll I'll be able to just now. I don't need that line. I can just put the gazebos, and I might be able to put spaces and gaps for people to walk through.

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chris edwards: True.

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helen Davey: So. That's brilliant. Thank you very much.

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chris edwards: You can use the templates that the that parish online had provided for small gazebos, medium large, or whatever you like.

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helen Davey: Right well. The only measurement I've found is football fields and things like that. I I haven't found.

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chris edwards: It does go down to, let's say, for example, 3 meters by 3 meters the size of a gazebo.

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helen Davey: How do I make 3 meters into 4.

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chris edwards: Well, no, you, there's there's possibly a template for that.

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helen Davey: Right!

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chris edwards: I'm scratching my head to think of

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chris edwards: where you go to get the template.

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chris edwards: I'll have to think about that.

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chris edwards: I've used it previously.

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John Roberts: If you go into style, whatever you what you you gotta click on something you're gonna do.

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John Roberts: So your layer at the moment is a line.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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John Roberts: And if you want to put things like gazebos on you, you're gonna have to use a layer that's got

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John Roberts: a polygon.

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helen Davey: Address.

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John Roberts: Think.

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chris edwards: Star.

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John Roberts: If you go to style.

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helen Davey: Help

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helen Davey: and.

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John Roberts: Now all that gives you. If you look at the right hand side, it only gives you the option

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John Roberts: what you do for a line. There's no option there to use an icon.

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helen Davey: Aha!

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helen Davey: Right so.

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John Roberts: Basically, your layer should be a polygon and not a line.

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helen Davey: Oh, yes, yes, I need to change that 1. 0, yes, and set.

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John Roberts: Do you want me to run through it?

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helen Davey: Yes, I'm going to regret saying this because.

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chris edwards: Oh!

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helen Davey: Thank you.

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helen Davey: What do go back to.

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John Roberts: Do you want right? Do you want me to share my screen.

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helen Davey: Yeah. Yes.

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chris edwards: So you'll have to

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helen Davey: Get rid of mine.

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chris edwards: Get rid of yours. Yes, they're out. Well, then.

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John Roberts: No, I'm assuming you're looking at it.

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chris edwards: Yes.

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John Roberts: If I if I go to, where are we if I can find it?

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John Roberts: Now, if I go into style, the layer is a polygon layer

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John Roberts: you've got you, you! If you look at that lot it's different.

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helen Davey: Hello!

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John Roberts: Yeah.

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John Roberts: So if I add, trouble is, there's no I've got no nothing in the

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John Roberts: because I've got nothing within the background of this Stuart out.

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John Roberts: I need to fill out the columns. Helen.

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Stuart Council: What's up? Sorry.

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John Roberts: That I need to fill out the columns, so that here I get

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John Roberts: the different things I'm looking for.

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John Roberts: and then where you've got pattern. You will also get icon.

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helen Davey: I.

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Stuart Council: So you need to change

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Stuart Council: You've got it as class based, haven't you? On the left hand side.

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John Roberts: Class based.

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Stuart Council: What are we trying to change? Sorry.

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John Roberts: Well, how do to use the icons?

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John Roberts: And I jumped in, forgetting that my my

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John Roberts: layers that I've got are just basic layers.

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helen Davey: I've just got rid of a line, and I want to make little square gazebos by just clicking and clicking it. And I was thinking that

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helen Davey: I've got rid of the line, thanks to Tom.

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John Roberts: That's all you get with. That's the only options you get with a line.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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helen Davey: So what I'm trying to do now is make polygons.

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Stuart Council: Yeah, which is.

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helen Davey: Style.

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John Roberts: What you should get there.

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Stuart Council: And should be able to choose from the type, isn't it?

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John Roberts: Yeah.

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Stuart Council: Go ahead!

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John Roberts: That's under type, because I've got no columns.

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John Roberts: It won't give me an icon.

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Stuart Council: So add a class.

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Scott Mason: Can you not only add icons to point type players, not lines.

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John Roberts: Yeah, possibly.

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Stuart Council: Yeah.

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John Roberts: Well, that's easy enough to do.

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Stuart Council: Yeah. So where? So sorry. Who's operating? This is this you, John?

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John Roberts: No, that was me trying to show Helen what to do, and getting in a complete muddle, doing it.

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Stuart Council: Yeah, okay, let's let's nip across.

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Stuart Council: If you stop sharing, let's put Helen on.

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John Roberts: That's better.

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Stuart Council: And sharing.

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John Roberts: There you go!

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chris edwards: Close? Yours. Helen. Yeah.

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helen Davey: Let me.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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helen Davey: Right?

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helen Davey: Okay.

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Stuart Council: So now.

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Stuart Council: which is this? The layer for the the line.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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Stuart Council: Okay, so it's not the line layer that we need to

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Stuart Council: change, is it? We don't need to change any of this. I don't think, from what what I recall the other week

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Stuart Council: you'd got everything there.

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Stuart Council: It was just we. So we we need to come out of.

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helen Davey: I've got rid of the line.

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Stuart Council: Yeah. Come out.

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helen Davey: And I want to put gazebos.

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Stuart Council: Cancel the yeah cancel. Cancel out of where we are in the Admin section. And let's go back to your maps

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Stuart Council: in the bottom, right hand corner that it says cancel.

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helen Davey: Yes, I had to move you all.

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Stuart Council: Yeah, no worries. Now, on the left hand side you should have your

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Stuart Council: stalls there, or whatever it was we you called it.

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helen Davey: I removed that because I that was the line where the stores were going, and I wanted to get rid of the line so I could just put in the stalls where I wanted them.

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Stuart Council: Okay. But have you got a have you got a layer for the stools?

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helen Davey: That's the line. What was the line drawing.

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Stuart Council: No, no, no! Have you got a have you got a polygon layer for the stools.

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helen Davey: No, that's what that's what we were trying to achieve at the moment.

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Stuart Council: Because what?

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Stuart Council: So you've deleted because we you had a a layer. There you were that had all your stalls in it, didn't you? The other week.

