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Environmental Services 9 September 2025

Environmental Services Committee

Date: Tuesday, 9th September 2025 Time: 07:00 PM

Agenda

1. Apologies

2. Declarations of Interest

3. Minutes of previous meeting held Tuesday 10th June 2025 (summary attached)

FOR DECISION (Items 4-12)

4. Review of Environmental Services Committee Terms of Reference (to follow)

5. Entertainment Licensing Report (report attached)

6. Consultation on New Rules for Selling and Supplying Puppies and Kittens (report attached)

7. Consultation on Dilapidation Bill (report attached)

8. Drinking in Public Byelaws and Powers (report attached)

9. Consultation on Proposed Updates to Technical Guidance for the Assessment of Noise Emissions from Onshore Wind Turbines (report attached)

10. Adoption of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Climate Change Action Strategy (to follow)

11. Consultation Responses to Northern Ireland Climate Change Adaptation Programme 3 (NICCAP3) (report  attached)

12. Consultation Responses to DAERA’s Climate Action Plan (report attached)

FOR INFORMATION (Items 13-20)

13. Amusement Permit Renewals (report attached)

14. Approval of premises as a Venue for Civil Marriage (report attached)

15. Approval of premises as a Venue for Civil Partnership (report attached)

16. Entertainment Licence Renewals (report attached)

17. Pavement Café Licence Renewals (report attached)

18. Petroleum Spirit Licence Renewals (report attached)

19. Animal Welfare Update (report attached)

20. Period 3 ES Management Accounts and Financial Positions 2025/26 (report attached)

21. Matters for Reporting to Partnership Panel

22. Consultations

23. Correspondence (report attached)

24. Notice of Motion proposed by Alderman Stewart, seconded by Councillor Kane from Council Meeting held Tuesday 5th August 2025

That this council will assess the need for Electric Vehicle (EV) charging points across the Borough. This review will consider the growing number of residents who own or are considering owning electric vehicles, as well as the needs of tourists visiting the area who may hire electric cars. It will also address the potential for charging points at leisure centres, community halls, and civic buildings, such as the Cloonavin and Riada House. The motion further aims to evaluate the Council's fleet requirements and the infrastructure needed at depots to support a transition to zero-emission vehicles, in line with government targets. Additionally, the review will focus on the availability of charging stations in car parks, both for short- and long-stay parking, and those located near popular tourist destinations. The motion aims to ensure that the Borough is equipped to meet the future demand for electric vehicle infrastructure and comply with national environmental goals.

FOR DECISION IN COMMITTEE (Item 25-27)

25. Purchase of a 5 Gang Cylinder Mower (report attached)

26. Portrush Harbour Footbridge Repairs (report attached)

27. Tender for the Collection/Receipt and Reprocessing of Wood from Household Recycling Centres (report attached)

FOR INFORMATION IN COMMITTEE (Item 28-31)

28. Licences Issued under Delegated Authority (report attached)

29. Street Trading Licence Renewals (report attached)

30. Dangerous Structure Update (report attached)

31. Update on Auction of Concessionary Trading Sites – Portaneevy and West Strand (report attached)

32. Any Other Relevant Business (notified in accordance with Standing Order 12 (0))


Alderman Fielding

‘Can members have an update on roll-out of new no dog fouling signs showing maximum £200 fine penalty.’