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Climate Change Gold Motorvate Award received, for the second year running, for reductions in carbon dioxide production in the Council’s fleet vehicles. Over the last year, the Council’s carbon footprint has been reduced by an additional 3.1%, This is a total of 21.7% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions since 2009/10. As a result of this we are the highest performing Council in terms of CO2 emissions in the East Midlands. The Solar PV installed at the Pavilion in December 2011 has already achieved a feed-in-tariff of £3501.40, in 10 months set against a predicted £3374 for the first 12 months. Envirocrime Three successful prosecutions secured. Two people were found guilty of duty of care offences and were fined a total of over £1000. One person was found guilty of a littering offence and fined a total of £215. Building Control 1. Maintained income levels despite the current economic climate and in particular the extremely negative affect that it is having on the UK construction industry whilst at the same time being exposed to fierce competition from the private sector. 2. Following the recent successful introduction of charges for works carried out on Street Naming and Numbering within our district, the Section has been able to report that from April of this year this has attracted £4,470.00 of additional income into the Council. 3. Continued to expand on the number of Partner Agents who submit their applications to ourselves which attracts additional income into this council that would usually be payable to other Local Authorities. 4. Utilised the skills of our Surveyors in a diversification exercise that has enabled the Council to save money by not having to employ the services of external consultants to carry out Fire Risk Assessments on its own buildings and have also acted on an advisory basis in the design process of the new Golf Driving Range at the Pavilion. 5. Carried out 712 Building Control inspections on building works currently under construction within our District whilst at the same time maintaining our 100% record for attending those sites on the same day as requested 6. Simplified the process for ourselves and our customers in dealing with both defective and new street nameplates within the District of Blaby after having carried out a Systems Thinking exercise on this area. Priority 2 - Ensure that Blaby’s Refuse and Recycling service is lean, efficient and fit for purpose A further recycling trial was conducted in Braunstone Town, Sharnford, Sapcote and Aston Flamville during September. Based on the results from the trial and the financial implications associated with glass collection, a report was taken to cabinet on Monday, 22 nd October 2012 recommending a change to the recycling collection service. The report recommended that we collect mixed recyclate (paper/card, plastic and cans) in one bin on a fortnightly basis. It also recommended that glass would not be collected from the kerbside unless the economics for collecting it become more viable. Residents would be asked to use the colour separated glass banks provided in the District or put the glass in the residual waste bin. This report was subsequently approved by Members. Monitoring of Cabinet Executive Decisions: Ref Report Title Decision Current position 1248 Enforcement Action, Land at Narborough Road South Braunstone Town That the Regulatory Services Group Manager and Legal Services Manager be delegated to take action in relation to land off Narborough Road South, Braunstone Town, using the Compulsory Purchase Powers under Section 226(1)(a) of the 2 Page 104 Compulsory Purchase Order served on 26 th March with a deadline of 31 st May 2012 for any representation to be made to the Secretary of State. Representation was made in respect of the CPO – Public September 2012
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and procedure under Section 103 of the Law Of Property Act 1925. 3 Page 105 Inquiry now set for 8/1/13. The owner is progressing a private sale. September 2012
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