Request reference: 8356
Issue date: 03.04.23
Request received:
1. From March 23rd 2020 to July 15th 2020, how many extra accommodation beds (we define each safe space of accommodation as a 'bed') were made available to victims of domestic abuse specifically (not homeless people or any other groups needing accommodation)? Within this data on beds for domestic abuse survivors I would like the following breakdown: 2. What is the gender breakdown of the beds provided? i e how many were made available for women, men etc 3. How many of these beds were move on beds? 4. How many of these beds were refuge beds? 5. How many dependents also found refuge with the escaping parent? 6. Please let us know if you do not track this information but it is tracked on your behalf by a third party. Please give details of the third party For all beds (extra and not) we would like to know of the same period (March 23rd 2020 to July 15th 2020) 7. Did you record diversity and inclusion data on the race/ethnicity, religion, disability status of the survivors using the beds? 8. What kinds of accommodation - bed and breakfasts, private rented accommodations, hotels, council housing, storage containers and any other housing - did you provide or commission? How many of each were available during the periods above? 9. Please let us know if you do not hold this information. If the data is held by a third party on your behalf, please let us know the name of the third party 10. From the 23rd March 2020 to 15th July 2020, how many times did you respond to a pest control problem? 11. Of those incidents, how many call-outs were in response to pests?
Response provided:
1. During this time period the Council did not place in Temporary Accommodation due to Domestic Abuse 2. N/A 3. N/A 4. N/A 5. Zero 6. The Council does not commission accommodation for Domestic Abuse as this would be held by Devon County Council (North Devon Council is a two tier authority) 7. On Housing systems they have requests for information in relation to those quoted however they do allow the option to refuse to comment 8. The Housing team provides emergency accommodation for those approaching the Council; as homeless, trying to ensure the best use of accommodation and avoid the use of Bed and Breakfasts at all times especially for families but there will be occasions where they are required to be used 9. Not Applicable 10. Zero 11. Zero
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8434
Issue date: 03.04.23
Request received:
1. Please complete the following questions below about the cost of exempt provision in your local authority in 2021/22 a) How much did you spend on the provision of 'exempt accommodation'? b) How many HB claims did you receive under the exempt rules? 2. Please complete the following questions below about the providers of exempt accommodation in your local authority for each of the following years: 2021/22 a) Total number of providers who received exempt HB funding Of which were: i) Registered Providers (registered with the Regulator of Social Housing) ii) Registered Charities (Organisations registered with Charity Commission but not with Regulator for Social Housing) iii) Community Interest Companies (registered as a CIC on the Companies House register, but not registered with the Regulator of Social Housing or the Charity Commission) iv) Local Authority (including those where the Authority is also registered with the Regulator of Social Housing) v) Other b) Total number of units provided that received exempt HB funding for each of the following years: 2021/22 i) Registered Providers (registered with the Regulator of Social Housing) ii) Registered Charities (Organisations registered with Charity Commission but not with Regulator for Social Housing) iii) Community Interest Companies (registered as a CIC on the Companies House register, but not registered with the Regulator of Social Housing or the Charity Commission) iv) Local Authority (including those where the Authority is also registered with the Regulator of Social Housing) v) Other 3. a) A list of all providers that have provided exempt accommodation and, if possible, the number of claims they are/were responsible for? Could you please provide this data for the years 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 4. a) Provision of inks to or copies of any policy/procedure or guide for the following? b) Confirm if you have a dedicated team looking into exempt accommodation or exempt accommodation claims? If so, how many people in this team?
Response provided:
1. a) £3,895,877.40 b) This information is not recorded 2. a) 20: i) 15 ii) Four iii) Zero iv) One v) Zero 2. b) 254: i) 167 ii) 86 iii) Zero iv) One v) 0 3. a) As follows: 2021/2022: Advance Housing and Support Ltd = 6 Auckland Home Solutions =3 Encompass Southwest = 17 Falcon Housing Association = 13 Freedom Housing = 48 Golden Lane Housing Ltd = 1 Hanover Housing Association = 8 Hf Trust Ltd (Self Unlimited) = 3 North Devon Council = 1 Livewest Homes Limited = 9 Methodist Homes - South and West Region = 10 North Devon Homes = 84 North Devon Womens Aid Ltd = 1 Pivotal Housing Association = 3 Progress Care Housing Association = 3 Rethink = 4 Sanctuary Housing South West Ltd = 11 Trinity Housing Association = 7 Westward Housing = 5 Young Devon = 17 2020/2021: Advance Housing and Support Ltd = 6 Auckland Home Solutions = 4 Encircle Housing Association = 5 Encompass Southwest = 18 Falcon Housing Association = 5 Freedom Housing = 41 Golden Lane Housing Ltd = 1 Hanover Housing Association = 9 Hf Trust Ltd (Self Unlimited) = 3 North Devon Council = 1 Livewest Homes Limited = 10 Methodist Homes - South and West Region = 11 North Devon Homes = 85 North Devon Womens Aid Ltd = 3 Progress Care Housing Association = 3 Rethink = 5 Sanctuary Housing South West Ltd = 12 Trinity Housing Association = 5 Westward Housing = 6 Young Devon = 21 2019/2020: Advance Housing and Support Ltd = 5 Eagle Community Ltd = 7 Encircle Housing Association = 4 Encompass Southwest = 9 Freedom Housing = 33 Hanover Housing Association = 8 Hf Trust Ltd (Self Unlimited) = 2 North Devon Council = 6 Livewest Homes Limited = 9 Methodist Homes - South and West Region = 12 North Devon Homes = 56 North Devon Womens Aid Ltd = 1 Progress Care Housing Association = 1 Rethink = 4 Sanctuary Housing South West Ltd = 7 Trinity Housing Association = 6 Westmoreland Supported Housing Association = 1 Westward Housing = 6 Young Devon = 13 4. a) the Council does not have any links or policies, only DWP legislation and guidance is followed b) No it does not have a dedicated team
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8465
Issue date: 03.04.23
Request received:
The following information regarding exempt accommodation (as set out in Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit (Consequential Provisions) Regulations 20061, Schedule three, paragraph 4(10)) in the council area For the financial years 2021-22, 2020-21, 2019-20, please provide the below If the exact figure is not known, please provide the figure that the council uses in its own accounting/record keeping, and indicate that it is a council-estimated figure How much money was paid out by the council to providers to supply exempt accommodation in total in each of these financial years? How many people in the council area were housed in exempt accommodation paid for by the council? What is the average claim (in pounds) by providers per individual per year to supply exempt accommodation in your council area? If different from Q3, what is the highest claim (in pounds) by providers per individual per year to supply exempt accommodation in your council area? Please provide the information in an editable format (word document, spreadsheet)
