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Evans, Kieran ANNEX D ANNEX D Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Street trading 250 metre exclusions. -----Original Message----- From: Baines, Terry Sent: 17 January 2019 10:21 To: Licensing Subject: Street trading 250 metre exclusions. I wish to support the Bourough Wide 250 metre exclusion of trading at schools and school entrances as briefed. Mobile food vendors parked outside schools is putting children and parents in danger of collision with motor vehicles (the original reason that I as a Parish Councillor requested this within the Campbell Park Parish Council area) but also on the promotion of healthy eating reasons. This exclusion should be Borough wide with no exceptions. Terry Councillor Terry Baines MKC Ward Councillor Campbell Park and Old Woughton Ward Milton Keynes Council Armed Forces Champion. 1 Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Fast food From: Wallis, Pauline Sent: 17 January 2019 13:40 To: Licensing Subject: Fast food Dear Kieran, I wish to express my concern with regards to Fast food being sold within the designated area of a school. So I Support this action. Regards Cllr Pauline Wallis Central Milton Keynes 1 Loughton & Great Holm Parish Council PO Box 3727, Olney, Bucks. MK16 6DH Telephone: 0759 123 6263 Email: [email protected] Licensing. Milton Keynes Council, 1 Saxon Gate East, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 3EJ 17/01/19 Re: Consultation on changes to street trading arrangements Dear Regulatory Committee, Loughton and Great Holm Parish Council resolved to support prohibiting all street trading involving the sale of food within 250 metres of any school entrances and/or exits during main school hours, lunch breaks and including 30 minutes following school closing times. In April 2017, the Parish Council resolved to request that applications for ice cream vans have the condition that they do not park within 250 metres of schools in the Parish for 30 minutes after school closures, for two reasons. The first is to encourage health lifestyles with the current widespread concerns about childhood obesity. The second is because the roads around all schools in the Parish suffer serious congestions at school drop-off/pick up times, for which the Parish Council receives many expressions of concern. An ice cream van would add to the parking chaos and potentially be a hazard with children crossing near to the van and not being visible to oncoming traffic. The Parish Council did not wish to oppose people simply trying to run a business which many people enjoy, and therefore only request the prohibition for peak congestion times. To use the ice cream van would therefore mean a short (healthy) walk, and a safer situation for everyone. Yours sincerely, Bev Field Parish Clerk Website: http://www.loughtonandgreatholm-pc.gov.uk Follow us on Twitter: @LGH_PC Like us on Facebook: Loughton & Great Holm Parish Council Serving the Milton Keynes grid squares of Loughton, Great Holm, West Rooksley, Knowlhill & Elfield Park Evans, Kieran Subject: Consultation on proposed changes to Street Trading arrangements From: Morris, Catriona Sent: 17 January 2019 16:04 To: Evans, Kieran Cc: Teesdale, Simon Subject: Re: Consultation on proposed changes to Street Trading arrangements Please can you put next to my name - no comment as Member of Regulatory Committee Thanks Cllr Catriona Morris Broughton Ward Deputy Leader Conservative Group Chairman of Regulatory and Licensing Committees 1 Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Consultation on proposed changes to Street Trading arrangements From: Helen Hupton [ mailto:[email protected] ] Sent: 17 January 2019 15:56 To: Licensing Cc: Simon Rose; Sarah Mitchell Subject: [EXT] Consultation on proposed changes to Street Trading arrangements Dear Colleagues I would advise that, having previously formally considered this matter at meeting held on 14 th May 2018, this Council confirms that it supports the proposal that “all street trading involving the sale of food be prohibited within 250 metres of any school”. Can you please confirm safe receipt of our comments. Regards Helen Hupton Clerk to West Bletchley Council 221 Whaddon Way Bletchley Milton Keynes MK3 7DZ 01908 648257 www.westbletchleycouncil.gov.uk This message is intended for the addressee(s) only. If you are not the intended recipient, please do not read, copy or otherwise use it and do not disclose it to anyone else. Please notify the sender of the delivery error and then delete the message from your system.Thank you for your assistance with this. In accordance with General Data Protection Regulations (2018), we are required to make y ou aware of why we may hold and what we may do, with any personal data you have shared with us. Please click here for our Privacy Policy giving more details. Disclaimer The information contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is intended solely for use by the recipient and others authorized to receive it. If you are not the recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distrib ution or taking action in relation of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. This email has been scanned for viruses and malware, and may have been automatically archived by Mimecast Ltd , an innovator in Software as a Service (SaaS) for business. Providing a safer and more useful place for your human generated data. Specializing in; Security, archiving and compliance. To find out more Click Here . 