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helen Davey: Yes,

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helen Davey: It's going to the 20. 0, yes, oh, that's brilliant, because they're there now, and the rep the line's gone.

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Stuart Council: Okay.

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helen Davey: Thank you very much.

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helen Davey: Thank you.

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Stuart Council: And.

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chris edwards: So do you click on the.

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Stuart Council: If you click in have you got more stalls to add? Is that what to what's on this.

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helen Davey: I want to move those ones and add some more and leave a gap through.

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helen Davey: So we'll have a gap through from this area

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helen Davey: through the sports and funfair down to the Aquarium. Rspca

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helen Davey: display is going on. So where I had originally going in.

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helen Davey: I'm going to come down, leave a gap, and then start again.

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Stuart Council: Okay, so we need to make sure that the line line layer is visible.

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Stuart Council: Again.

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helen Davey: Yeah.

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00:32:53.680 --> 00:32:58.870\
Stuart Council: You can turn that on, and then when you, when you're done, you can turn that line off.

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helen Davey: But I'm not going to follow that line exactly.

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00:33:03.950 --> 00:33:06.089\
John Roberts: That that line was deleted.

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00:33:06.800 --> 00:33:11.469\
Stuart Council: I wanted to get rid of that line, because I don't want to follow that.

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00:33:13.710 --> 00:33:22.920\
Stuart Council: Well, no, no, but the the aim of the the aim of having a line, and it's not necessarily you can change the the position of the line. That's there.

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00:33:23.420 --> 00:33:23.979\
helen Davey: I don't, but they.

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00:33:23.980 --> 00:33:28.860\
Stuart Council: The aim of having the line is so that you line up all of your stalls.

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00:33:28.860 --> 00:33:29.640\
helen Davey: Yes.

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00:33:29.640 --> 00:33:33.180\
Stuart Council: And it gives you gives you something to to follow for your stalls.

462\
00:33:33.320 --> 00:33:34.380\
helen Davey: Right.

463\
00:33:35.110 --> 00:33:39.770\
helen Davey: So I need to check.

464\
00:33:41.390 --> 00:33:42.880\
helen Davey: Do I need to add.

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00:33:46.620 --> 00:33:49.689\
helen Davey: do I need to add a line? Because one.

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00:33:49.690 --> 00:33:52.820\
Stuart Council: So draw, draw a new click on, add feature.

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00:33:53.660 --> 00:33:54.400\
helen Davey: Yes.

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00:33:55.430 --> 00:34:02.100\
Stuart Council: And now draw in the line where you want to line up your stalls.

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00:34:02.100 --> 00:34:02.790\
helen Davey: Right.

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00:34:07.370 --> 00:34:13.000\
Stuart Council: So click once and then click multiple times to make your points.

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00:34:14.743 --> 00:34:15.730\
helen Davey: To you.

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00:34:20.080 --> 00:34:21.409\
helen Davey: Okay?

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00:34:22.520 --> 00:34:23.270\
helen Davey: Oh.

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00:34:31.380 --> 00:34:32.789\
helen Davey: I don't know.

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00:34:38.230 --> 00:34:39.590\
Stuart Council: Yeah, right?

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00:34:40.230 --> 00:34:42.489\
Stuart Council: Yeah. Use your left click.

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00:34:43.159 --> 00:34:47.079\
helen Davey: Here's my left click. Yes, that's I'm doing

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00:34:47.409 --> 00:34:49.689\
helen Davey: using my left click. We'll start here.

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00:34:50.380 --> 00:34:50.795\
Stuart Council: Yep.

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00:34:55.560 --> 00:35:02.740\
helen Davey: But I need to add the line again, because there's nothing's happening.

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00:35:05.000 --> 00:35:05.550\
helen Davey: Okay.

482\
00:35:05.550 --> 00:35:10.019\
Stuart Council: Am I refreshing your browser that circle? Yeah.

483\
00:35:10.710 --> 00:35:11.779\
helen Davey: More than that.

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00:35:14.340 --> 00:35:18.059\
Stuart Council: Right. So go go back into the layers, into the parish layers.

485\
00:35:18.300 --> 00:35:24.920\
helen Davey: Guys, and then 2025 line drawing.

486\
00:35:25.330 --> 00:35:29.150\
Stuart Council: Yeah, and on on the line drawing add a feature.

487\
00:35:34.420 --> 00:35:37.790\
Stuart Council: Now start now click and start drawing your line in.

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00:35:37.790 --> 00:35:39.200\
helen Davey: Oh, look at that!

489\
00:35:43.190 --> 00:35:46.060\
helen Davey: Then I want to stop here.

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00:35:46.600 --> 00:35:48.400\
Stuart Council: Yeah, so double click, that.

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00:35:48.400 --> 00:35:49.989\
helen Davey: And then I can start again.

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00:35:49.990 --> 00:35:55.920\
Stuart Council: Then you need to save save that as line one put a name in.

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00:36:00.151 --> 00:36:01.980\
helen Davey: If he typed it on my telephone.

494\
00:36:02.380 --> 00:36:03.230\
helen Davey: Oh, damn.

495\
00:36:03.430 --> 00:36:04.010\
Stuart Council: Oh!

496\
00:36:07.280 --> 00:36:08.150\
helen Davey: Right.

497\
00:36:08.690 --> 00:36:12.850\
Stuart Council: And now save

498\
00:36:13.020 --> 00:36:23.150\
Stuart Council: oh, no, we you've clicked off. Okay? Sorry. Yeah. Fine. Now, yeah, for this draw. Keep drawing where you want this. The next bit of the line to go.

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00:36:31.280 --> 00:36:32.050\
helen Davey: Oops!

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00:36:34.510 --> 00:36:35.630\
Stuart Council: And double click.

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00:36:36.400 --> 00:36:39.430\
helen Davey: Shall tell a journal so.

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00:36:39.430 --> 00:36:42.110\
Stuart Council: Now, if you save that on the bottom left.