Response provided:
1. 2019/20 = £3,178,565.73 2020/21 = £3,663,063.75 2021/22 = £3,895,877.40 2. As follows: Households Entering Temporary Accommodation -01.04.20 -31.03.21 -Total = 198 Privately managed Bed and Breakfast hotels (privately managed, meal/s provided, shared facilities) = 128 Private sector accommodation leased by your authority or leased or managed by a registered provider = 50 Other nightly paid, privately managed accommodation, self-contained = 39 Accommodation within your own stock = 30 Directly with a private sector landlord = 1 Households Entering Temporary Accommodation - 01 April 2021 - 31 March 2022 -Total = 207 Privately managed Bed and Breakfast hotels (privately managed, meal/s provided, shared facilities) = 117 Other nightly paid, privately managed accommodation, self-contained = 52 Private sector accommodation leased by your authority or leased or managed by a registered provider = 39 Accommodation within your own stock = 34 Hostels (including reception centres and emergency units) = 21 Other nightly paid, privately managed accommodation, shared facilities = 3 Directly with a private sector landlord = 1 Households Entering Temporary Accommodation - 01 April 2019 - 31 March 2020 -Total = 142 Privately managed Bed & Breakfast hotels (privately managed, meal/s provided, shared facilities) = 83 Private sector accommodation leased by your authority or leased or managed by a registered provider = 50 Other nightly paid, privately managed accommodation, self-contained = 34 Accommodation within your own stock = 20 Other nightly paid, privately managed accommodation, shared facilities = 2 Accommodation within registered provider stock = 1 Directly with a private sector landlord = 1 3 and 4. This information was provided in Excel format, which is available upon request
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8608
Issue date: 03.04.23
Request received:
1. The average length of time a household spends waiting to be moved into permanent social housing (broken down by house type, if available) 2. The average length of time a household/person spends living in temporary accommodation (Typically, are these individuals subsequently moved into permanent social housing once they leave Temporary Accommodation?) 3. A breakdown of how many people in each of your housing need/priority bands are waiting to be moved into permanent housing. (Can you please include the average waiting time for the different housing need/priority bands, as well as the longest wait people are experiencing in each group?) 4. The number of people in your council area currently living in temporary accommodation who are: Children; victims of domestic abuse; medically unwell and require appropriate housing to suit their needs; suffering from a mental illness; victims of violence and/or gang-related/physical threats
Response provided:
1. Applicant provided with this information in a Word document, which is available upon request 2. 20 weeks, Yes with regards to Social Housing 3. as 1 above 4. Children = 66 Victims of Domestic Abuse = Two Medically unwell and require appropriate housing to suit their needs = 10 Suffering from a mental illness = 21 Victims of violence and/or gang-related/physical threats = Zero
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8620
Issue date: 03.04.23
Request received:
1. Of the households living with children in temporary accommodation at the end of December 2021 (the last quarterly data publicly available), how many were placed in accommodation outside of your local authority area? 2. Of the households living with children in temporary accommodation in each of the following financial years, how many were placed in accommodation outside of your local authority area? a) 2017/2018 b) 2018/2019 c) 2019/2020 d) 2020/2021 e) 2021/2022 3. For the households with children who left a placement in Bed and Breakfast/hotel accommodation during each of the following financial years, what was the average time spent in Bed and Breakfast/hotel accommodation? a) 2017/2018 b) 2018/2019 c) 2019/2020 d) 2020/2021 e) 2021/2022
Response provided:
1. Zero 2. Zero for each requested year a) through and including e) 3. a) Information no longer held/recorded b) Three weeks c) Five weeks d) Three weeks e) Four weeks
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8646
Issue date: 21.04.23
Request received:
1. The number of households assessed by your local authority as being owed a prevention or relief duty due to risk of homelessness in 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 (or as recent as figures are held) 2. The number of households in the answer to (1) who had dependent children in 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 (or as recent as figures are held) 3. The number of children (in total) in households owed a homelessness prevention duty in 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 (or as recent as figures are held) 4. The number of households with children placed in temporary accommodation by your authority at the end of 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 (if figures held) 5. The number of households with children under five placed in temporary accommodation by your authority at the end of 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 (if figures held) 6. The number of children under five (in total) placed in temporary accommodation by your authority at the end of 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 (if figures held) 7. The number of households with children under five placed in temporary accommodation by your authority at the end of 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 who have been in temporary accommodation for more than six weeks
Response provided:
Information provided to the applicant in table format within the response email, which is available upon request
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8973
Issue date: 05.04.23
Request received:
Unit 1, Barum Gate Business Park, Whiddon Drive, Barnstaple, EX32 8QD: 1. Has the site been identified for inspection or further review under the Council's Contaminated Land Strategy (or other Part 2A undertaking)? If so, please describe the priority status/risk ranking of the site and the likely timescale for any further scrutiny of the site 2. Are there any known contamination issues associated with the site or in the near vicinity e g in terms of former or current contaminative site uses, leaks or spills of any oil/chemical substances etc.? If there have been any intrusive investigations at the site or near vicinity, please provide dates and titles of any reports and confirm whether the reports are publicly available 3. Please provide the following details of any current or former landfills located within a 250m radius of the site: a. The location of all landfills, both closed and operational (i e National Grid Reference and location plan if available) b. Dates when the landfill was operational c. Types of waste deposited d. Any information on volume of waste deposited, depth of infilling and landfill structure e. Details of any landfill gas monitoring, site investigation or gas spiking undertaken at the landfill or in the immediate vicinity of the site 4. Have elevated indoor radon gas concentrations been identified within buildings on or within 100m of the site? Have radon protection measures been required in buildings on site or within 100m? If so, please provide details 5. Are there any known current or former nuisance issues, prosecutions or enforcements associated with the site or adjoining properties, e g noise, odour or dust issues/complaints? If yes, what was the nature of the issue and what was the outcome? 6. Are there any known private water supplies recorded on your Local Authority Private Water Supply Register, within 2km radius of the site? If yes what is the location (i e NGR), the source of abstraction and its purpose? 7. Details of any Part A(2) or Part B Environmental Permits (formerly LAAPC/LAPPC authorisations) licensed to the site or to adjoining properties
