There’s been another report of a council targeting landlords over rubbish.
A Community Protection Warning was served on an empty house in Scunthorpe last year followed by a Community Protection Notice.
The landlord cleared up the property in question, but did not check up on it regularly as the notice – served under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act – required.
The house was monitored by North Lincolnshire council officers and a fixed penalty notice of £100 issued.
The fine was paid and the rubbish is now being cleared.
North Lincolnshire council says it has a zero-tolerance policy towards rubbish and enforcement officers have a wide range of powers, including fines for anyone caught dropping litter, fly-tipping, not disposing of rubbish properly or paying un-registered operators to take it away.
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Who's rubbish was it, if it belonged to the tenant, or ex tenant, then they are guilty of not disposing of their rubbish correctly.
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