1 Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Consultation on proposed changes to Street Trading arrangements From: Frost, David Sent: 21 January 2019 13:27 To: Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Consultation on proposed changes to Street Trading arrangements Hi Kieran Kev has forwarded this to me. I’m currently in a temporary position as road safety officer with MKC. Interesting to see the concern with regard to healthy eating, obesity and wellbeing. From my perspective I’d obviously be interested with regard to a road safety point of view going forward. Best David David Frost Road Safety Officer Direct: +44 (0)1908 252572 Switchboard: +44 (0)1908 691691 Email : [email protected] Visit Online : https://www.mkhighways.co.uk/ Milton Keynes Council l Public Realm Services Group l Synergy Park l Chesney Wold | Bleak Hall 1 Evans, Kieran From Subject Received Size Categories Fisher, Eddie Consultation on Schools street trading prohibition Mon 21.01.19 15:14 85 KB Further to this matter just trying to think through the consequences…. I do wonder if the proposal should only apply to term time. I do wonder if you might have to define ‘schools’. So, a college, university, music school, nursery would all be exempt? Suggest, limit the restriction to primary and secondary schools in the borough? Ed Ed Fisher Licensing T: 01908 252409 E: [email protected] W: www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/licensing 1 Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Street trading From: Diane Elleman [ mailto:[email protected] ] Sent: 22 January 2019 14:08 To: Licensing Subject: [EXT] Street trading I am for the proposal for the limitation of all street trading involving the sale of food being prohibited within 250 metres of any school entrances and/or exits during main school hours, lunch breaks and including 30 minutes following school closing times. Diane Elleman Executive Headteacher Romans Field School Priory Common School Bradwell Village School 1 Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Consultation regarding street trading arrangements From: Jane Munn [ mailto:[email protected] ] Sent: 23 January 2019 08:44 To: Licensing Subject: [EXT] Consultation regarding street trading arrangements Good morning The Parish Council would like to confirm their support for the proposal to be prohibited the sale of food through street trading within 250 metres of any school entrances and/or exits during main school hours, lunch breaks and including 30 minutes following school closing times. Regards Jane Munn Parish Clerk Shenley Church End Parish Council 19a, Shenley Road, Shenley Church End, MK5 6AB Telephone: 01908 502808 Email: [email protected] www.shenleychurchend-pc.co.uk Like us on Facebook Like Medbourne Pavilion on Facebook 1 Evans, Kieran Subject: FW: Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 – Schedule 4 – Street Trading From: Anna Oliphant [ mailto:[email protected] ] Sent: 28 January 2019 09:48 To: Licensing Subject: [EXT] Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 – Schedule 4 – Street Trading Dear Sirs Re the above. As I sit in an office which looks out over a car park where there is an ice cream van parked every day throughout the year outside the gate of a primary school, whilst I do not want to harm people’s livelihood, I do feel that it puts parents of young children under a lot of pressure when they come straight out of school to be faced with demands of wanting an icecream. Whilst it is good for children to learn that they cannot always have what they want, I feel that a distance of 250 yards would give parents the opportunity to be able to avoid a meltdown and to be able to chose to go another route if necessary. I would therefore support this proposal. Anna Anna Oliphant Admin & Finance Officer Bridge Academy West Hertford Place Milton Keynes MK3 7HE 01908 889427 [email protected] [email protected] 1 Evans, Kieran From Subject Received Size Categories Fisher, Eddie RE: Street Trading Consent Boroughwide 14:44 183 KB 29.01.19 As a formal response to the borough wide ban on traders near schools: If the Committee resolve to bring in a ban then I would formally ask that they consider the issue of traders with existing consents in place. One option is to allow traders with an existing consent to be allowed to continue to trade until the expiry of that consent .
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