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00:36:42.110 --> 00:36:47.079\
helen Davey: I'll leave that as line one don't like, and so I've got

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00:36:48.010 --> 00:36:52.389\
helen Davey: no name, and 9 1 but and then

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00:36:55.300 --> 00:36:58.090\
helen Davey: I put from here

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00:37:02.190 --> 00:37:09.640\
helen Davey: to there, so that'll just spread them around the green rather than all being in.

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00:37:10.980 --> 00:37:13.689\
helen Davey: Because, yeah, they're dividing.

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00:37:14.880 --> 00:37:16.910\
chris edwards: To save that 3rd line.

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00:37:17.480 --> 00:37:18.810\
helen Davey: Oh, sorry!

510\
00:37:19.390 --> 00:37:22.120\
helen Davey: I'll put 2.

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00:37:22.120 --> 00:37:26.349\
Stuart Council: Yep, so, and if that's you done with your lines now.

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00:37:26.350 --> 00:37:27.100\
helen Davey: Yes.

513\
00:37:27.680 --> 00:37:31.650\
Stuart Council: Click on the X at the side of where it says, Feature, editor.

514\
00:37:32.980 --> 00:37:36.189\
Stuart Council: alright, and that's given us

515\
00:37:37.390 --> 00:37:43.470\
Stuart Council: the the bases of the line you want to follow, you can go back in and edit it in.

516\
00:37:44.029 --> 00:37:44.590\
helen Davey: Yes.

517\
00:37:44.590 --> 00:37:46.890\
Stuart Council: In the future. If you want to change that line.

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00:37:47.210 --> 00:37:48.880\
helen Davey: Brilliant but.

519\
00:37:48.880 --> 00:37:55.940\
Stuart Council: It that gives you a bit of a, a basic element to follow, to put your your stalls on.

520\
00:37:56.150 --> 00:37:56.990\
helen Davey: Yes.

521\
00:37:57.140 --> 00:38:04.460\
Stuart Council: So now, if we if we take

522\
00:38:04.730 --> 00:38:12.009\
Stuart Council: these, what 8 stalls you've got on the left hand side next to the 1st line you drew.

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00:38:12.450 --> 00:38:13.090\
helen Davey: Yeah.

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00:38:15.118 --> 00:38:21.469\
Stuart Council: Let's go with the 5th one down. That seems to be at the end of the the top of that 1st line.

525\
00:38:21.470 --> 00:38:22.120\
helen Davey: Yes.

526\
00:38:23.180 --> 00:38:25.540\
Stuart Council: And just click on that initially.

527\
00:38:28.140 --> 00:38:31.110\
Stuart Council: and then click on 2025,

528\
00:38:39.420 --> 00:38:41.110\
Stuart Council: picnic area. Yep.

529\
00:38:41.480 --> 00:38:43.629\
helen Davey: Click on the pencil.

530\
00:38:51.290 --> 00:38:51.900\
helen Davey: And.

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00:38:53.220 --> 00:38:54.250\
Stuart Council: Actually no.

532\
00:38:54.390 --> 00:38:56.410\
helen Davey: That's a good note. Okay.

533\
00:38:56.720 --> 00:39:00.560\
Stuart Council: Because I if we move these, they're gonna lose their

534\
00:39:02.290 --> 00:39:08.569\
Stuart Council: set scale, aren't they? You can't because you can't move it. You're only moving a point. You're not moving a shape.

535\
00:39:08.800 --> 00:39:13.760\
helen Davey: That's what we were coming to, because they're all 3 by 3, and I want them to be 4 by 4.

536\
00:39:14.350 --> 00:39:15.940\
Stuart Council: Okay, yeah, so.

537\
00:39:15.940 --> 00:39:16.670\
helen Davey: Hang in.

538\
00:39:18.300 --> 00:39:23.090\
Stuart Council: What we need to do then is click on the X. Sorry on that one.

539\
00:39:24.320 --> 00:39:25.220\
helen Davey: Out there.

540\
00:39:25.470 --> 00:39:26.070\
Stuart Council: Yep.

541\
00:39:26.280 --> 00:39:27.300\
helen Davey: Not done there.

542\
00:39:27.810 --> 00:39:28.600\
helen Davey: Okay.

543\
00:39:29.420 --> 00:39:37.120\
Stuart Council: Yeah, and click on the the recycle bin at the top. Yeah, delete that.

544\
00:39:38.330 --> 00:39:41.899\
Stuart Council: Okay, and do the same for all of the other 7.

545\
00:39:42.670 --> 00:39:46.080\
helen Davey: But you don't want to watch me do that, do you? Because I can do that.

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00:39:46.080 --> 00:39:49.599\
Stuart Council: Yeah, yeah, no, no, it's fine. It's fine, because it's only gonna take a few seconds.

547\
00:39:49.600 --> 00:39:50.290\
helen Davey: Right.

548\
00:39:51.410 --> 00:39:52.880\
Stuart Council: So 2025

549\
00:40:12.170 --> 00:40:13.530\
Stuart Council: oh, hang on.

550\
00:40:13.530 --> 00:40:14.930\
helen Davey: I will plug down.

551\
00:40:15.680 --> 00:40:20.709\
Stuart Council: You're on the parish. There now, you didn't choose 2025. So click back on your.

552\
00:40:23.900 --> 00:40:27.689\
helen Davey: Parachials, 2025.

553\
00:40:27.690 --> 00:40:29.780\
Stuart Council: Yeah, leave that 2025 on.

554\
00:40:29.780 --> 00:40:30.490\
helen Davey: Yeah.

555\
00:40:33.250 --> 00:40:34.890\
Stuart Council: Why aren't they showing them.

556\
00:40:35.250 --> 00:40:36.390\
helen Davey: That come back?

557\
00:40:39.740 --> 00:40:40.830\
helen Davey: Oh, dear.

558\
00:40:41.470 --> 00:40:48.750\
Stuart Council: Click, the X. Yep. So now click on the stop. You don't leave. Leave the the bit on the left alone. It's the

559\
00:40:48.960 --> 00:40:54.070\
Stuart Council: screen. Yeah, click on the on the shape in the map that you want to get rid of.

