Appendix 1 - Street Works report
What it recommends
- “Recommendation Page 1 The Board recommends the Council develops a prosecution and enforcement policy in the next 12 months, for use where there are repeated significant failures or breaches of permit conditions, particularly should there be instances of utility companies failing to adhere to accessibility obligations. 11 2 The Board recommends that the Council develops agreements with utility companies on how to coor”
In plain English
Recommended · Officers have advised a course of action. Members decide.
This report by the Review Board on the Scrutiny Review of Street Works recommends that the Council develops a prosecution and enforcement policy in the next 12 months, for use where there are repeated significant failures or breaches of permit conditions. p1p3
It also recommends that access to the licensed version of One.Network be extended to ESCC councillors, alongside appropriate training. p5
It recommends that the Council supports lobbying of local MPs and Government to make abuse of road workers a standalone criminal offence. p9
It recommends that the Council lobby local MPs and the Department for Transport to introduce requirements for utility companies to share their plans for upcoming work by making it mandatory for undertakers to submit Forward Planning Notices through Street Manager 6 months before proposed work start dates. p14
Show the 5 passages this is based on
- p1Scrutiny Review of Street Works Report by the Review Board Councillor Julia Hilton Councillor Ian Hollidge Councillor Philip Lunn Councillor Steve Murphy (Chair) Councillor Paul Redstone
- p3Recommendations Recommendation Page 1 The Board recommends the Council develops a prosecution and enforcement policy in the next 12 months, for use where there are repeated significant failures or breaches of permit conditions, particularly should there be instances of utility companies failing to adhere to accessibility obligations.
- p513 3 The Board recommends that access to the licensed version of One.Network be extended to ESCC councillors, alongside appropriate training.
- p916 7 The Board recommends that the Council supports lobbying of local MPs and Government to make abuse of road workers a standalone criminal offence.
- p1419 10 The Board recommends that the Council lobby local MPs and DfT to introduce requirements for utility companies to share their plans for upcoming work by making it mandatory for undertakers to submit Forward Planning Notices through Street Manager 6 months before proposed work start dates.
Places and organisations it names
Other papers for this meeting
- Full Council agenda
- Appendix 1 to item 7, Full Council
- Appendix 1 Corporate Summary - 29.09.2026
- Appendix 1 Speed Limit Policy PS05.02
- Appendix 1 Update to Pension Committee Terms of Reference
- Appendix 2 NoM village speed limits
- Appendix 2 TM Prudential Indicators - 29.09.2026
- Appendix 2 Update to Scheme of Delegation Common Land
- Appendix 3 ASCH - 29.09.2026
- Appendix 3 Scrutiny Review of Speed Limit Policy - Review Board Report
- Appendix 3 Update to Standards Committee TOR Articles of Constitution
- Appendix 4 BSD - 29.09.2026
- Appendix 4 Update to Standard Committee TOR Decision Making Arrangements
- Appendix 5 - Deputy Chief Executive TOR Responsibility for Function
- Appendix 5 CSD - 29.09.2026
- Briefing note NoM - Uckfield to Lewes Railway
- Minutes of the meeting held on 14 July 2026
- NoM -Declaring East Sussex a County of Harm Reduction – Briefing note
- NoM briefing note - 30mph 24 09 2026 FINAL (003)
- Notice of Motion - Declaring East Sussex a County of Harm Reduction
- Notice of Motion - Local Government Reorganisation: Cost to local taxpayers and Government reimbursement
- Notice of Motion - Safeguarding the Uckfield to Lewes Railway Corridor
- Notice of Motion - Village Speed Limits: A consistent maximum 30mph default across East Sussex
- Report of the Cabinet
- Report of the East Sussex Fire Authority
- Report of the Governance Committee
- Report of the People Scrutiny Committee
- Report of the Place Scrutiny Committee