Issue - meetings
Public Space Protection Order for Town Centre
Meeting: 20/06/2019 - Cabinet (Item 10)
10 Public Space Protection Order for Town Centre 
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Additional documents:
- Appendix 1 - PSPO Alcohol Ball Games Town Centre, item 10
PDF 123 KB
- Appendix 1 - GIM4409-066D Town Centre Alcohol etc Boundaries, item 10
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- Appendix 1 - PSPO Cycling, item 10
PDF 117 KB
- Appendix 1 - GIM4409-067 Cycling Boundary, item 10
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- Appendix 2 - PSPO Business Letters gone out to following, item 10
PDF 276 KB
- Appendix 3 - Social Media Responses, item 10
PDF 495 KB
- Appendix 4 - The Guardian (Local Newspaper) Press Release, item 10
PDF 217 KB
- Appendix 5 - Social Media Website Consultation, item 10
PDF 275 KB
- Appendix 6 - Copy of PSPO Consultation, item 10
PDF 403 KB
- Appendix 7- Response from Statutory Consultee, item 10
PDF 195 KB
- Appendix 8 - Online Consultation Questopm after 12 March 2019, item 10
PDF 104 KB
- Appendix 9 - Online Responses to Consultation after 12 March 2019, item 10
PDF 441 KB
- Appendix 10 - Email Responses to Consultation after 12 March 2019, item 10
PDF 245 KB
- Appendix 11 - Corporate ASB Policy, item 10
PDF 110 KB
Decision:
RESOLVED that:
A Approved the Public Space Protection Order (attached as Appendix 1 to the report) after considering the consultation responses.
B Approved that the Public Space Protection Order comes into force once all necessary signage has been put in place.
C Agreed that once implemented, the Public Space Protection Order is monitored for three years and a report on its impact is brought back with recommendations on any extensions, amendments or additions if required.
D Agreed that cases not covered by the Public Space Protection Order that require enforcement based on behaviour will continue to be enforced through the Council’s Anti-Social Behaviour policy.
Minutes:
Cabinet received a report to approve the implementation of a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) in the Town Centre. The PSPO prohibited cycling, the consumption of alcohol and ball games (with the exception of table tennis in the Stone Cross area).
Proposed by Councillor Eugenie Harvey (seconded by Councillor Mark Ingall) it was:
RESOLVED that:
A Approved the Public Space Protection Order (attached as Appendix 1 to the report) after considering the consultation responses.
B Approved that the Public Space Protection Order comes into force once all necessary signage has been put in place.
C Agreed that once implemented, the Public Space Protection Order is monitored for three years and a report on its impact is brought back with recommendations on any extensions, amendments or additions if required.
D Agreed that cases not covered by the Public Space Protection Order that require enforcement based on behaviour will continue to be enforced through the Council’s Anti-Social Behaviour policy.