Management Plan for Firth Park - MP4-Interreg

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SERVICE / POST NAME PHONE MOBILE E-MAIL PREMISES AND ASSETS SECTION Planned Minor Works Manager Management Officer / Security Services Service Delivery Manager (Building Maintenance Management) Management Officer (Building Maintenance Management) Technical Assistant (Building Maintenance Management) Steve Adams Richard Megson Bob Mosley Nigel Marsden Dave Jacks 0114 2734060 0114 2734078 0114 2735832 0114 2735666 0114 2734055 07711 218802 07711 218805 07711 153659 07711 218806 stephen.adams@sheffield.go v.uk richard.megson@sheffield.go v.uk robert.mosley@sheffield.gov. uk nigel.marsden@sheffield.gov. uk - david.jack@sheffield.gov.uk STREET FORCE Assistant Area Manager Darryl Dawson Olive Grove 0114 2854760 darryl.dawson@sheffield.gov.uk B2. GREEN FLAG POSITION STATEMENT B2.1 PRESENTATION OF THE MANAGEMENT PLAN The Plan has been produced to: • support & contribute to the aims & objectives for managing & maintaining this site • monitor improvements to site management & customer service, based upon the 8 Green Flag criteria. It is a dynamic document that guides the site manager and all those involved in achieving the vision for the site. 66
B2.2 HEALTH, SAFETY AND SECURITY (including RISK ASSESSMENTS) All the maintenance and public usage of the site is carefully monitored for health and safety. The main policies are as follows: The full DEL Health and Safety Policy (2004-5) can be found at http://sheffield.net/yourdirectorate/del/del-policies/health--safety. (Internal link for staff only) An A4 summary document has been produced and included in Appendix D.1. The Parks and Countryside Section undertakes annual site risk assessment, please see appendix C3. Further Health and Safety information, policy, procedures and guidance notes for staff is available via Sheffield City Council’s (SCC’s) internal intranet system (as above) and our service’s shared G Drive: at: G:\DEL\PWC\PWC\A-Z\H\Health & Safety Additionally: • Our Safe System for the removal of needles and syringes can be found in Appendix D3. • Dog walkers are frequent visitors to the park and Sheffield City Council (SCC) welcomes and promotes responsible dog ownership. The site has four dog bins and bags are available free of charge from the first Start Centre in the Park • . SCC’s policy and practices relating to dogs can be found at http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/environment/how-we-work/environmental-serv/animalwarden-control/responsible-ownership • Emergency contact numbers are displayed on the park notice boards. • Cleaning equipment and chemicals are safely stored in the cleaner’s cupboard in the First Start Centre in the Park. Fuel and machinery are securely stored in the Garage with the required notices and procedures in place. • The Rangers also store Equipment in the First Start centres garage area, which is a secure room, which is only accessible by trained operatives. 67
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Firth Heritage Park Sheffield Green
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A3. POLICY CONTEXT A3.1 SITE CATEGO
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PART C. - APPENDICES SITE RELATED C
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A1.3 THOSE INVOLVED IN PREPARING TH
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park users to see how they would li
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Ownership and contact details The p
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known as Donkey Hill. The ground is
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Page 17 and 18: connection through the area to and
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Page 21 and 22: 2.6.5 1940s: ‘A lovely safe place
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Page 29 and 30: 2.9.18 Firth Park Bye Laws The park
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Page 39 and 40: All green waste is removed from the
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Page 47 and 48: Caretakers and Gardens have been gi
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Page 53 and 54: A7. MAINTENANCE Firth Heritage Park
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Page 57 and 58: INCOME The partner organisations th
Page 59 and 60: . 11.1 Top of the Park First Start
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Page 65: The improvement s to this area reta
Page 69 and 70: • It is SCC policy not to buy or
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Page 73 and 74: Conservation of Heritage and Nature
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Page 77 and 78: B3. MANAGEMENT ACTION PLAN CRITERIA
Page 79 and 80: Topic Task 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
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Page 85 and 86: CRITERIA 8 - MANAGEMENT Task Task 2
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