Property

  • Cost of managing asbestos in schools

    The following answers relate to Local Authority maintained schools only and therefore do not include Academies.  For information relating to Academy schools you will be required to contact each Academy school direct.  Click link for a list of Academy schools … Continue reading →

  • Grounds care

    I would like to request some specific information under The Freedom of Information Act. Details below. Name, job title, email and telephone number of the person responsible for managing the groundscare/ open spaces, including recreational parks and anywhere else you … Continue reading →

  • Printer location, spend and output

    How many Full Time Employees do you have? This information is published online in our HR Dashboard and is currently (10/02/2017) 3,623.96 How many locations do you have? As part of our commitment to accountability and transparency we have published … Continue reading →

  • Building maintenance and construction costs

    Please indicate the average annual cost to the Council of having to rectify building construction or building maintenance works where the works have not complied with the specification All reasonable efforts are made to ensure that all building construction or … Continue reading →

  • Green energy and carbon footprints

    1) Where do you buy your energy? Is it a green energy tariff? Devon County Council purchases energy through a public buying group called Laser Energy Group which is part of Kent County Council. We are not on a green … Continue reading →

  • Graffiti cleaning 2016 – 2017

    I request to know how much money in Great British Pounds (£) your council has spent on cleaning graffiti during the duration of 30th June 2016 to 1st July 2017? I am happy to receive this data in numerical form. … Continue reading →

  • Fire risk assessments

    Are the results of fire risk assessments carried out on your buildings published publicly? No. Devon County Council does not publicly publish Fire Risk Assessments. There is no legal requirement to do so. We do ensure Fire Risk Assessments are … Continue reading →

  • Tall buildings

    A list of the buildings within your borders that are considered tall buildings. The standard definition in use in building codes is 18m. If there is some other – hopefully similar – definition that would assist you in getting the … Continue reading →