560\
00:40:55.110 --> 00:40:55.820\
helen Davey: Alright!

561\
00:40:58.720 --> 00:41:00.469\
helen Davey: That's not a line drawing.

562\
00:41:00.710 --> 00:41:08.289\
Stuart Council: So click on the X, let's go back to the zoom in your map a bit.

563\
00:41:14.480 --> 00:41:22.259\
Stuart Council: Yeah, and click on one of those squares. Yeah, and click on the delete.

564\
00:41:22.420 --> 00:41:23.050\
Stuart Council: Yep.

565\
00:41:25.430 --> 00:41:29.200\
helen Davey: Just as well. I didn't do it by myself. I wouldn't have got on very well, would I?

566\
00:41:36.310 --> 00:41:41.579\
helen Davey: I'll I'll just get rid of them and start again, because at the sizes.

567\
00:41:59.020 --> 00:42:00.430\
helen Davey: Well, there we are.

568\
00:42:01.060 --> 00:42:01.710\
helen Davey: Thank you.

569\
00:42:01.710 --> 00:42:02.340\
Stuart Council: Right.

570\
00:42:02.760 --> 00:42:04.080\
Stuart Council: Got that sorted out

571\
00:42:04.480 --> 00:42:11.700\
Stuart Council: so that's got rid of. That's got rid of the all of them. And now you wanna put put more in replacing those.

572\
00:42:12.310 --> 00:42:12.940\
helen Davey: Yes.

573\
00:42:13.250 --> 00:42:16.039\
Stuart Council: And you want in those to be what size.

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00:42:16.040 --> 00:42:17.269\
helen Davey: 4.4.

575\
00:42:17.920 --> 00:42:22.400\
Stuart Council: 4 by 4. Okay, so on your 2025 layer. Now.

576\
00:42:24.720 --> 00:42:28.510\
Stuart Council: no, no, turn it back on. Yeah. You want to add a new feature

577\
00:42:33.930 --> 00:42:40.886\
Stuart Council: and in whoops I've swapped seeing you.

578\
00:42:41.708 --> 00:42:52.170\
Stuart Council: No, leave. Leave that bit alone in the 4 icons above that, that where where it says picnic area you want the one on the right hand side that's got the 4 dots on it.

579\
00:42:54.070 --> 00:43:05.249\
Stuart Council: So where it says, picnic area are in red in the the bit on the left. You've got 4 icons above it, and it's the one on the right with the 4 dots. The square.

580\
00:43:06.240 --> 00:43:08.699\
chris edwards: To the left, move to the left.

581\
00:43:10.530 --> 00:43:11.270\
Stuart Council: Turn, left.

582\
00:43:12.380 --> 00:43:14.980\
chris edwards: No, go! Go away from the map on the left.

583\
00:43:16.200 --> 00:43:17.779\
Stuart Council: In the column on the left.

584\
00:43:18.440 --> 00:43:19.880\
helen Davey: Column on the left.

585\
00:43:22.300 --> 00:43:28.889\
Stuart Council: You've got 4 icons. No, no, no, not not there, not there. Above that. Above that you've got 4 icons.

586\
00:43:29.880 --> 00:43:34.540\
Angie Bamford: There's a little horseshoe, and it looks like a little upside down horseshoe. Next to that.

587\
00:43:34.540 --> 00:43:37.520\
chris edwards: Yes, on the right, to the right of the Horseshoe.

588\
00:43:37.520 --> 00:43:38.790\
Stuart Council: But the left arrow.

589\
00:43:38.920 --> 00:43:44.339\
Stuart Council: a grayed out rubber, the left, the small horseshoe, and a square. You want the square.

590\
00:43:44.800 --> 00:43:45.460\
helen Davey: Play.

591\
00:43:45.460 --> 00:43:46.340\
Angie Bamford: Pass along.

592\
00:43:47.280 --> 00:43:51.599\
Stuart Council: Yeah. Now choose the top one that says, Fa, football.

593\
00:43:51.600 --> 00:43:52.260\
helen Davey: Yes.

594\
00:43:53.120 --> 00:43:58.160\
Stuart Council: And scroll down, and we want a marquee.

595\
00:44:03.330 --> 00:44:10.339\
Stuart Council: choose marquee 3 by 3, and change the sizes to 4 by 4.

596\
00:44:17.190 --> 00:44:18.230\
helen Davey: Right.

597\
00:44:21.100 --> 00:44:25.740\
Stuart Council: So now now you've set your your marquee size.

598\
00:44:25.740 --> 00:44:26.300\
helen Davey: Yeah.

599\
00:44:27.230 --> 00:44:32.300\
Stuart Council: You want to click on that red line that you've just that we've just drawn.

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00:44:35.950 --> 00:44:38.659\
Stuart Council: Yeah, to place your marquee.

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00:44:39.880 --> 00:44:45.790\
helen Davey: Perfect, and I can keep going down midline.

602\
00:44:54.470 --> 00:44:56.150\
helen Davey: That's good, isn't it?

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00:44:57.960 --> 00:45:00.260\
John Roberts: Save before you go too far. Helen.

604\
00:45:00.650 --> 00:45:01.720\
helen Davey: Oh, so cute!

605\
00:45:01.880 --> 00:45:03.410\
John Roberts: You'll have to start again. But.

606\
00:45:03.800 --> 00:45:12.339\
Stuart Council: Yeah, you got each one, each one you put in. You've got to save in between Helen. So you need to draw one. Put one on that red line and save it.

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00:45:13.205 --> 00:45:16.950\
helen Davey: Yes, oops bit close.

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00:45:22.530 --> 00:45:25.680\
Stuart Council: And this is where it probably helps to.

609\
00:45:27.230 --> 00:45:27.820\
helen Davey: Oh!

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00:45:28.455 --> 00:45:31.280\
Stuart Council: It's all right. Don't worry. It's you're only putting one on there.

611\
00:45:32.740 --> 00:45:33.670\
helen Davey: Have, I.