Response provided:
In response to 1.2 and 3 above, the applicant was provided with a map and spreadsheet (QGIS contaminated land report) or the site containing information held by the Council The Council's Environmental Protection team does not hold any other records regarding potentially contaminated land in this area. It was recommended that the applicant also contact the Environment Agency and Devon County Council's Information Governance team regarding any information they may hold in relation to the site or the land in the vicinity 4. The Council does not hold any specific information in relation to Radon for the site, other than a general information page on its website. Please contact Public Health England for this information 5. No current or former nuisances, prosecutions or enforcements have been identified for the site 6. None 7. None. The Council proactively publishes a LAPPC (Part A2 and Part B Permits) register which is updated annually and will be next due for updating and republishing from 19 July 2023 onwards
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8988
Issue date: 20.04.23
Request received:
The Council's most up to date Record of Processing Activities as required under the UKGDPR/DPA 2018 in the form of an excel spreadsheet
Response provided:
The Council confirms that it does hold this information, however it is not held in one single document. In discharge of its obligation under section 1(1)(b) the Council confirms that the information requested is contained within the Privacy Notices for the Council's various services and teams, along with the processing details which are published on the Council's website: Personal Data -what we hold how we collect and how we use personal data Such records are reviewed periodically both by Council Officers and internal project groups
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8989
Issue date: 11.04.23
Request received:
CON29 information relating to a property at EX39 4LN
Response provided:
Applicant provided with the information, where held and also directed to the Council's website for some of the information
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8990
Issue date: 17.04.23
Request received:
This is an information request relating to relocation payments made to employees hired by the council Please include the following information, for council staff only (i.e. not school staff) for the 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23 financial years: How many relocation payments have been made, per financial year, to employees hired by the council What was the value of each payment What was the total amount paid per financial year By 'relocation payment' I mean a payment made above and beyond a salary for the purpose of paying for the expenses of moving, in cases where the employee did not, at the time of hiring, live within commuting distance of their place of work
Response provided:
The Council has not made any relocation payments to employees in the years as set out in the request
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8991
Issue date: 20.04.23
Request received:
1. How many Penalty Charge Notices did the council issue between: a) 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2020 b) 1 January 2021 and 31 December 2021 c) 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2022 2. What was the total combined value of all Penalty Charge Notices issued by the council between: a) 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2020 b) 1 January 2021 and 31 December 2021 c) 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2022 3. What was the average value of Penalty Charge Notices issued by the council between the following time periods: a) 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2020 b) 1 January 2021 and 31 December 2021 c) 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2022 4. Of the Penalty Charge Notices issued between the following time periods that were appealed, how many of these appeals were accepted by the council? a) 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2020 b) 1 January 2021 and 31 December 2021 c) 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2022 5. Of the Penalty Charge Notices issued between the following time periods, how many were appealed, and these appeals denied by the council? a) 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2020 b) 1 January 2021 and 31 December 2021 c) 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2022 6. How much income did the council make between the following time periods from Penalty Charge Notices for the following years: a) 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2020 b) 1 January 2021 and 31 December 2021 c) 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2022
Response provided:
1. a) 5,708 b) 5,785 c) 5,465 2. a) £280,680.00 b) £277,631.20 c)£242,699.85 The amounts above are the combined value of the PCN's at issue amount. PCN's follow a process and the charge increases at various progressions 3. Calculated using the number of PCN's paid divided by the total amount of income for that period): a) £36.4 b) £34.11 c) £36.20 4. a) 1,002 b) 693 c) 554 5. a) 4,191 paid, 1,004 cancelled b) 4,025 paid, 692 cancelled c) 3,948 paid, 553 cancelled The system used by the Parking Office does not break down PCNs in this way. The team can provide the number of PCNs paid and the number cancelled for various reasons as given above, but they are unable to give an exact number number of those PCNs paid following a rejected challenge The only way in which this could be provided would require the team to carry out a manual search of each case which they estimate would take approximately three minutes per case Section 12 of the Act makes provision for public authorities to refuse requests for information where the cost of dealing with them would exceed the appropriate limit, which for Local Authorities is set at £450 by the Freedom of Information and Data Protection (Appropriate Limit and Fees) Regulations 2004. This represents the estimated cost of one person spending 18 hours at £25 per hour in determining whether the Council holds the information, locating, retrieving and collating the information It has been estimated by the Parking Office that this exercise would far exceed the appropriate limit of 18 hours to provide the requested information and the procedure would cause serious disruption to the day to day working of the Parking Office and therefore we are unable to process this part of the request any further. As set out in the previous paragraph, the Council has the right to refuse to provide the information in accordance with Section 12 of the Act 6. a) £146,666.00 b) £142,977.70 c) £142,900.00
