Place Committee work programme v91 Nov 2025

Committee report · Place Scrutiny Committee · Thu 27 Nov 2025 · East Sussex County Council · agenda item 26

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The Committee is carrying out a scrutiny review of street works, focusing on network management and how the Council works with utility companies to minimise disruption, with further scoping due in November 2025. p4

The work programme lists potential future scrutiny topics including footway maintenance, climate change, a second part of the Local Speed Limit Policy review, and the construction of the Queensway Gateway Road in Hastings. p7p9p10p11

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  • p4The Committee has agreed to carry out a review of street works. The review will focus on network management and how the Council works with utility companies to minimise the impact of street works. The board agreed to undertake further scoping in November to refine the terms of reference of the review to ensure it is focused on the main areas where there are concerns about the approach to street works taken by utility companies. Membership : Councillors Hilton, Hollidge, Lunn, Murphy (Chair) and Redstone.
  • p7Suggested Topic Detail Footway (Pavement) Maintenance
  • p9Climate Change The Committee has agreed to consider scoping a review to examine the Council’s countywide work on climate change, which could look at countywide actions and how the Council works with other organisations (e.g. District and Borough councils) on this issue.
  • p10Local Speed Limit Policy – Part 2 Part 2 of the Scrutiny Review of Local Speed Limit Policy including: the work undertaken to review speed limits, their funding and cost; the role of speed limits in the context of the LTP4; the LTP4 prioritisation process and available resources; and the policy framework and budget allocation for 20mph limits and zones of other local authorities and the approaches they have taken to 20mph limits.
  • p11Queensway Gateway Road The Committee have agreed to explore a scrutiny review to examine the construction of the Queensway Gateway Road in Hastings, to focus on issues since the point at which the Council took on responsibility for the completion of the scheme. Timing subject to the completion of works.

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