Decision - Washington Street: outcome of consultation on changes to refuse collections

Brighton and Hove Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee Decided 18 Jan 2022 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee

Report author

Lynsay Cook

Published

19 Jan 2022

Reference

6501

As published

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1) That Committee agrees for individual refuse wheelie bins to be provided to households in Washington Street, based on the results of the consultation, and pending a wider piece of work as part of the Modernisation Programme.

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A consultation found that most responding residents preferred individual refuse wheelie bins rather than communal refuse bins. The committee was asked to approve providing individual bins as a temporary arrangement pending a wider review of waste management across Hanover.

Recommendation

Provide individual refuse wheelie bins to households in Washington Street, pending a wider piece of work as part of the Modernisation Programme.

Financial impact

There are no direct financial implications arising from the recommendations. Refuse bins will be provided from existing stock or an existing budget.

Ward affected

Hanover & Elm Gove

Decision maker

Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee

Date in document

18 Jan 2022

Stakeholders named

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Residents of Washington StreetResidents in HanoverEnvironment, Transport & Sustainability CommitteeCitycleanCity Environment

Next steps

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Provide individual refuse wheelie bins to households in Washington Street.
Write to Washington Street residents explaining the next steps and asking them to store bins on their property except on collection day where possible.
Complete a wider review of waste management across Hanover as part of the Modernisation Programme.
Reuse the eight communal bins removed from Washington Street elsewhere in the city.

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