Exemptions/Exceptions:
Section 12 of Act
Request reference: 8992
Issue date: 20.04.23
Request received:
1. How many FPNS have been issued against homeless people in 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023? If available, please break this down by year and restriction 2. Do you record data about how warnings and breaches of the PSPO are broken down into the protected characteristics covered by the Equality Impact Assessments (EIA)? If so, please supply this data 3. Please either attach copies of your current PSPOs or confirm that those on the PSPO section of your council website are up to date 4. Were the street homeless community involved in consultations for PSPOs that might affect them -for example, those that restrict begging, obstruction of premises, public urination and defecation? 5. Do you have any specific guidelines or training for officers enforcing PSPOs that impact the homeless community - such as on mental health or signposting to services? 6. Are any measures in place to prevent PSPOs from having a disproportionate impact on the homeless community? 7. What steps does the council take to monitor PSPOs to ensure that the recommendations of the EIA are being followed? Please send over any documentation outlining this process 8. Is there a process in place for handling complaints following warnings and breaches of the PSPO? If so, please send over any documentation outlining this process 9. Do any of your PSPOs include dispersal powers? 10. Please provide the number of warnings issued for Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO) in 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023. If this data is available, please provide a breakdown of these warnings by restriction
Response provided:
1. 2020 = 0 2021 = 1 (breach of PSPO) 2022 = 6: breach of PSPO = 4 breach of CPN = 2 2023 -0 2. No 3. Please refer to the Council's website for this information: website list of PSPOs 4. No formal consultation with the street homeless community 5. Those enforcing the PSPO -ASB Officer and Partnership PC are attached to the Multi Agency Rough Sleeper Outreach team who work with rough sleepers on a daily basis who are providing support and guidance 6. PSPO's enforcement is undertaken regardless of housing status and multi-agency work within the area ensures all homeless are offered support and guidance to help with their presenting need ensuring a fair and transparent process 7. Applicant provided with a copy of the Council's blank equality impact assessment form -pspo which is available upon request 8. Any complaints would be dealt with in accordance with the Council's standard complaints process, details of which are published on the Council website 9. Please refer to the published PSPOs on the Council's website, via the link provided in response to 3. Above 10. This information is not recorded
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8994
Issue date: 19.04.23
Request received:
1. Has the Environmental Health service undertaken specific training on gas safety in the last 5 years? If Yes, please include some brief details of the training that has been undertaken 2. How many officers were required to undertake this training? 3. Who was this training provided by and what was their relevant qualification/competency? 4. Did this training include mobile LPG safety? If yes, please include some brief details 5. In the last 5 years has the Environmental Health Service requested technical support from the Gas Safe Register to support with a gas safety enforcement matter? If yes, approximately how many times has assistance been requested? 6. Did any of these requests for support specifically relate to mobile LPG? If yes, please include some brief details and the outcomes of this 7. In the last 5 years has the environmental health service undertaken any enforcement action specifically in relation to LPG in mobile catering? If yes, please include some brief details of this 8. Does your authority employ anyone with a formal gas safety qualification for example a Gas Safe Registered Engineer, who they consult on in relation to gas safety matters including mobile LPG? If yes, please include details of their qualification For further comments, for any other information that would like to add
Response provided:
1. Yes. Training delivered via the TEAMS platform for officers working throughout Devon and Cornwall organized by the Devon, Cornwall and Isles of Sicily Health & Safety Liaison Group: 6/07/2022 - Commercial Catering Gas Safety Awareness for 2.5 hours 19/07/2022 - Mobile Gas Safety Awareness for 2.5 hours 2. Four officers 3. Both sets of training were jointly provided by the National Investigations Manager (CMgr MCMI) and the Regional Investigations Manager from Gas Safe Register both of whom are Gas Safe Registered Engineers 4. Yes. 2.5 hours specifically on Mobile Catering Gas Safety Awareness 5. Yes, five times 6. Yes, a LPG gas system had been installed in a newly converted mobile food unit but the Gas Safe Registered engineer was working Out of Scope since he did not have any Commercial Qualifications 7. Yes, we have been raising awareness of Gas Safety whilst undertaking food hygiene inspections and on receipt of applications for both Temporary Events Notices and Event Licenses During these interactions we have been asking the duty holders to provide evidence that their gas installations have been maintained If no evidence has been made available we have been serving informal notices requiring the duty holders to provide this information These have generally resulted in the duty holders then providing us with copies of Commercial Gas Safety Inspection Reports for their installations 8. No The Devon, Cornwall and Isles of Sicily Health and Safety Liaison Group have been focusing on gas safety for approximately the past 10 years with each of the Local Authorities in the region following a similar work plan One of the problems we have in the North Devon area is the lack of appropriately qualified Gas Safe Registered Engineers who are able to work on Commercial Installations in particular Commercial Mobile Catering Installations, it is the Council's current understanding that there are only two within the local 30 mile radius
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8997
Issue date: 17.04.23
Request received:
1. Is your Council responsible for setting the policy for parking of vehicles as a whole? 2. How many vehicle parking sites in total do you manage? 3. How many spaces in these sites (cars, vans, coaches etc) do you manage in total? 4. What is the average space size (width/length) and any possible height restrictions? 5. Of these (Q3) how many are dedicated to Campervans/Motorhomes/Vans? 6. Of these (Q5) how many can be used to park overnight or are there bans in place? 7. What is the Councils policy about parking Campervans/Motorhomes/ SUV's/Vans in standard bays (e g the wheels must be in bay, the whole vehicle must be in a bay, vehicles must be parked in reverse position, overhang at back/front is allowed etc)? 8. Dependent on answer (Q7), can a vehicle owner purchase two tickets to cover potential overhang 9. What is the fine amount for infringement of (Q7/8/10)? 10. Can Campervans/Motorhomes Park in coach parking spaces? 11. Is there any adjustment in charges based on weight or vehicle emissions? 12. Does your Council have a written policy with link that I can refer to find out further details?
