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Key Performance Indicators 2018/19 - Q4 Update
Meeting: 18/06/2019 - Communities, Housing and Environment Committee (Item 18)
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Minutes:
The Information and Corporate Policy Officer provided an update to the Committee on performance for quarter 4 of 2018/19 for Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
The Committee noted that:-
·
The urgent update provided data on the percentage of
household waste sent for reuse, recycling and
composting. The value had decreased
slightly but the overall status remained the same.
·
The suggested KPIs for graffiti would be considered
as part of the discussion on the report on the agenda.
·
50% of the targeted KPIs reported in the quarter
achieved their target compared to 60% at quarter 3 and 42% in the
same quarter last year.
·
The dedicated fly tipping hit squad had increased
the Council’s ability to deal with fly-tipping in the
borough. Quarter 4 the percent of fly
tips resulting in enforcement action was 81.5% against a target of
50%.
·
Number of applications where Prevention Duty had
ended as applicant had suitable accommodation for at least 6 months
– comparisons could not be made in terms of previous years as
this was due to changes in the Homelessness Reduction Act 2017,
which was enacted in April 2018.
In response to questions from Members, Officers advised that:-
·
In regard to percentage of littering attended to, a
notification may not be responded to if the area was due to be
de-littered within 3 to 4 days on its current schedule.
·
It was hoped that Officers should be able to see if
the stickers on recycling bins had had a positive effect on
contamination figures within a month.
·
The Committee approved 50% as its recycling target
when it considered the Waste Strategy.
Therefore the figure for this year had been 51.4% which showed that
the Council had continued to deliver the national
target. The Council would continue to
work with partners to keep pushing food and garden waste and commit
to waste reduction.
·
The Council, along with KCC, ran a school campaign
on food waste.
· It was thought that Officers would not know the baseline until the end of the financial year for the ‘Number of applications where Prevention Duty had ended’.
RESOLVED: That the summary of performance for Quarter 4 of 2018/19 for Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) be noted.