ANY OTHER BUSINESS THE CHAIR CONSIDERS TO BE URGENT
Minutes:
i. Fortnightly Refuse Collection
The Committee collectively expressed concerns at the roll out of the fortnightly refuse collection, in particular:
· Lack of cohesive information forthcoming from Veolia in terms of collection and generally difficulties in making complaints through the call-centre and lack of action despite reassurances that complaints would be followed through and responded to.
· Concerns at HMOs collections with considerable bin overflow (an example given was at Queens Avenue having around 15 bins lined up and overflowing)
· Misinformation regarding continuing or ceasing of use of green recycling boxes and inconsistency of approach across the Area in terms of some collectors emptying whereas other refusing to.
· Numerous concerns regarding bin sizes and subsequent requests for smaller bins not being supplied.
The Chair asked, and Councillor Jenks agreed to co-ordinate complaints received from residents to Members and that they be compiled into a list, to be submitted following the Easter period to officers.
RESOLVED
That all complaints received from residents in respect of the fortnightly refuse collection be forwarded to Councillor Jenks to compile a composite list to be submitted to officers, during the week commencing 9 April 2012.
ACTION Chair/Cllr Jenks