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13th April 2021 Environmental Services Meeting

Environmental Services Committee

Date: Monday, 19th April 2021 Time: 07:00 PM

Agenda

  1. Apologies
  2. Declarations of Interest
  3. Minutes of Meeting held Tuesday 9 March 2021 (summary attached)

             FOR DECISION (Items 4-8 inclusive)

4.      Appointment of Qualified Public Analyst (report attached)

5.      Application for a Dog Breeding Establishment (report attached)

6.      Environmental Services Business Plans (to follow v2)

7.      LiveSmart Community Environmental Grant Programme 2021-22 (report attached)

8.      Construction of In-Vessel Composting (IVC) Facility at Letterloan Composting Facility (report attached)

FOR INFORMATION (Items 9-12 inclusive)

9.      Amusement Permit Renewals (report attached)

10.    Petroleum Spirit Licence Renewals (report attached)

11.    Street Trading Licence Renewals (report attached)

12.    Revised Food Law Code of Practice, Practice Guidance and Competency Framework (report attached)

13.    Correspondence (report attached)

14.    Consultative Documents

15.    Conferences

16.    Matters for Reporting to Partnership Panel

          IN COMMITTEE (Item 17-20)

17.    Emergency Plan 2021-2022 (report attached)

18.    Tender report for Professional Consultancy Services Framework 2021-2025 (report attached)

19.    Coleraine Marina Economic Appraisal (report attached)

20.    Period 11 ES Management Accounts (report attached)      

21.   Any Other Relevant Business (notified in accordance with Standing Order 12 (o))

Alderman Robinson
Given that only one dog fouling fine was issued as detailed within the Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful Cleaner neighbourhood report for 2019/20, can the Council state how one reported dog fouling fine fares against the numbers of reports from residents of dog fouling and against the numbers of residents providing names of suspected offenders.
Given the low rate of fines issued during that financial year, what action can Council take to effect behavioural change but also to encourage more residents to come forward with names and potential addresses of those involved in such anti-community activity.

Councillor Bateson
Amenity sites and the booking system. An update on where the council are at with it at present in light of the current easing of restrictions