Response provided:
1. NDC has a car parking strategy which is currently under review 2. 54 NDC plus 5 Lynton and Lynmouth (L and L) car parks owned and managed. We enforce and process PCN's on behalf of other councils on car parks that are not owned by NDC, we have service maintenance agreements in place for this 3. 4,307 approximately (Barnstaple, Ilfracombe, South Molton and L and L) 4. Standard bays are 2.4m x 4.8m. Height restrictions apply on 8 of the 59 CP's, height maximums vary from 2.3 to 2.8m 5. There are no dedicated bays for motorhomes/campervans. However, there are 13 oversized bays that allow any vehicle to park within the lines. There are a further 16 large bays (lorry/coach/van) available in Barnstaple, L and L and South Molton 6. All bays can be parked in overnight 7. All vehicles must park with all four tyres within the lines -this applies to all vehicles and all bays 8. Only in car parks where it is specified, as a general rule this is not permitted 9. £50 (£25 if paid within 14 day discount period) 10. Regulations and conditions vary 11. Larger vehicles with a heavier laden/unladen weight are required to park in Lorry/Coach/Van parks. There is no adjustment for emissions at present 12. The Car Park Strategy is currently being reviewed, once final a copy will be published on the NDC website. Further details relating to car parks can be found at Parking (northdevon.gov.uk)
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 8998
Issue date: 14.04.23
Request received:
A copy of the council's hospitality and gifts register for members of staff covering 1 April 2019 to date
Response provided:
Information provided to applicant in Excel format, with all personal information redacted, which is available upon request
Exemptions/Exceptions:
Section 40 of Act
Request reference: 8999
Issue date: 25.04.23
Request received:
From March 2019 to March 2023, how many fixed penalty notices (FPNs) were issued to people for feeding ducks in public places by enforcement officers working for/acting on behalf of the council? Please provide a breakdown of each FPN, including: - the location - date of issue - FPN amount - the official reason for the FPN, powers under which it was issued - whether the FPN was paid, and whether it was appealed, rescinded before payment, or later refunded Please also include FPNs issued in error (fines incorrectly issued for littering or fly-tipping to someone who was bird feeding) How many of these people were prosecuted for non-payment of their FPNs and what was the outcome of these proceedings? If there are any further details recorded which provide context regarding the nature and circumstances of the individual fines please also provide this if possible within cost/time limits Please repeat the search for 'pigeons', 'seagulls', and 'birds', within the same date range, providing answers to the same questions as written above for each
Response provided:
Within the requested time period of 1 March 2019 -31 March 2023, one Fixed Penalty Notice was issued for bird feeding on 4 December 2019 for an offence of feeding pigeons at Springfield road, Ilfracombe under Section 48 of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. The £100 fine was paid in full.
Exemptions/Exceptions:
Request reference: 9000
Issue date: 14.04.23
Request received:
CON29 information relating to a property at EX37 9AS
Response provided:
Applicant provided with the information, where held and also directed to the Council's website for some of the information
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9001
Issue date: 04.04.23
Request received:
1. How many pauper funerals/public health funerals were conducted in the years 2021 -2022 2. How many pauper funerals/public health funerals were conducted in the years 2020 - 2021 3. How many pauper funerals/public health funerals were conducted in the years 2019 - 2020 4. What services were/are included in these funerals (broken down by year)
Response provided:
In response to Q1,2 and 3, this information is included within our published Public Health Funeral dataset which is updated on a monthly basis 4. The Council carries out a simple cremation and allows a burial if the wishes of the deceased are known/been made known to the Council. Each funeral provides a basic coffin and they are cared for in our chapel of rest before being prepared and taken to the crematorium. Any family members may attend if they wish. A simple service is conducted. Any identified family may have the ashes back if they wish. This is the same for all public health funerals that are arranged by the Council
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9002
Issue date: 03.04.23
Request received:
1. The number of premises (this means hotels as well as any other premises that have been repurposed) currently being used in the council area to house asylum seekers/migrants/those individuals waiting to be processed 2. Please provide the number of individuals being housed in the council area 3. Please provide the names of the premises being used to house these individuals (if unable to provide this information please proceed with the rest of the request) 4. The estimated annual cost to the council of housing and supporting these individuals (if unable to provide this information please proceed with the rest of the request)
Response provided:
1. One 2. The Council does not hold a physical record of the number of individuals being housed within the hotel as identified under 1 above 3. Dilkhusa Grand Hotel, Ilfracombe 4. North Devon Council do not hold any duties to these individuals as they do not have recourse to public funds. Instead, this will be covered by Clear Springs Ready Homes Ltd The Council publishes a page on its website providing some Frequently Asked Questions - 'Asylum seekers contingency accommodation'
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9005
Issue date: 24.04.23
Request received:
1. Who is the point of contact for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion within the Council? Can you provide their email address? 2. Who is the point of contact for Internal and External Communications within the Council? Can you provide their email address? 3. Is your internal and external communications/content currently provided in British Sign Language (BSL) for the Deaf community? i) If yes, do you outsource these BSL translations to an agency? ii) If no, do you have a budget in place and plans to deliver this in BSL throughout 2023/24? 4. Who is the point of contact for Learning and Development training for staff within the Council? Can you provide their email address? 5. Are you currently providing Deaf awareness training to your Staff?
Response provided:
1. The Council does not have a specific officer, therefore enquiries should be directed to its Human Resources department 2. Helen Owen, Senior Communications and Feed Back Officer 3. No i) N/A ii) No 4. Tracey Clapp, Learning and Development Administrator 5. No
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9006
Issue date: 04.04.23
Request received:
As at 01.04.22 and 31.11.22: The questions below only relate to the 'core/main' £150 scheme. No information is required concerning the separate 'discretionary' schemes 1. For properties where you are the local council, how many properties have an unclaimed 'core' £150 on their council tax account? 2. How many of the properties in '1)' had at least one individual in council tax exemption class N as at 1 April 2022? 3. For properties where you are the local council, how many were recorded as a Home in Multiple Occupation (HMO) for planning purposes but not for council tax purposes as at 1 April 2022? If such data are not available, how many are currently classed as such? 4. How many of these properties in '3)' have an unclaimed 'core' £150 on their council tax account and had at least one individual in council tax exemption class N as at 1 April 2022? 5. What decision(s) has the council made regarding distribution of these unclaimed 'core' £150 payments to the eligible 1 April 2022 occupants?
