Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee

Agenda Item 95


       

Subject:                    Conservative Group Amendment

 

Public Space Protection Orders - barbecues, lanterns and balloons: Outcome of Public Consultation

 

Date of meeting:    15 March 2022

 

 

 

To amend recommendation 2.1 and 2.5 as struckthrough and add recommendation 2.6 as shown in bold italics below:

 

 

2.2       That Committee agrees to make a PSPO to stop the use of single-use, disposable barbecues and the release of lanterns and balloons in or on council-owned parks, open spaces and the seafront.

 

2.5       That Committee authorise Environmental Enforcement Officers to issue Fixed Penalty Notices for non-compliance with PSPOs in respect of the use of single-use barbecues and the release of lanterns and balloons.

 

2.6       That further research will be carried out to investigate the possibility of communal barbecues, barbecue areas or no-barbecue beaches and a report brought back to Committee with the results of those investigations.

 

 

Proposed by: Cllr Nemeth                              Seconded by: Cllr Peltzer Dunn

 

 

Recommendations to read if carried:

2.1       That Committee note the results of the public consultation as detailed in Appendix 1.

 

2.2       That Committee agrees to make a PSPO to stop release of lanterns and balloons in or on council-owned parks, open spaces and the seafront.

 

2.3       That Committee approves the updated Environmental Enforcement Framework as detailed in Appendix 2 (tracked changes version) and Appendix 3 (clean version).

 

2.4       That Committee approve the £100 fine for failure to comply with the PSPOs.

 

2.5       That Committee authorise Environmental Enforcement Officers to issue Fixed Penalty Notices for non-compliance with PSPOs in respect of the release of lanterns and balloons.

 

2.6      That further research will be carried out to investigate the possibility of communal barbecues, barbecue areas or no-barbecue beaches and a report brought back to Committee with the results of those investigations.