Issue - meetings

Community Clean-Up Campaign Plan

Meeting: 11/11/2009 - Weekly Bulletin (Item 14.)

Community Clean-Up Campaign Plan

The Environmental Services Portfolio Holder agreed the proposals for the community Clean Up initiative as outlined in the report.

 

Decision taken 9 November and published 10 November 2009.  Call-in expires at 5 pm on 17 November 2009.  Decision can be implemented from 18 November 2009 if not called-in.


Meeting: 09/11/2009 - Environmental Services Portfolio Holder's Meeting (Item 16)

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Decision:

The Environmental Services Portfolio Holder agreed the proposals for the Community Clean Up initiative as outlined in the report.

Minutes:

Noting the Council’s commitment to ensuring that South Cambridgeshire continues to be a safe and healthy place for all, the Environmental Services Portfolio Holder considered a report about proposals to establish a programme of at least ten Community Clean Up events each year throughout the District.

 

Councillor Deborah Roberts urged caution, saying that many residents saw this as a district council function.  In much the same way, parish councils might not be inclined to participate in clean-up events.  There would however be a benefit in promoting such a scheme in partnership with Registered Social Landlords and the Council’s Affordable Homes service.   The Portfolio Holder supported the idea of offering inducements in order to promote good citizenship and a sense of ownership. 

 

The Environmental Services Portfolio Holder agreed the proposals for the Community Clean Up initiative as outlined in the report.