Waste bins at the bottom of Le Mont de Gouray (FOI)Waste bins at the bottom of Le Mont de Gouray (FOI)
Produced by the Freedom of Information officeAuthored by Government of Jersey and published on
25 February 2022.Prepared internally, no external costs.
Request
I am disgusted at the appearance of a large number of domestic and commercial waste bins at bottom of Le Mont de Gouray, near the public toilets, also known as La Petite Ruelle Munchie.
This is a public eyesore, blocks pedestrian access, smells, attracts rats, seagulls and other vermin. This has been raised with the Parish over the last 12 months but to my knowledge very little has happened.
I believe the road side that the bins are located on belongs to the GoJ.
I would like to see all communications (emails, letter, reports) in relation to this matter with the Department of the Environment. Including any planning applications, environmental health reports, communication with parish or other users.
Response
A review of records and email accounts of Infrastructure, Housing and Environment staff involved in communications regarding the bins has been undertaken and is provided below.
Email correspondence 1
Email correspondence 2
Personal information has been redacted in accordance with the Article 25 (Personal Information) of the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011.
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FOI@comite.je
or to:
Parish FOI, East Wing, RJA & HS, Trinity, JE3 5JP
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How to Make an FOI Request | Comité des Connétables (comite.je)
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