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Petitions Relating to City Council Functions Presented to City Council – 7 July 2015 PETITIONS RELATING TO CITY COUNCIL FUNCTIONS PRESENTED TO CITY COUNCIL – 7 JULY 2015 DATE OF DESCRIPTION/SENT TO RESPONSE RECEIPT/ PRESENTED BY CATEGORY 1674 From residents of Stirchley Village supporting the The matter has been investigated and a response will be 16.09.14 expansion of the proposed 20 mph zone to the following submitted to the Cabinet Member for Development, Councillor Timothy roads within Stirchley Village:- Mary Vale Road, Alexandra Transport and the Economy for approval shortly from Huxtable Road, Lea House Road, Victoria Road, Bournville Lane, Transportation Services. The petition has now been referred EXEC Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street – Head of to Place Directorate for investigation by the District Engineer. Transportation Services 04.11.14 This Petition has been dealt with by the Economy Directorate. 02.12.14. Replies have been sent to Councillor Huxtable and the first- named petitioner. 19.05.15 A response to the petition was sent to Councillor Huxtable who coordinated the petition - 8 May 2015. 07.07.15 Petition to be discharged. 1677 From residents of Bournville calling upon Birmingham City Petition forwarded to Highways/Amey for investigation and 16.09.14 Council to upgrade the street lighting along the pedestrian provide a response. 04.11.14 Councillor Timothy passageways in Bournville within Amey Birmingham Petition response with Head of service for approval. Huxtable Highways Care Investment Period – Strategic Director for 06.01.15 EXEC Place Response has been drafted – Service Head to clear with Cabinet Member. 03.03.15 Response being finalised with Cabinet Member. 14.04.15 Response being finalised with Cabinet Member. 19.05.15 A response to the petition was sent to Councillor Huxtable who coordinated the petition - 27 May 2015. 07.07.15 Petition to be discharged. PETITIONS UPDATE 1 1690 From residents of Oscott Ward calling upon the the 04.11.14 Election Commission and Birmingham City Council to Councillor Keith reinstate the Polling Station in the hut in Booths Lane – Linnecor Head of Electoral Services COMM 1694 From residents of Sutton Vesey Ward requesting the City Petition forwarded to Highways/Amey for investigation and 02.12.14 Council to require Amey to repair the road surface and provide a response. 06.01.15 Councillor Rob pavements on Highbridge Road, Sutton Coldfield – Petition referred to Amey for investigation and report. Pocock Strategic Director for Place 03.03.15 EXEC Response has been drafted - Head of service to clear response with Cabinet Member. 14.04.15 Response has been drafted - Head of Service to clear response with Cabinet Member. 19.05.15 Response has been drafted - Head of Service to clear the response with the Cabinet Member. 07.07.15 1697 From residents of Birmingham requesting the City Council The matter is being investigated and once investigations are 02.12.14 to invest in walking and cycling in Birmingham in order to complete a response will then be submitted for approval. Councillor Lisa tackle Birmingham’s dangerous and illegal levels of air 06.01.2015 Trickett pollution – Head of Transportation Services EXEC 1699 From residents of Tyburn Ward objecting to Planning This relates to current Planning Application: 2014/08581/PA. 06.01.15 Application 2014/08581/PA for a school on the old garage It has been assigned to a Planning Officer. 14.04.15 Councillor Robert site, Eachelhurst Road – Head of Planning Management This planning application was refused by the Planning Alden Committee on the 14 May 2015. Local Ward Councillors, COMM MP and members of the public who commented were notified of this decision. 07.07.15 Petition to be discharged. 1700 From residents of Oscott Ward requesting large forest type Petition referred to Highways for investigation and report. 06.01.15 trees in the area be pruned/replaced where appropriate 03.02.15 Councillor Keith with more suitable varieties and also that an extensive Response has been drafted - Head of service to clear Linnecor survey be done of the trees in the Oscott area – Strategic response with Cabinet Member. 14.04.15 PETITIONS UPDATE 2 EXEC Director for Place Response has been drafted - Head of Service to clear response with Cabinet Member. 19.05.15 Response sent to the presenting Councillor and the lead Petitioner. 07.07.15 Petition to be discharged. 1706 From residents of Bournville Ward opposing the decision Petition referred to District Head for investigation and report. 03.02.15 to axe the crossing patrols in the B30 area – District Head 03.03.15 Councillors Timothy – Selly Oak Petition referred to Head Service for investigation and report. Huxtable and Rob 14-04-15 Sealey Petition referred to Service Director for Localisation for COMM investigation and report. 