Response provided:
Applicant advised that it is not possible to provide a response as the data stood as at 1 April 2022 and 30 November 2022 The reporting element within the Revenues system is only able to extract the information on the day that the report is run which provides a snapshot as to how the accounts stand on that day. The Revenues team are unable to choose a specific historic/past date back to run a report as the system is live and is continuously being updated. Therefore, the Revenues team are only able to provide the response as at 3 April 2023: None Not Applicable 25 None Not Applicable
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9007
Issue date: 25.04.23
Request received:
Council Name Number of Allotment Sites Number of Allotment Plots Number of People on Waiting Lists Average Time on Waiting List Annual Cost of Fees/Rental Charges (£) Supporting Notes (if applicable)
Response provided:
North Devon Council One Managed by the Council Six Four 16 months £6.68pa per 25sq.m The Council also has one site licensed out to a user group in Ilfracombe, however, the Council does not hold data for this site
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9009
Issue date: 13.04.23
Request received:
1. With regard to the Public Sector Equality Duty, does your decision-making regarding the provision of food take into account the fact that veganism is a protected characteristic for the purpose of the Equality Act 2010? 2. How many vegan hot and cold meal options do you offer: ' In your own local authority canteen every day (if you have one)? 0, 1, 2, 3 or more. Please also express this as a proportion of the overall number of options offered ' In external events catering (if applicable)? e g 0, 1, 2, 3 or more. Please also express this as a proportion of the overall number of options offered 3. Is a requirement for providing vegan hot and cold meal options included within the catering procurement contracts you issue for other catering provision for which you are responsible including schools, leisure centres, care homes, libraries, and any other public buildings?   4. Has your organisation taken any action to reduce meat and dairy consumption in order to meet environmental goals? ' If yes, please detail what actions have been taken, e g 100% or 50% plant-based food options offered ' If no, do you have ambitions to take action in this area, e g through setting meat reduction targets? Yes/no, if yes please detail what ambitions you have set out
Response provided:
Applicant advised that the Council does not have its own canteen Information relating to Schools, Care Homes and Libraries will fall under the remit of Devon County Council In relation to the Council's Leisure Centre (operated by Parkwood Leisure) and the Museum of North Devon in Barnstaple (operated in-house): 1. Yes 2. Full meals are not provided at either location, instead a limited menu of cold snacks, light bites and hot drinks are available with vegan options and non-dairy milk options are also offered 3. No 4. The Council is a part of the Devon Climate Emergency Partnership (lead by Devon County Council). The partnership's Devon Carbon Plan has a chapter on Food Land and Sea which recognises the need to develop demand for nutritious and sustainably-produced food. It recognises the importance of encouraging people to have a diet that follows the government's Eatwell Guide, which requires us to eat less red meat and dairy products
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9010
Issue date: 04.04.23
Request received:
1. How much the council has allocated to spend, or expects to spend, on events and materials to mark the coronation of King Charles III. Please provide a detailed breakdown of the budget if possible 2. How much of this budget has already been spent at the time of this request
Response provided:
The Council has not budgeted or allocated any funds in relation to the coronation of HM King Charles III as it is not intending to hold any type of party or celebration However, Town and Parish councils tend to organise such events. As they are responsible for the answering of their own information requests the applicant was advised that they may wish to consider submitting the request to all Town and Parish council's in the North Devon area
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9011
Issue date: 18.04.23
Request received:
In Excel format, a list of all commercial properties within the council's area with the following information: CARF Relief (Covid-19 Additional Relief Fund) for both Limited and Sole Traders
Response provided:
Information provided to applicant in Excel format, with all Sole Trader/individual Ratepayer Names redacted -personal data
Exemptions/Exceptions:
Section 40 of Act
Request reference: 9012
Issue date: 11.04.23
Request received:
Information on the percentage of applications for Voter Authority Certificates (VACs) that have been accepted and rejected by the council. I understand these are made in the first instance on the gov.uk website, and then passed on to yourselves to process - and so please take 'received' here to mean applications which come to you to be processed Please could you tell me: a. The number of VAC applications received by the council b. The number of these applications accepted/approved by the council c. The number of these applications rejected by the council d. Any numerical breakdown you hold on the reasons for these rejections (I understand these may include, but not be limited to: issues with the photograph, applicant not being registered to vote, National Insurance number not supplied) For part D, I am asking for numerical data and not any information that may lead to the identification of an individual. If satisfying part D of the request would exceed the time and resource limits stipulated by the act, please feel free to disregard it
Response provided:
The Council's Electoral Services team confirms that the reporting tool for VACs is not yet available to the authority. In discharge of its obligation under section 1(1)(b) it is further confirmed that this is down as a future improvement that will be available to the authority in the future, and upon which it will then be able to provide accurate figures, however at the time of responding to this request, the Council does not have a definitive time estimate as to when this will be
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9013
Issue date: 11.04.23
Request received:
Contaminated Land enquiry: Hazeldene, Victoria Road, Barnstaple, EX32 9HP What the contaminants are? Can they be removed? The procedures required to decontaminate this land? The risk to people living at the property and the surrounding area? Do these contaminants restrict the use of the land in any way? i e children playing in the garden and pet dogs etc The costs or a rough estimation of costs to decontaminate? Who is liable for these costs and if there are any grants currently available to cover in complete or part of these costs?
Response provided:
The Council confirmed to the applicant that it does hold some information with regard to property identified (map and spreadsheet (QGIS contaminated land report) provided) which is available upon request The Council's Environmental Protection team confirms that they do not hold any other records regarding potentially contaminated in this area and recommend that the applicant also contacts the Environment Agency and Devon County Council regarding any information that they may hold in relation to the site or land in the vicinity North Devon Council has not yet fully inspected its area to identify sites of contaminated land as required by Part 2A of the Environmental Protection Act 1990. As such, it is not possible to say whether or not this site will be classified under this legislation. At this time, it is considered unlikely that this site would be the subject of inspection under this legislation in the future With regard to the questions about treatment of potentially contaminated land, etc, this is not something that the Environmental Protection team would do and so they advised that the applicant would need to make their own private arrangements. The QGIS report as provided only states what the land was previously used for, they do not hold records of which contaminants may or may not be on a particular piece of land currently
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9014
Issue date: 19.04.23
Request received:
CON29 information relating to a property at EX31 2DP
Response provided:
Applicant advised that no information is held
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9015
Issue date: 19.04.23
Request received:
CON29 information relating to a property at EX34 9BT
Response provided:
Applicant advised that no information is held
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9016
Issue date: 11.04.23
Request received:
1. Do you have a managed service provider that manages your agency temporary/interim recruitment (example Matrix Comensura, Reed, Hays) 2. What is the contact information for the Account Manager of that company? 3. What is the contact information for the officer that manages that contract? 4. What was your agency recruitment spend for 2022?
