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Decision - Outcomes of environmental enforcement consultations

Brighton and Hove Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee Decided 15 Nov 2022 approved GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee
Report author
Lynsay Cook
Published
17 Nov 2022
Reference
6767

As published

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Responses to public consultations on Flyposting and Stickering and Managing household bins and boxes

1) That Committee agrees to introduce new enforcement measures to tackle flyposting and stickering as set out in the report and tracked as changes in the Environmental Enforcement Framework in Appendix 1. 2) That Committee agrees to introduce new enforcement measures to tackle household waste bin and box offences as set out in the report and tracked as changes in the Environmental Enforcement Framework in Appendix 1. 3) That Committee notes the research completed into alternative approaches to single use barbecue provision in Appendix 7.

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The consultation on introducing enforcement measures for flyposting and stickering across the city received 77 responses between 8 June and 14 August 2022. Most respondents agreed that flyposting and stickering are a problem, harm quality of life, and that the council should introduce enforcement measures including CPWs, CPNs and £100 FPNs or prosecution for non-compliance.

Recommendation
Introduce enforcement measures against flyposting and stickering, including Community Protection Warnings, Community Protection Notices, and a £100 Fixed Penalty Notice or prosecution through the Magistrate’s Court for non-compliance with a CPN.
Financial impact
No budget amount stated; the proposed FPN is £100.
Ward affected
city-wide

Stakeholders named

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Residents of Brighton & HoveLocal businessesLocal community or voluntary groupsVisitorsIndividuals and bodies responsible for flyposting and stickeringEnvironmental Enforcement ServiceStreet Cleansing staff

Next steps

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  • Consider introducing the proposed enforcement measures.
  • Explore enforcement against printers of stickers or posters, or educate printers if enforcement is not possible.
  • Continue addressing tagging through the Graffiti Reduction Strategy.
  • Continue exploring fast food and energy drink advertising through the officer project group.

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