Neighbourhood Management
Estate Inspections March to April 2010
For the current list of estate inspections
from March to April
2010,or download the PDF below.
Estate Inspection
List
(PDF 97KB)
About Neighbourhood Management
We aim to build thriving neighbourhoods where people choose to
live.
Neighbourhood management is the way we take account of local
needs and preferences so we can improve our services and the
quality of life of local people.
How do we make sure your ideas count?
- We work with you to find local problems, such as anti-social
behaviour and environmental problems.
- We encourage you to have the confidence to be an active member
of your community, for example we organise local residents
meetings, help groups form and develop, and organise or support
specific events and meetings.
- We ensure that your ideas, concerns and priorities for services
count for the whole area. We regularly meet other local
service providers and other agencies to make sure they know what's
important in neighbourhoods when planning their services.
Our estate standards reflecting condition and
appearance are:
Gold
Very good or good
Silver Satisfactory
Bronze
Poor or very poor
Good
Neighbours
You can also help build a better neighbourhood by being a good
neighbour.
Estates, Estate Inspections,
Estate Improvements and Regeneration
We are keen to improve existing estates and prove new affordable
homes.
Rubbish and Fly Tipping
The irresponsible dumping of rubbish in communal areas can cause
nuisance and danger to others.
Vehicle Maintenance and
Abandoned Vehicles
We will request the removal of a vehicle from our land if it is
considered to be untaxed and/or abandoned and a danger to public
health.
Cleaning and Grounds Maintenance - Communal Areas
You and we are both responsible for looking after the councilman
areas around your home.
Tress
Your tenancy agreement shows that you are responsible for trees
in your garden.