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00:45:34.000 --> 00:45:35.340\
John Roberts: Yeah, go. To say.

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00:45:39.460 --> 00:45:45.550\
helen Davey: Oops. I got me right and left. Clicks mixed up right.

614\
00:45:45.550 --> 00:45:46.190\
Stuart Council: Yes.

615\
00:45:46.190 --> 00:45:49.890\
helen Davey: Save Hello!

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00:45:50.500 --> 00:45:51.070\
Stuart Council: Yeah.

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00:45:51.560 --> 00:46:05.680\
Stuart Council: you've done. You've taken a step further there than I was doing. Sorry I'm working on a phone. So I'm zoomed in looking at where we were on the lower line, and not seeing that you were working on this upper one.

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00:46:07.190 --> 00:46:11.620\
Stuart Council: But as you put a new one in, you can't edit it once you've put it in.

619\
00:46:11.620 --> 00:46:12.800\
helen Davey: All right.

620\
00:46:13.130 --> 00:46:24.260\
Stuart Council: Yeah. So where your at the moment now trying to change, turn that square around, you can do that.

621\
00:46:24.260 --> 00:46:24.660\
helen Davey: Yes.

622\
00:46:24.660 --> 00:46:28.280\
Stuart Council: Only for the very 1st time you put it down once you've.

623\
00:46:28.280 --> 00:46:29.170\
helen Davey: See.

624\
00:46:29.170 --> 00:46:30.900\
Stuart Council: Once you put it in

625\
00:46:31.210 --> 00:46:43.090\
Stuart Council: you, you shape sizes, and whatever are all set, and it just becomes 4 conjoined lines, and you end up losing your shape if you edit it, and whatever.

626\
00:46:44.570 --> 00:46:51.610\
Stuart Council: So you need to, if you want it to be a square and orientate it a certain way

627\
00:46:52.570 --> 00:47:01.079\
Stuart Council: you have to do that at the very beginning, when you 1st clicking on that line, to line it up and square it up. So that that's the way it sits.

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00:47:01.390 --> 00:47:10.700\
helen Davey: So if I did that, then I've got to turn it before I so.

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00:47:10.700 --> 00:47:11.250\
Stuart Council: Yeah.

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00:47:13.130 --> 00:47:17.810\
chris edwards: If you zoom right in on that last square

631\
00:47:18.680 --> 00:47:21.819\
chris edwards: bit more. But yeah, now, now get right.

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00:47:22.020 --> 00:47:25.389\
chris edwards: You should be able to put another square in below that

633\
00:47:29.960 --> 00:47:35.020\
chris edwards: right now. Twiggle that round and.

634\
00:47:36.132 --> 00:47:41.440\
Stuart Council: That one you're doing. Try and line that one up so it's parallel to the one above.

635\
00:47:43.430 --> 00:47:45.410\
Stuart Council: so keep twisting it round a bit.

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00:47:45.730 --> 00:47:46.940\
chris edwards: All circle.

637\
00:47:51.950 --> 00:47:54.629\
chris edwards: Yeah, that's more or less. It.

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00:47:55.020 --> 00:47:55.580\
Stuart Council: Yep.

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00:47:56.760 --> 00:48:03.088\
helen Davey: Don't want too big a gap, because if that's 4 majors I don't want about 3 in between.

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00:48:03.670 --> 00:48:08.018\
Stuart Council: No, but what you what you've got there is about half a meter in between the

641\
00:48:09.263 --> 00:48:10.250\
Stuart Council: The stoves.

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00:48:10.250 --> 00:48:12.679\
helen Davey: Yeah, right half of April.

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00:48:12.830 --> 00:48:17.500\
helen Davey: That made a a bigger about 2 feet, isn't it?

644\
00:48:17.650 --> 00:48:18.520\
helen Davey: So that'll be.

645\
00:48:18.520 --> 00:48:22.760\
Stuart Council: A meter. A meter is 3 and a quarter feet. Is it.

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00:48:23.540 --> 00:48:24.200\
helen Davey: Is it.

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00:48:24.890 --> 00:48:27.130\
John Roberts: 39 point and a quarter inches.

648\
00:48:27.460 --> 00:48:29.559\
helen Davey: So that would be about right, wouldn't it?

649\
00:48:30.510 --> 00:48:32.459\
helen Davey: Just enough room to get between?

650\
00:48:34.230 --> 00:48:41.920\
helen Davey: I can't know. So right well, thank you so much. That's wonderful.

651\
00:48:42.130 --> 00:48:48.500\
Stuart Council: But then, when you're done placing all of your marquines.

652\
00:48:49.140 --> 00:48:52.990\
Stuart Council: if you you can go back it go back on the left hand side there.

653\
00:48:53.572 --> 00:48:58.879\
Stuart Council: and turn off the the line there, and you won't see it.

654\
00:48:59.670 --> 00:49:05.979\
helen Davey: Right. So that will be all right, because I've just done that

655\
00:49:06.230 --> 00:49:10.459\
helen Davey: and put it back. So I'm sure if not, I'll see you next week.

656\
00:49:10.830 --> 00:49:15.630\
Stuart Council: Yeah. But and the other thing is, you can still go back to.

657\
00:49:15.940 --> 00:49:21.370\
Stuart Council: When was it 3 weeks ago in the wiki and watch the the video

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Stuart Council: or watch. Today's video when Graham pops it up just to remind yourself how to

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Stuart Council: how to do it.

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helen Davey: Well, I've been looking on every every week. I look on Wiki, and I can't put another one there by mistake

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helen Davey: up.

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helen Davey: I can't find anything except back to last April. I think so, probably in the wrong place. But

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helen Davey: zone already. Is it.

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Stuart Council: Yeah, I believe it's there.

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helen Davey: I will!

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Stuart Council: Sorry. That might be one for John to check, because, as I say, I'm on my phone, and

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Stuart Council: it's a bit more challenging.

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Angie Bamford: And did you want? Did you say you wanted to change those 2 icons to marquee icons

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Angie Bamford: rather than squares?

