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Decision - Pool Passage Public Space Protection Order 2022

Brighton and Hove Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee Decided 15 Sep 2022 for determination GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee
Report author
Simon Bannister
Published
15 Sep 2022
Reference
6701

As published

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This report considers responses to the consultation and engagement around developing a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) highway restriction at Pool Passage and recommends that a PSPO as described in the report be granted for this location.

RESOLVED: That the Tourism, Equalities, Communities, and Culture Committee grant the Pool Passage Public Space Protection Order (See appendix 1)

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The report asks the committee to grant a Public Space Protection Order for Pool Passage in response to persistent crime and antisocial behaviour, including drug-related activity, threats, damage and street fouling. The proposed order would restrict access through the southern entrance between 7pm and 9am while preserving access for residents and businesses via the northern entrance.

Recommendation
That the committee grant the Pool Passage Public Space Protection Order.
Financial impact
Council costs are limited to staffing and standard administration costs and will be met from existing budget resources; residents will fund the gating scheme through ward councillor ward member budget funds and resident contributions as required.
Ward affected
Regency
Decision maker
Tourism, Equalities, Communities and Culture Committee
Date in document
1 Sep 2022

Stakeholders named

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Residents and businesses along and adjoining Pool PassageSussex PolicePolice & Crime CommissionerRegency ward councillorsCaroline Lucas MPBHCC Safety CommunitiesBHCC HighwaysBHCC PlanningCityclean

Next steps

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  • Grant the Pool Passage Public Space Protection Order.
  • Residents will design, install and maintain the gate and manage its daily locking and unlocking under the community agreement.
  • Residents and businesses on Pool Passage will receive the gate PIN code.
  • The gate design and installation will follow BHCC Planning guidance.

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