19.05.15 1707 From residents of Oscott Ward call upon Birmingham City Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.02.15 Council to request their contractor to prune large trees in report. 03.03.15 Councillor Keith Corbridge Avenue and the surrounding area and replace Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Linnecor some where appropriate – Strategic Director for Place report. 14-04-15 EXEC Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and report. 19.05.15 Response sent to the presenting Councillor and the lead Petitioner. 07.07.15 Petition to be discharged. 1708 From residents of Oscott Ward call upon Birmingham City Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.02.15 Council to request their contractor to prune large trees in report. 03.03.15 Councillor Keith Rodlington Avenue and the surrounding area and replace Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Linnecor some where appropriate – Strategic Director for Place report. 14-04-15 EXEC Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and report. 19.05.15 Response sent to the presenting Councillor and the lead Petitioner. 07.07.15 Petition to be discharged. 1709 From residents of Oscott Ward call upon Birmingham City Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.02.15 Council to request their contractor to prune large trees in report. 03.03.15 PETITIONS UPDATE 3 Councillor Keith Harleston Road and the surrounding area and replace Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Linnecor some where appropriate – Strategic Director for Place report. 14-04-15 EXEC Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and report. 19.05.15 Response sent to the presenting Councillor and the lead Petitioner. 07.07.15 Petition to be discharged. 1710 From residents of Vesey Ward requesting the urgent Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.02.15 resurfacing of Boldmere Road – Strategic Director for report. 03.03.15 Councillor Lyn Place Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Collins report. 14-04-15 EXEC Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and report. 19.05.15 Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and report. 07.07.15 1712 From pupils of Bartley Green School, Adams Hill calling Petition referred to District Engineers for investigation and 03.02.15 upon the City Council to undertake road safety measures report. 03.03.15 Councillor John outside the school to include parking restrictions and the Petition referred to District Engineers for investigation and Lines installation of a pelican crossing – Strategic Director for report. 14.04.15 COMM Place Response has been drafted - Head of Service to clear response with Cabinet Member. 19.05.15 The Cabinet Member has asked that further consultation with the school to be undertaken. 07.07.15 1714 From residents of Nineveh Road call upon Birmingham Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.02.15 City Council to instruct its contractors Amey to complete report. 03.03.15 Councillor Chaman the resurfacing of the pavements on Nineveh Road – Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Lal Strategic Director for Place report. 14-04-15 EXEC Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and report. 19.05.15 Response sent to the presenting Councillor and the lead Petitioner. 07.07.15 PETITIONS UPDATE 4 Petition to be discharged 1718 From residents of Anstey Road, B44 and the surrounding Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.03.15 area calling upon City Council to request their contractor to report. 14-04-15 Councillor Keith prune any large forest type trees in the road more Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Linnecor vigorously and replace some with more suitable varieties – report. 19.05.15 EXEC Strategic Director for Place Response has been drafted - Head of Service to clear the response with the Cabinet Member. 07.07.15 1719 From residents of Birdbrook Road, Great Barr and the Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.03.15 surrounding area calling upon City Council to request their report. 14-04-15 Councillor Keith contractor to prune any large forest type trees in the road Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Linnecor more vigorously and replace some with more suitable report. 19.05.15 EXEC varieties – Strategic Director for Place Response has been drafted - Head of Service to clear the response with the Cabinet Member. 07.07.15 1720 From residents of the lower end of Ringinglow Road, Great Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and 03.03.15 Barr and the surrounding area calling upon the City report. 14-04-15 Councillor Keith Council to request their contractor to prune any large Petition referred to Highways (Amey) for investigation and Linnecor forest type trees in the road more vigorously and replace report. 19.05.15 EXEC some with more suitable varieties – Strategic Director for Response has been drafted - Head of Service to clear Place the response with the Cabinet Member.
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