Response provided:
1. Please refer to the Council's Contract Register for this information with its current supplier Comensura 2. This information is published on the Council's Contract Register as linked above under the Awarded Supplier(s) Heading 3. This information is published on the Council's Contract Register as linked above under the Primary Contact heading 4. The Council publishes an annual dataset setting out Council spend on agency staffing for each financial year from 2011/12 and currently provides up to and including 2021/22. The 2022/23 data will be due for publication later this month/early May 2023
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9018
Issue date: 14.04.23
Request received:
The following documents completed by the authority, and any sub-councils within your authority, related to Prevent, Channel or safeguarding more generally that includes Prevent: - Prevent/Channel Privacy Notice - Information Management Strategy - Data Protection Impact Assessment/Privacy Impact Assessment - Equality Impact Assessment - Data Sharing Agreement(s) or similar - Any Memorandum of Understanding with the Home Office
Response provided:
The Council confirms it does not hold any of the listed documents; they would be held by Devon County Council covering the North Devon area
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9019
Issue date: 12.04.23
Request received:
How many fines has the Council issued for breaches of duty to provide energy performance certificate (EPC) since 2018 and how much do these fines amount to?
Response provided:
The Council's Private Sector Housing team confirms that it has not issued any fines for breaches of duty to provide energy performance certificate (EPC) since 1 January 2018 to date
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9020
Issue date: 14.04.23
Request received:
1. Does the council record how many households are living in overcrowded conditions in temporary accommodation (i.e. their temporary accommodation itself is overcrowded)? If so, please provide current (or most recent available) figures for overcrowding in temporary accommodation, and how the council has defined 'overcrowding' 2. Please state how many households the council currently houses in temporary accommodation broken down by the size of the household (i.e. number of one-person households, number of two-person households, three-person households etc) 3. Of the three-person households currently housed in temporary accommodation, how many are currently housed in one-bedroom properties? 4. Of the households in the question 3 figure, how many have been in their current temporary accommodation placement for more than six months? 5. Of the four-person households currently housed in temporary accommodation, how many are currently housed in one-bedroom properties? 6. Of the households in the question 5 figure, how many have been in their current temporary accommodation placement for more than six months? 7. Of the four-person households currently housed in temporary accommodation, how many are currently housed in two-bedroom properties? 8. Of the households comprised of five or more people who are currently housed in temporary accommodation, how many are currently housed in one-bedroom properties? 9. Of the households in the question 8 figure, how many have been in their current temporary accommodation placement for more than six months? 10. Of the households comprised of five or more people who are currently housed in temporary accommodation, how many are currently housed in two-bedroom properties? 11. Of the households in the question 10 figure, how many have been in their current temporary accommodation placement for more than six months?
Response provided:
1. North Devon Council looks at bedroom need 2. One Person = 17 Two people = 28 Three people = Six Four people = 12 Five people = One Six people = One Seven or more = One One Zero One Zero Zero Zero Zero Zero Zero
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9021
Issue date: 14.04.23
Request received:
In the (a) 19/20, (b) 20/21, (c) 21/22 financial years please state what the total income was to your authority from all and any fees charged to motorists This figure should include but not necessarily be limited to all income from Fixed Penalty Charges, all car park and pay-and-display charges and all permit charges If possible please also supply me with the data for the (d) 22/23 financial year
Response provided:
The Council confirms that it does hold this information. In discharge of its obligation under section 1(1)(b) the Council can provide this link to the Council's published Parking datasets providing this information: Income from Pay and Display Machines and through RingGo by Town -2009/10 through to and including 2021/22 Revenue received by the Council in parking charges and fines - 2009/10 - 2021/22 Overspend in North Devon Parking Machines -2009/10 through to and including 2021/22 In accordance with Section 21(1) of the Act, the Council is not obliged to provide information that is already available within the public domain. However, it does have a duty under Section 16(1) to provide all applicants advice and assistance in order to assist with locating the information, which I have done so in providing the link to the datasets as set out above
Exemptions/Exceptions:
Sections 16 and 21 of Act
Request reference: 9022
Issue date: 28.04.23
Request received:
CON29 information relating to a property at EX34 8ED
Response provided:
Applicant provided with the information, where held and also directed to the Council's website for some of the information
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9024
Issue date: 19.04.23
Request received:
1. How many rough sleepers in the local authority area were accommodated in total between (a) 01 October 2020-30 June 2021 and then (b) 01 July 2021-01 April 2023? 2. How many of the rough sleepers accommodated at any time during these periods (a) 01 October 2020-30 June 2021 and (b) 01 July 2021-01 April 2023?) are/were considered to be No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF)? 3. How many of the rough sleepers accommodated at any time during these periods (a) 01 October 2020-30 June 2021 and then (b) 01 July 2021-01 April 2023 are/were EU nationals? 4. Have any rough sleepers placed in accommodation during this time ((a) 01 October 2020-30 June 2021 and then (b) 01 July 2021-01 April 2023) been supported through a reconnection service to another part of the UK or to return to country of origin as well as information on the age, gender, nationality and marital status of those who have subsequently accessed a reconnection service 5. Information (if any) more broadly on the number of people (excluding rough sleepers (as asked above) who have been supported through a reconnection service to another part of the UK or to return to country of origin as well as information on the age, gender, nationality and marital status of those who have accessed a reconnection service 6. Information on the source of funding for reconnecting/ supporting people to another part of the UK/return to their country of origin?
