Issue details

Working together to improve domestic waste collection and recycling

Executive Board is recommended to:

·  Acknowledge that the vast majority of the City’s residents use their waste and recycling services appropriately, but that the city needs all residents to take responsibility for their domestic waste and manage it well.

·  Endorse the programme of co-ordinated communications, marketing and engagement to provide the information, tools and services to support, as a social norm, good waste and recycling habits with a positive impact of local neighbourhoods.

·  Consider the use of targeted enforcement powers to enforcement action for persistent unreasonable waste and recycling behaviours.

 

Decision type: Key

Reason Key: Expenditure > £250,000;

Decision status: Recommendations Approved

Notice of proposed decision first published: 28/06/2016

Decision due: 27 Jul 2016 by Executive Board

Contact: Susan Upton, Chief Officer Service Development 0113 2474041.

Consultation process

As per communications plan in the report

Consultees

Public/ Community Committees

Portfolio Holder: Environmental protection and community safety

Decisions

Agenda items

Documents

  • Working together to improve domestic waste collection and recycling