Common use of Environmental Regulation Clause in Contracts

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 85% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 15% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer North East are detailed at Appendix G together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 8580% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 1520% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer North East are detailed at Appendix G South, together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. , are detailed at appendix C: The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub Sub-group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 8572% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 1528% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer Inner North East West are detailed at Appendix G G, together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 8572% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 1528% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer North East West are detailed at Appendix G together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 8570% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 1530% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer North East are detailed at Appendix G together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. C: The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub Sub-group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 8560% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 1540% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer North East are detailed at Appendix G Inner South, together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. , are detailed at appendix C: The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub Sub-group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 8555% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 1545% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer North Inner East are detailed at Appendix G together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.

Environmental Regulation. The enforcement services to be delegated all operate on a Monday – Friday basis, although weekends and evening working is possible by prior arrangement, but usually at additional expense. The majority of work undertaken by the Regulatory team involves responding to requests for service made by members of the public, via the Council’s contact centre, or Xxxx xxxx Members. Responding to these issues takes up approximately 8558% of the time available within the team. On this basis the Area Committee is currently able to direct approximately 1542% to be used best to fit with local priorities. The requests for service made in 2010 in Outer Inner North East are detailed at Appendix G together with a summary of the services provided by this part of the team. The work of this element of the service forms part of the next phase of the review of Environmental Services. The Area Committee’s Environmental sub group will need to consider the following, in order to help inform the review and how the existing capacity to respond to local priorities can be best used; • The Area Committee’s top enforcement issues • The preferred balance of approaches locally, i.e. between enforcement, clean-up and educational/promotional activity; and • Geographical hotspots At a xxxx level, local tasking arrangements will be used by the service to lead discussion and ensure the securing of partner resources in problem solving and addressing the priority “grime” issues through joint enforcement.