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Minutes:
The Committee
received a report from the Enforcement Team Leader. The report outlined an
overview of City Council Refuse and Environment and Streets and Open Spaces
service activity relating to the geographical area served by the East Area
Committee.
The following were
suggestions to the Committee on what action could be considered for priority
within the East Area:
i. Early
morning, daytime and weekend patrols for dog fouling Mill Road Cemetery.
ii. Enforcement
patrols to tackle environmental crime at Thorpe Way estate and St Matthews
Street area.
iii. Enforcement
patrols to tackle fly tipping, litter, side waste and trade waste along in the Petersfield area of Mill Road.
The Enforcement Team
Leader made the following comments in response to the Committee’s questions:
i. Petersfield Green was regularly included in teams’ patrol
route to ensure that the area was safe and clear of needles, as children
regularly used the playground.
ii. With
regards to the 400 needles which were removed from a street bin in Vinery Road,
some had been boxed and some loose. It was believed to have been dumped by the
same individual.
iii. Offensive
graffiti would be removed the same day it had been reported, none offensive
graffiti would be cleaned off 5 to 7 days from being reported.
The Committee resolved unanimously to prioritise for
action as amended (additional text underlined):
i. Early
morning, daytime and weekend patrols for dog fouling Mill Road Cemetery.
ii. Enforcement
patrols to tackle environmental crime at Thorpe Way estate and St Matthews
Street area
iii. Enforcement
patrols to tackle fly tipping, litter, side waste and trade waste along in the Petersfield area of Mill Road, with a particular focus on Petersfield Green.
iv. To
patrol the newly installed seating areas of Cavendish Road and Mill Road.