black bag waste per dwelling is 626kg approximately on target and Better n/a represents a drop of approximately AMBER 7kg/hh/yr compared to the previous year A new performance indicator for 16/17 with a challenging initial target for the combined total of s106 spend for transport, affordable housing, public open space and education. S106 spend on education and 89% transport was less than planned as a 90% n/a n/a AMBER result of changes to what we received from developers and unexpected delays in two capital schemes. Affordable housing and public open space have been able to utilize more s106 monies than originally predicted. While slightly below target, this is an 69% improvement of 1% on last year's 59% (Residents Survey (2016 National results, consistent with a steady 60% Better 2016) AMBER Average) increase in public satisfaction with RED street cleanliness from 50% in 2013 to 59% in 2016. This result shows an excellent standard of cleanliness across the 1% whole of Cornwall. We have now 5% Better n/a joined the Britain’ ‘Tidy GREEN service which will, in time, give a true bench-mark against a basket of similar authorities. In Cornwall there are 81 designated bathing waters. In 2016 80 of these 100% were tested by the Environment Water Quality 100% n/a n/a Agency. There is one remaining GREEN beach where the water is untested and therefore is unclassified. This is due to issues accessing the beach.
Better 626kg AMBER n/a black bag waste per dwelling is approximately on target and represents a drop of approximately 7kg/hh/yr compared to the previous year n/a 90% 89% AMBER n/a A new performance indicator for 16/17 with a challenging initial target for the combined total of s106 spend for transport, affordable housing, public open space and education. S106 spend on education and transport was less than planned as a result of changes to what we received from developers and unexpected delays in two capital schemes. Affordable housing and public open space have been able to utilize more s106 monies than originally predicted. (Residents Survey 2016) Better 60% 59% AMBER 69% (2016 National Average) RED While slightly below target, this is an improvement of 1% on last year's results, consistent with a steady increase in public satisfaction with street cleanliness from 50% in 2013 to 59% in 2016. Better 5% 1% GREEN n/a This result shows an excellent standard of cleanliness across the whole of Cornwall. We have now joined the ‘Tidy Britain’ service which will, in time, give a true bench-mark against a basket of similar authorities. Water Quality n/a 100% 100% GREEN n/a In Cornwall there are 81 designated bathing waters. In 2016 80 of these were tested by the Environment Agency. There is one remaining beach where the water is untested and therefore is unclassified. This is due to issues accessing the beach.
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