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Angie Bamford: Was that was that the original.

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helen Davey: It's about.

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Angie Bamford: Did you say you wanted to change those squares to the icons of a marquee first? st Is that your 1st question.

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helen Davey: No.

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Angie Bamford: On in style, weren't we to say.

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helen Davey: I just want to put them there for the size so that we can see when we know how many we've got. We'll know

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helen Davey: her to space and where we can put them. And if we've got enough room,

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helen Davey: And I was gonna had originally wanted to measure that line.

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helen Davey: So I knew how long the line was, but once I got these on, then I'll know how long it is. Why.

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Stuart Council: Yeah. Well, you. You can still check the

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Stuart Council: the line distance, the line, distance, or details are recorded in the line layer.

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helen Davey: I don't ha! Ha!

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Stuart Council: So if we, if you save

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Stuart Council: finish putting in the the marquee that you've got you working on at the moment, and save that.

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helen Davey: And then we can close out these 2 white boxes, so get rid of the

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helen Davey: and get rid of this.

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Stuart Council: This one now on your line layer. Might have to scroll down.

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helen Davey: Dinner.

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Angie Bamford: So for me.

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Stuart Council: Scroll down there it. The length is 69.8 5 meters.

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helen Davey: Oh, yeah, I don't want to get rid of it, do I?

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Stuart Council: Yeah, right? Tells you.

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helen Davey: If I click on that line.

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Stuart Council: Click on that line. Yep.

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helen Davey: All right.

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Stuart Council: I'm not.

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helen Davey: 69.

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Stuart Council: Point 8 5 metres.

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helen Davey: Right.

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Stuart Council: Basically 70 meters.

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helen Davey: 70 metres.

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helen Davey: I'll write that down this 70 right.

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Retired Clerk: And you're right, and you're right, Helen. The wiki is woefully out of date. They only go back to the end of April. So Graham Graham needs a kick. Send him a ticket, respond to his email, and tell him he's got to do his own work.

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helen Davey: Yeah, that's not good.

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helen Davey: Oh, there we are!

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helen Davey: You are clever.

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helen Davey: and that 1 0, that one

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helen Davey: doesn't want to tell me, because I've covered it up.

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helen Davey: If you zoom in enough you'll be able to find a bit of spare line, and

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helen Davey: that one is 20 pounds.

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helen Davey: Thank you, is absolutely brilliant.

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Stuart Council: I mean the other thing to do. When you get round to

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Stuart Council: doing this, it might actually benefit you, not doing it as a map layer

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Stuart Council: and changing your your view to the aerial photography layer.

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helen Davey: I'm saying right, but I'm not really.

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Stuart Council: So on the where, it says in the white box on the left hand side, where it says, line drawing, you've got the X on that.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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Stuart Council: If I click on the X.

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helen Davey: But.

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Stuart Council: Now in the green layers.

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Stuart Council: Where you've got ordnance survey. Psga.

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Stuart Council: Yep, click on that one.

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Stuart Council: And instead of having standard turn on the white layer and turn off standard.

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Stuart Council: Now minimize the ordnance survey Psga layer.

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chris edwards: No.

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helen Davey: No.

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Stuart Council: Yep.

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John Roberts: Notes.

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Stuart Council: So. No, it says ordnance survey. Psga, click on that again.

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helen Davey: Go left a bit.

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John Roberts: Go to the group, go!

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helen Davey: Go well.

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Stuart Council: Go left the left.

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helen Davey: Move it. Oh.

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Stuart Council: Post X, that.

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Stuart Council: Yeah. Where it says, ordnance survey. Psga, the 3rd one down.

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Stuart Council: Okay. Going? Oh, oh, yeah, no. That one click on that now.

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Stuart Council: 2 down, it says aerial photography, apg and click on the latest.

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helen Davey: Oh yes!

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Stuart Council: Yeah. And now click on that aerial photography apg, again to minimize

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Stuart Council: that out your way. And now, as you're working on it, you can see more realistically what obstructions

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00:55:33.740 --> 00:55:41.689\
Stuart Council: or anything are actually in line with where you're working, and whether that is the best place for.

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00:55:41.970 --> 00:55:43.190\
helen Davey: Your line.

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00:55:43.770 --> 00:55:46.770\
Stuart Council: And where you put in your gazebos.

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John Roberts: Right. Thank you.

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Stuart Council: You can't.

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00:55:49.090 --> 00:55:49.580\
John Roberts: If you.

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Stuart Council: Looking at those trees on the left there. You can't necessarily see them from the map layer, but you don't want to be within the trees with your gazebos.

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helen Davey: So I'll I'll have to move or delete those. Move them forward, move the line and move. Yeah, would.

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chris edwards: Yeah. Don't delete them.

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00:56:08.580 --> 00:56:09.689\
chris edwards: Just move them.

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Stuart Council: No, no! The easiest way is to delete them and do them again. Chris.

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chris edwards: Really oh, right?

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00:56:14.850 --> 00:56:23.519\
Stuart Council: Yeah, because when you when you try and edit them, you're editing the points on the corners and not the shape, and not dragging an entire shape.

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00:56:23.520 --> 00:56:24.809\
chris edwards: Oh! I beg your pardon.

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00:56:26.200 --> 00:56:26.910\
helen Davey: Added.

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John Roberts: In regards to Helen's original question where she was on about Icon.

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John Roberts: I think I'm right in saying you can only generate the icons if you're in a point layer.

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00:56:39.820 --> 00:56:40.620\
Stuart Council: Correct.

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helen Davey: Yeah, I I don't know.

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John Roberts: It won't work in Polygon online.

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00:56:46.690 --> 00:56:49.200\
helen Davey: I don't remember asking about.

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helen Davey: I think it was that young man who's just.

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00:56:51.840 --> 00:56:53.540\
John Roberts: A few minutes ago, Helen.

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helen Davey: Told you. I don't know what I'm talking about.

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00:56:58.680 --> 00:57:00.950\
John Roberts: I got. You've covered a lot since then.

