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Mr. W. Cowell made this Freedom of Information request to Brighton and Hove City Council
Response to this request is long overdue. By law, under all circumstances, Brighton and Hove City Council should have responded by now (details). You can complain by requesting an internal review.
From: Mr. W. Cowell
22 April 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
Why is the footpath linking Western Road and Farman Street closed.
An order of closure was issued as building work was being done on
the adjacent property No. 5/6 Western Road Hove. The order expired
in December 2008. It has never been renewed.
This work was the result of an Enforcement Notice issued to the
owner by Brighton & Hove City Council. The required work is now
three months over the date set for completion. Little or no further
work is being done. Why are the Council not taking action against
the building owners? We want our footpath opened up to the PUBLIC.
Yours faithfully,
East Brunswick Residents' Association
From: Freedom Of Information
Brighton and Hove City Council
23 April 2009
Thank you for your request for information and I confirm we shall
respond as quickly as possible but not later than 19 May 2009.
Wendy Kassamani
Information Compliance Administrator
Brighton & Hove City Council
Tel: 01273 296636
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From: Wendy Kassamani
Brighton and Hove City Council
23 April 2009
I have received the following FOI request foi/225/09. We need to respond
to this by 19 May 2009. We only need to respond with information that
we hold, we do not have to create or analyse information. The request is
as follows:
"Dear Sir or Madam, Why is the footpath linking Western Road and
Farman Street closed. An order of closure was issued as building
work was being done on the adjacent property No. 5/6 Western Road
Hove. The order expired in December 2008. It has never been
renewed. This work was the result of an Enforcement Notice issued
to the owner by Brighton & Hove City Council. The required work is
now three months over the date set for completion. Little or no
further work is being done. Why are the Council not taking action
against the building owners? We want our footpath opened up to the
PUBLIC.
Yours faithfully, East Brunswick Residents' Association"
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Wendy Kassamani
Information Compliance Administrator
Brighton & Hove City Council
Tel: 01273 296636
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From: Wendy Kassamani
Brighton and Hove City Council
6 May 2009
PLEASE QUOTE THE ABOVE REFERENCE NUMBER ON ALL FUTURE CORRESPONDENCE
Your request was received and acknowledged on 23 April 2009 - see email
below. The date for disclosure, within the 20 WORKING days allowed
under FOI Regulations is 19 May 2009.
Wendy Kassamani
Information Compliance Officer
Brighton & Hove City Council
Tel: 01273 296636
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From: Wendy Kassamani
Brighton and Hove City Council
12 May 2009
Regarding your request for information under the Freedom of Information
Act 2000: Ref: foi/225/09
"Dear Sir or Madam, Why is the footpath linking Western Road and
Farman Street closed. An order of closure was issued as building
work was being done on the adjacent property No. 5/6 Western Road
Hove. The order expired in December 2008. It has never been
renewed. This work was the result of an Enforcement Notice issued
to the owner by Brighton & Hove City Council. The required work is
now three months over the date set for completion. Little or no
further work is being done. Why are the Council not taking action
against the building owners? We want our footpath opened up to the
PUBLIC.
Yours faithfully, East Brunswick Residents' Association"
Please find set out below the information in response to the above
request:
"A Council representative has spoken with the builder this afternoon
(Friday 8 May) who has given assurance that the pathway will be open by
end of next week albeit not full width as there is brick surfacing to take
place."
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Hove, BN3 4AH
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From: Mr. W. Cowell
22 May 2009
Dear Wendy Kassamani,
The Council are now in contempt of the Law. A response should have
been made by the 21st May 09 and my questioins answered.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. W. Cowell
From: Mr. W. Cowell
17 December 2009
Dear Wendy Kassamani,
This matter has now been resolved
Thank you
Yours sincerely,
Mr. W. Cowell
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