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Environmental Enforcement Concession Procurement
Decision Maker: Cabinet
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: Yes
Is subject to call in?: Yes
Purpose:
This report seeks agreement to procure an
Environmental Enforcement Service for a period of four years that
will patrol, educate and issue Fixed Penalty Notices for specified
environmental offences as part of city strategy of zero tolerance
towards environmental crime.
Decision:
Cabinet:
1. Agreed that a clean streets strategy building on the achievements and learning to date would be developed by the Neighbourhood Services Team and approved by the Executive Director for Communities in consultation with the Cabinet Member with responsibility for Energy, Waste and Regulatory Services.
2. Approved a procurement process for an environmental enforcement concession service.
3. Delegated to the Executive Director for Communities in consultation with the Cabinet Member with responsibility for Energy, Waste and Regulatory Services the decision as to whether to pursue a multi-authority approach or Bristol City Council procuring the service on its own.
4. Delegated to the Executive Director for Communities in consultation with the Cabinet Member with responsibility for Energy, Waste and Regulatory Services the authority to enter into a contract for an environmental enforcement concession for a period of four years.
Report author: Penny Germon
Publication date: 04/09/2018
Date of decision: 04/09/2018
Decided at meeting: 04/09/2018 - Cabinet
Effective from: 12/09/2018
Accompanying Documents:
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