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Data and information
Parking Account
- Civil Parking Enforcement Annual Report 2023-24
- Local Government Transparency code 2015 - Parking account and parking spaces 2020-24
- Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 Section 55 - Financial provisions relating to designation orders 2020-24
- Parking Services annual report for 2020-22
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Compliance and Enforcement Policy
We have a duty to enforce a wide range of laws relating to public health and safety, quality of life, preservation of public and residential amenity, maintenance of the environment and protection of public funds.
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Public Rights of Way
Suffolk County Council is responsible for maintaining public rights of way.
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2010 Quality of Place award winners
The first Quality of Place awards event took place on 29 July 2010, in the Council Chamber at Melton Hill, Woodbridge. Five projects were given recognition for their contribution to good design and conservation:
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Wickham Market residents encouraged to go wild
Residents in Wickham Market are invited to a free event to learn more about making space for nature in their gardens.
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Restoring historic character of Lowestoft building
An exciting project to restore the façade of Lowestoft’s former Post Office, now owned by East Suffolk Council, is set to start later this year.
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Public path order charges and agreements
Administration Charges
East Suffolk Council (ESC) charge a fee for the administrative costs incurred in dealing with a public path order application in accordance with the Local Authorities (Recovery of Costs for Public Path Orders) Regulations 1993 as amended by the Local Authorities (Charges for Overseas Assistance and Public Path Orders) Regulations 1996.
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Dog fouling
Clearing up after pets
Responsible dog owners understand the importance of clearing up after their pets, and so they take their dog for a walk armed with a poop scoop or bag. They will dispose of the waste when they return home or use one of the Council's dog waste bins or litter bins found across the district.
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Gypsies and Travellers
What should I do if travellers camp on my land?
Consult your solicitor, who can go to the County Court and obtain an order granting possession of your land. Alternatively you can ask the council or Norfolk and Suffolk Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Liaison Service for advice. The council works closely with the Norfolk and Suffolk Gypsy, Roma Traveller service and they can provide support if travellers arrive on your land.
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Planning application process
Our planning application process diagram shows the process through which applications are registered, consulted on, considered and determined.
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