Issue details
Decision for Coastal & Beach Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) renewal to 2027
The current PSPO has helped protect our coastline and beaches through one code of conduct which replaced all previous beach byelaws. The PSPO was adopted and came into force on 1 April 2021. The introduction of the new PSPO has created a safer beach environment for all to enjoy, through deterring crime, anti-social behaviour and other undesirable activities. The decision to renew for a further three years proposes TDC continue the current PSPO until 1st April 2027.
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Significant effect on communities;
Decision status: For Determination
Wards affected: (All Wards);
Notice of proposed decision first published: 14/11/2023
Decision due: 16 Jan 2024 by Overview & Scrutiny Panel
Decision due: 25 Jan 2024 by Cabinet
Lead member: Councillor Steve Albon, Cabinet Member for Cleansing and Coastal Services cllr-steve.albon@thanet.gov.uk
Lead director: Mike Humber
Contact: Lisa Collingwood, Beach and Coast Manager Email: lisa.collinwood@thanet.gov.uk.
What the decision will mean: Renewal of Coastal & Beach PSPO to 1st April 2027
Decisions
Agenda items
- 16/01/2024 - Overview & Scrutiny Panel Decision for Coastal & Beach Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) renewal to 2027 16/01/2024
- 25/01/2024 - Cabinet Decision for Coastal & Beach Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) renewal to 2027 25/01/2024
Documents
- OSP report
- Cabinet report