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00:57:03.790 --> 00:57:06.920\
helen Davey: So I would need to. I'll need to delete these.

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00:57:08.600 --> 00:57:14.039\
Stuart Council: Yeah. So to do that again. Do we want to run through that now and make sure we've got that right.

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00:57:14.270 --> 00:57:15.900\
helen Davey: Yeah, please, thank you.

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00:57:16.070 --> 00:57:17.599\
Stuart Council: Expand that layer.

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00:57:18.500 --> 00:57:20.290\
Stuart Council: The parish lairs.

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00:57:21.400 --> 00:57:23.970\
helen Davey: Yeah, right.

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00:57:25.530 --> 00:57:35.190\
Stuart Council: Click on one of those squares for you, gazebos and.

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00:57:35.720 --> 00:57:39.600\
helen Davey: And clicked. Do I need to do something like parish layers?

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00:57:40.660 --> 00:57:47.040\
Stuart Council: No, it should come back up, and it's not click on that.

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00:57:47.610 --> 00:57:48.280\
helen Davey: Okay.

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00:57:48.280 --> 00:57:49.079\
Stuart Council: Click on that.

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00:57:53.810 --> 00:57:58.269\
Stuart Council: Yeah, you shouldn't need to keep zooming in, Helen. You should just be able to click on it.

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00:57:58.270 --> 00:58:00.009\
helen Davey: That was an accident as I was, I was.

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00:58:00.010 --> 00:58:01.529\
Stuart Council: That's all right. That's no worries.

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00:58:01.853 --> 00:58:05.090\
helen Davey: See, when I click, I somehow managed to move it.

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00:58:06.830 --> 00:58:07.990\
helen Davey: I think.

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00:58:09.760 --> 00:58:14.219\
Stuart Council: Okay might be that we have to refresh your browser. Then.

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00:58:14.970 --> 00:58:19.010\
Stuart Council: in which case we'll have to go back and do the

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00:58:19.280 --> 00:58:23.659\
Stuart Council: turning the map layer on, and whatever on the left as well.

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00:58:24.210 --> 00:58:27.899\
Stuart Council: So ordnance survey Psga, open up.

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00:58:32.650 --> 00:58:34.130\
Stuart Council: turn off standard.

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00:58:34.790 --> 00:58:37.990\
helen Davey: And I've got put on white first, st haven't I? Then click.

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00:58:37.990 --> 00:58:38.390\
Stuart Council: Yep.

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00:58:38.390 --> 00:58:41.050\
helen Davey: No standard, and then.

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00:58:41.050 --> 00:58:43.669\
Stuart Council: Minimize ordnance, survey Psga.

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00:58:44.340 --> 00:58:45.790\
helen Davey: Important salary.

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00:58:48.060 --> 00:58:48.940\
helen Davey: I.

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00:58:50.970 --> 00:58:52.079\
John Roberts: Close that one.

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00:58:53.620 --> 00:58:56.370\
Stuart Council: Yeah. No, Alan, scroll up, scroll up.

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00:58:57.580 --> 00:59:00.610\
Angie Bamford: Scroll up, click on that one

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00:59:04.430 --> 00:59:04.790\
Angie Bamford: on that.

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Stuart Council: Click on that one.

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00:59:07.570 --> 00:59:12.600\
Stuart Council: Now, the Apg, the aerial photography.

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00:59:13.410 --> 00:59:20.660\
Stuart Council: Yeah. Turn that one on and turn on that and then minimize the aerial photography layer.

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Angie Bamford: Click on it again. Kind of enable photography. Just click on it.

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00:59:26.760 --> 00:59:28.449\
Angie Bamford: I'll click on the guy.

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00:59:29.420 --> 00:59:34.999\
Stuart Council: Yeah. Now, scroll down to parish layers and it and open that one up.

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00:59:36.310 --> 00:59:41.159\
Stuart Council: Yeah. And you want you turn on your line drawing and 2025 in that.

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00:59:43.900 --> 00:59:45.769\
helen Davey: And I can click on that, can I?

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00:59:46.430 --> 00:59:48.989\
Stuart Council: Yeah. Now, you should be able to click on your square

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00:59:50.630 --> 00:59:52.699\
Stuart Council: and click on 2025.

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00:59:54.400 --> 00:59:54.760\
helen Davey: Hi.

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00:59:54.760 --> 00:59:56.880\
Stuart Council: And delete that.

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00:59:58.810 --> 00:59:59.360\
helen Davey: Thank you.

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01:00:01.480 --> 01:00:05.230\
Stuart Council: And repeat as necessary.

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01:00:10.200 --> 01:00:11.710\
Angie Bamford: Picnic picnic area.

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01:00:13.120 --> 01:00:16.830\
helen Davey: See that, but you can't do them all at once.

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01:00:29.770 --> 01:00:34.410\
John Roberts: The only way to get rid of them all at once is to delete the layer. But you don't want to go there.

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01:00:35.270 --> 01:00:35.850\
Stuart Council: Yeah.

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01:00:37.350 --> 01:00:42.780\
Stuart Council: So now, what we need to do is zoom in a little bit more

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01:00:45.170 --> 01:00:47.220\
Stuart Council: and click on your red line.

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01:00:49.080 --> 01:00:59.460\
Stuart Council: And now click on the pencil in the top left of the white bit, and let's move the

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01:01:01.540 --> 01:01:04.439\
Stuart Council: yeah, move. Move the red line away from the trees.

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01:01:12.730 --> 01:01:15.869\
helen Davey: I just typing it with me at once.

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01:01:16.180 --> 01:01:17.080\
helen Davey: Move?

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01:01:22.760 --> 01:01:23.830\
helen Davey: Oh, dear!

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01:01:26.170 --> 01:01:27.700\
helen Davey: How do I do that? Then?

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01:01:28.560 --> 01:01:30.699\
helen Davey: Can we go back and try again?

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01:01:30.700 --> 01:01:38.040\
Stuart Council: Click, click on the x in the top right hand corner of the white box. Click on the pencil.

