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(4) That the operation of the zones be monitored and reviewed after 6 months’ operation and, if successful, additional proposals be brought forward for the designation of further areas subject to adequate evidence and resources for implementation and enforcement. 5. At the December Cabinet meeting a request was made from the Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group that Ruislip Manor should be added to the list of designated areas and the Leader of the Council agreed that this should be investigated. When considering the decisions sheet at a subsequent meeting on 15 th January 2004 it was agreed that this area should be added. 6. In accordance with the second resolution set out above there has been consultation between the Council and the Police and there have also been discussions about the boundaries to be adopted so that the chances of moving problems into an adjoining area can be minimised. The outcome of these discussions is set out below and plans of the proposed areas are enclosed with this report Data from the Custody Database, CADMIS Disorder and Parks Patrol during 2003 Uxbridge Town Centre (including Fassnidge Park) Custody Type Custody CADMIS Disorder CADMIS Disorder Parks Patrol Drunk and Disorderly 64 Type 34: Drunkenness 162 4 Drunk in public place 10 Drunk on licensed premises 8 Disorderly conduct/behaviour 13 Type 26: Disturbance - public 537 Total 95 699 4 798 Hayes Town Centre (including Botwell Green) Drunk and Disorderly 25 Type 34: Drunkenness 9 Drunk in public place 5 Drunk on licensed premises 1 Disorderly conduct/behaviour 1 Type 26: Disturbance - public 73 Total 32 82 0 114 Ruislip Town Centre (including Churchfield Gardens and Manor Farm) Drunk and Disorderly 1 Type 34: Drunkenness 2 Drunk in public place 0 Drunk on licensed premises 0 Disorderly conduct/behaviour 1 Type 26: Disturbance - public 16 Total 2 18 0 20 Ruislip Manor (Victoria Road) Drunk and Disorderly 2 Type 34: Drunkenness 1 Drunk in public place 0 Drunk on licensed premises 0 Disorderly conduct/behaviour 1 Type 26: Disturbance - public 10 Total 3 11 0 14 Hillingdon Court Park Drunk and Disorderly 0 Type 34: Drunkenness 0 3 Drunk in public place 0 Drunk on licensed premises 0 Disorderly conduct/behaviour 0 Type 26: Disturbance - public 8 Total 0 8 3 11 PART I – MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS) Cabinet Reports - 4 th March 2003 Page 44
Notes: (1) Custody - gives details of people arrested by Police and in Police Custody. (2) CADMIS (Computer Aided Dispatch Management Information System) – this is information from the telephone calls that the CAD room takes from the public (e.g. 999 calls). 7. The official data for the selected sites is in some cases lower than might be expected. It needs to be borne in mind that these records are based on those received through the computerised system and do not include calls to local Police Community Action Team Officers. In the case of Manor Farm Ruislip there has also been a petition and many complaints to the Council about vandalism and anti-social behaviour, some of which is related to the consumption of alcohol. 8. Public consultation is currently taking place on the proposals and a copy of the consultation document is attached to this report. Letters have been sent to local residents associations and other groups. The Police are arranging the distribution of copies to licensees and to local residents and the Uxbridge and Hayes Town Centre Managers are using their networks to collect views of businesses and other relevant organisations 9. The legislation requires that a public notice is placed in a local newspaper circulating in the district and that 28 days are given for responses. The notice appeared in the Gazette on 18 th February and as a result the consultation period will not close until 17 th March. The Cabinet will be informed of responses received by the date of its meeting and a summary of later responses will be submitted to the Council meeting on 25 th March. CORPORATE CONSULTATIONS CARRIED OUT Financial Implications 10. The report to the December 2003 meeting estimated that it would cost in the region of £10,000 to carry out the public consultation and to erect signs on the boundaries of the areas to be designated. This cost will be met from within the Community Safety budget. 11. There will also be resource implications for the Parks Patrol Service in enforcing the provisions within those parks that are designated and they have been fully involved in the development of the proposals. Legal implications 12. The Criminal Justice and Police Act 2002 (as amended) specifies various procedural steps that the Council must take before designating an area and these are set out in the report. PART I – MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS) Cabinet Reports - 4 th March 2003 Page 45
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All Members seminar on the content
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HILLINGDON BOROUGH TRANSPORT CONFER
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AIR QUALITY AND TRANSPORT Key theme
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26. Appears to be a lack of traffic
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BUSINESS SESSION I Freight 1. Need
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BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT PLAN 2004-5 ITEM
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COMMENTS OF OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY C
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2. Requires officers to monitor the
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LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON LEA/Df
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Priority Objectives HILLINGDON EDUC
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COMMENTS OF OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY C
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