Response provided:
1. a) From rough sleeping direct to supported accommodation = 15 From rough sleeping to temporary accommodation = 7 From rough sleeping to a residential home = 1 From rough sleeping to PRS accommodation = 4 From rough sleeping to a return to family = 1 From rough sleeping to tied accommodation with Employment = 1 Total = 29 b) From rough sleeping direct to supported Accommodation = 16 From rough sleeping to temporary accommodation = 63 From rough sleeping to PRS accommodation = 10 From rough sleeping to a return to family = 2From rough sleeping to tied accommodation with employment = 1 Total = 92 2. Zero 3. One 4. Zero 5. Zero 6. Not applicable
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9027
Issue date: 19.04.23
Request received:
1. The number of employees currently with permission to work outside of the United Kingdom 2. The number of employees who were given permission to work outside of the United Kingdom in the 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23 financial years 3. If possible, for each employee given permission, please provide their pay band, and the country which they were provided permission to work from
Response provided:
1. Nil 2. Nil in each requested year 3. Not Applicable
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9030
Issue date: 20.04.23
Request received:
The number of charging points for electric vehicles installed by your local authority in 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23 The cost of installing these charging points in 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23
Response provided:
2020/21 = 0 2021/22 = 0 2022/23 = 12 installed with plans to install more There has been no financial cost to install the electric charging units
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9033
Issue date: 21.04.23
Request received:
As per the applicant's records, the Council's OneSource contract has expired. Applicant requests to know whether this contract is still valid or replaced by any other supplier If all the information besides the contract dates are the same, applicant is happy to just receive an update on the contract dates Below highlighted original FOI request for your reference only (FOI 7882 responded to in November 2022) This is a request for information that relates to the organisation's contracts around ICT contract(s) for Server Hardware Maintenance, Server Virtualisation Licenses and Maintenance and Storage Area Network (SAN) Maintenance/Support, which may include: ' Server Hardware Maintenance- contracts relating to the support and maintenance of the organisation's physical servers ' Virtualisation Maintenance/Support/ Licensing (VMware, Solaris, Unix, Linux, Windows Server) ' Storage Area Network Maintenance/Support (EMC, NetApp etc) For each of the types of contract described above, please can you provide me with the following data. If there is more than one contract please split the information for each separate supplier this includes annual spend 1. Contract Title: Please provide me with the contract title 2. Type of Contracts (ABOVE): Please can you provide me with one or more contract types the contract relates to: Server Hardware, Virtualisation, SAN (Storage Area Network) 3. Existing/Current Supplier: the supplier name for each contract 4. Brand: Please state the brand of hardware or software 5. Operating System/Software (Platform): (Windows, Linux, Unix, Vsphere, AIX, Solaris etc.) Please state the operating system used by the organisation 6. Annual Average Spend: Please provide me with the most recent annual spend for this contract? 7. Contract Duration: (Please also include notes if the contract includes any contract Extension periods) 8. Contract Expiry Date: the date of when the contract expires 9. Contract Review Date: (An approximate date of when the organisation is planning to review this particular contract) 10. Purchase of Servers: the month and year in which most/bulk of servers were purchased 11. Number of Physical Server: the number of physical servers 12. Number of Virtual Servers: the number of Virtual servers 13. Brief Contract Description: a brief description of the service provided under this contract. Please do not just put maintenance. I need at least a sentence 14.Contract Owner: (The person from within the organisation that is responsible for reviewing and renewing this particular contract Please include their full name, job title, direct contact number and direct email address)
Response provided:
The Council's ICT team confirms that the OneSource contract has been renewed and the dates are as follows: Start date = 01/04/23 End date = 31/03/24 All other information remains the same. The renewed contract does not appear on the Council's Contract Register as it is valued under £5K
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None
Request reference: 9037
Issue date: 24.04.23
Request received:
1. The number of Public Health funerals provided by the council in 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23 2. Does the council organise a ceremony or service prior to burial/cremation for Public Health funerals? 3. If so, how many ceremonies/services has the council arranged in each of these years as set out in 1. above? 4. Where a ceremony or service is arranged, does the council permit next of kin/family to attend? 5. What is the cost (actual or average) paid by the council for a Public Health funeral 6. Where the council owns a cemetery/cemeteries, does it insist on a Public Health burial rather than a cremation? 7. For Public Health burials, does the council provide a headstone or other marker for the grave?
Response provided:
1. This information is published within the Councils Public Health Funeral dataset (5th in list) which is updated on a monthly basis 2. Yes a service is always provided, whether it be in the crematorium itself or at the graveside for a burial 3. As 1. Above 4. Yes 5. As 1 and 3. Above 6. No 7. No
Exemptions/Exceptions:
Sections 16 and 21 of Act
Request reference: 9039
Issue date: 26.04.23
Request received:
Information regarding temporary labour usage in your organisation, including contractors, temporary workers, and freelancers Please can you provide me with the following information for the most recent complete fiscal year: ' Total number of temporary workers engaged by your organisation, broken down by department or function, if possible ' Total annual expenditure on temporary workers, including a breakdown of costs by department or function, if possible ' Total number of agency suppliers (Preferred Suppliers/non-Preferred Suppliers) in your organisation's labour supply chain Details of any existing Managed Service Programme or Provider (MSP) and/or Vendor Management System (VMS) used to manage temporary workers: ' Name of the MSP and VMS ' Date the contract was awarded ' Date of contract expiration ' Name of the government procurement framework through which the MSP and VMS were procured Details of any upcoming retendering or renewal processes related to your MSP and VMS contracts: ' Anticipated date for the retendering or renewal process to commence ' Name and contact information of the person responsible for overseeing the retendering or renewal process Please can you provide the information in the form of an Excel spreadsheet
Response provided:
Applicant provided with the Council's response in Excel format, which is available upon request Contract Register -link to Comensura contract
Exemptions/Exceptions:
Sections 16 and 21 of Act
Request reference: 9041
Issue date: 26.04.23
Request received:
The GPS co-ordinates of all the Litter Bins in the North Devon District Council area in Excel/spreadsheet format
Response provided:
Applicant provided with an Excel spreadsheet in response which relates to all litter bins maintained by the Council within the North Devon area (available upon request)
Exemptions/Exceptions:
None