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01:01:40.870 --> 01:01:41.710\
Stuart Council: Okay.

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01:01:42.840 --> 01:01:44.069\
helen Davey: Oh, that's better.

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01:01:53.240 --> 01:01:54.629\
helen Davey: That would be good.

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01:01:57.623 --> 01:01:58.850\
helen Davey: That's lovely!

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01:01:58.850 --> 01:02:03.579\
Stuart Council: And if that's if that's them fine, save that.

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01:02:08.200 --> 01:02:08.770\
helen Davey: Damn!

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01:02:09.150 --> 01:02:14.849\
Stuart Council: And now go back to the 2025.

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01:02:15.360 --> 01:02:17.189\
Stuart Council: Sorry click on the x in there

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01:02:19.770 --> 01:02:23.280\
Stuart Council: right now choose your 2025 layer. No, turn it on

834\
01:02:24.560 --> 01:02:26.800\
Stuart Council: change, 1020, 25 on.

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01:02:27.130 --> 01:02:30.710\
Stuart Council: and on the where the tick is at 2025,

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01:02:31.150 --> 01:02:36.650\
Stuart Council: that becomes a cog, click on the cog an add feature.

837\
01:02:41.230 --> 01:02:43.190\
Stuart Council: Now you want.

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01:02:43.710 --> 01:02:49.339\
Stuart Council: We're under where it says 2025 at the top. There, you've got those 4 icons and choose the square.

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01:02:50.000 --> 01:02:53.840\
Stuart Council: Now change your size to 4 by 4.

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01:02:59.720 --> 01:03:04.879\
Stuart Council: Yep, and then place your marquee on the line.

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01:03:05.650 --> 01:03:08.180\
Stuart Council: You might want to zoom in a little bit more.

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01:03:09.180 --> 01:03:11.719\
Stuart Council: so that you're a bit more accurate on the.

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01:03:11.880 --> 01:03:15.509\
helen Davey: Bye, I think I'll go halfway because it

844\
01:03:15.850 --> 01:03:18.209\
helen Davey: people will want to bring their cars

845\
01:03:18.330 --> 01:03:22.169\
helen Davey: so that will give them room to get random. Yeah.

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01:03:24.560 --> 01:03:26.870\
helen Davey: So that's fine.

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01:03:26.870 --> 01:03:32.210\
Stuart Council: And then, whether you line that up so the marquees sit in line with the edge of the football pitch, or whatever I don't know.

848\
01:03:32.210 --> 01:03:37.549\
helen Davey: Oh, that's that is a football pitch, but it won't be being used, because it's just what's on there

849\
01:03:38.850 --> 01:03:41.800\
helen Davey: at some where the children play.

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01:03:44.690 --> 01:03:48.590\
helen Davey: So yes, so.

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01:03:48.590 --> 01:03:53.010\
Stuart Council: Yeah. So when you've when you're happy with the 1st placement

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01:03:53.600 --> 01:03:58.420\
Stuart Council: work, work out whether you want to change the angle of that, or if it's happy at that angle

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01:03:58.590 --> 01:04:05.479\
Stuart Council: when that's the this, the circle in the bottom, right hand corner, and then when you're happy with it, click, save.

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01:04:06.990 --> 01:04:07.530\
helen Davey: Brilliant.

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01:04:07.530 --> 01:04:08.300\
Stuart Council: Okay.

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01:04:08.500 --> 01:04:08.880\
helen Davey: Lovely.

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01:04:08.880 --> 01:04:11.419\
Stuart Council: Then place your second one

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01:04:16.230 --> 01:04:21.850\
Stuart Council: and go through the process again, working out about your angle, and whatever

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01:04:25.560 --> 01:04:27.970\
Stuart Council: make sure you got enough room between them.

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01:04:30.710 --> 01:04:33.340\
helen Davey: So if I put it there.

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01:04:34.340 --> 01:04:36.509\
helen Davey: how much room would that give me.

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01:04:37.245 --> 01:04:37.510\
John Roberts: Mate.

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01:04:37.510 --> 01:04:39.810\
Stuart Council: That to me looks about a metre and a half.

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01:04:43.170 --> 01:04:44.110\
helen Davey: Too much.

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01:04:46.720 --> 01:04:51.750\
Stuart Council: I would say meter and a half is about right to give you room for guy ropes from each.

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helen Davey: Oh, I see. Yes.

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Stuart Council: Marquee.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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John Roberts: Are they markings, or are they Gazebos, Helen.

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helen Davey: I can see both.

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John Roberts: Yeah.

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helen Davey: But I went with Barkey, because that's good enough to take.

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Stuart Council: Okay, yeah, no, even if they if even gazebos, yeah, you don't. Meter and a half give room for people to walk in between the

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Stuart Council: gazebos without tripping over anything, and.

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helen Davey: That's right.

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helen Davey: Had.

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helen Davey: Yeah.

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chris edwards: Sorry to interrupt folks. Just gone 3 o'clock. Afraid I've got to attend a meeting later on, so thank you very much for your attendance.

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helen Davey: Wonderful.

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chris edwards: I'll leave you in the good hands of Stuart.

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helen Davey: Thank you very much indeed. Thank.

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chris edwards: Pleasure nice to see you all bye.

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helen Davey: Bye.

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chris edwards: Bye.

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helen Davey: Do it.

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helen Davey: I won't hold you up any longer. You have been such a help. Thank you.

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Stuart Council: No, no problem. I'm gonna say, it's just just a case of rinse copy. Repeat on on this and follow your way around. Make sure you get your your angles right for your gazebo that you're happy with before you save it.

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helen Davey: Yes.

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Stuart Council: And then move on to your next one.

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helen Davey: Thank you.

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helen Davey: Wonderful.

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Stuart Council: And all the best getting them sorted. We'll see you next week.

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Retired Clerk: Yes, I hope I'll see you next week, and then you can put me right again.

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John Roberts: Thanks. Stuart.

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Stuart Council: Hello!

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Stuart Council: Good! And folks.

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helen Davey: Bye, but.