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Roadmap No earlier than 21st June
out of No earlier than 17th May
Step
3
Step
4
Lockdown No earlier than 12th April
Step
2
Step
1
North Devon Step
1
On the 29th March
Council
On the 8th March
Changes Community & Mitigations Communications
Service Impacts
Changes on the 8th March - Increase of licenses Examine the potential for Continuation of social
- Temporary Events Notices additional capacity within the distancing signage and social
- Licensed events on council licensing team. media posts
Social Contact;
land
You can leave your home for leisure or - Licensed events on public Reprioritisation of less critical Continuation of stay at home
exercise with: land work. messaging
People in your household/support - Increase tented/caravan
bubble site licenses. Community support
Or signposting messages
8th March-29th March
1 person who is not in your household
- Increase of Safety Advisory Consider a variation to this Explore from your door
or support bubble. Group (SAG) Applications. area of discretionary service campaign
and consider additional
Step 1
People who live in care homes will be capacity. Promoting test sites and
allowed one visitor. vaccination centres
- Increase applications and Prioritisation of work to be Communication plans for re-
Education: Schools,
requests for advice ahead reviewed against programmed opening of High Streets and
Colleges and Universities; of hospitality opening on work. leisure facilities being
Children and Students can return to the 12th April. prepared
face-to-face education. - Increase of COVID Increase the capacity of the
Higher education students on practical compliance work and team using the COVID19 Continued promotion of local
courses can also return. guidance compliance grant. businesses’ click and collect
- Increase of new food services Live Love Local
Introduction of twice weekly rapid
business registrations & (campaign)
testing for secondary and college pupils. associated inspections.
Introduction of rapid testing teachers. Information on business grants
Introduction of Community Collect
Testing for eligible households. - Increase Test & Trace Clear messages campaign
payments from 8th March. TBC by JT tackling littering
Changes Impacts Mitigations Communications
Changes on the 29th March - Influx of day visitors to Close partnership with local Lead role in Clean Devon anti-
beauty spots and beaches. police and partner agencies to littering campaign
monitor impact.
Social Contact;
- Increase pressure of W&R: Continuation of social
Rule of 6 introduced: - Increase waste (Domestic & Increase collection capacity and
distancing messaging
Meet in groups of 6 people outdoors add on extra round from April.
Trade)
including private gardens. - Higher demand in the Review business continuity plan Stay at home as much as you
or recycling hall putting and identify other means of can messaging
8th March-29th March
Meet in groups of 2 households pressure on critical processing recycling if the event
equipment. of a critical failure. PFND litter bin campaign
outdoors including private gardens.
- Increase littering
- Increased use of public Increase frequency of street Recycling reminders to
Travel;
Step 1
conveniences sweeping & bin emptying from counteract contamination
“Stay at home rule” ends. April.
You should still stay home as much as - Increase pressure on car
Increase capacity of workforce
Re-opening of skateparks and
you can. parking. BMX track
and re open closed facilities
You should continue to work from (urinal blocks).
- Business Restart Grants PSPO messaging
home if you can. Commences – increase Promote the use of carparks and
You won't be able to travel abroad. pressure on service. work with DCC Highways on the Continued promotion of
regulation of on street car vaccines and testing
Business and activities; parking to mitigate the risks
associated with obstructions.
Outdoor sports such as tennis and New PSPO to address anti-social
basketball courts and open air behaviour and environmental
swimming can reopen. crime
Formally organised outdoor sports can
resume.
Changes Impacts Mitigations Communications
Changes no earlier than 12th April - Reduced availability of self- Positive engagement with landlords to Respect, Protect, Enjoy campaign
contained and B&B incentivise the retention of housing to tackle littering, poor parking,
accommodation for homeless stock. wild camping and preparing
Business and activities; households residents for the impact of large
Non- essential retail can reopen; - Loss of TA to support emergency Negotiate with current suppliers to tourism influx
2nd-19th April Easter Holidays
personal care premises (nail & hair planning/ rest centre function. retain supply of B&B rooms and
consider pre booking rooms. Tolerance messaging – please
salons)
welcome and be accommodating
Not before 12th April
public buildings (Libraries & community Review rest centre plans & to our tourists
centres) arrangements with Devon Emergency
indoor gyms (for individual or household Planning Partnership. Re-opening of customer services
- Early arrivals and illegal stays of face to face with social distancing
use).
Step 2
2nd home owners and caravans. Review procedures and check on guidance and urge to carry on
capacity to operate toleration site to going online if possible
Outdoor attractions; - “pop up campsite” – 56 day manage travellers.
Zoo’s, theme parks drive in cinemas can exemption rule. Live Love Local re-opening safely
Monitor “pop up” campsite situation campaign
open.
- Community tension & nuisance and provide advice as needed.
reports. Promotion of re-opening of the
Hospitality; COVID19 Marshalls to be provided by Pannier Market
Restaurants, café’s and pubs can provide - Traditional Gypsy and Traveller Barnstaple Town Council and maintain
patterns likely to restart a visible presence. Promotion of re-opening of
table service outside.
leisure facilities
People should be seated in - High street reopens - Less Security Services to be provided by
household/bubble or groups. adherence to social distancing in “Red Elephant Security” each day Promotion of RingGo for
“Substantial meal” & curfew rule is town centre. Increase of ASB and between 10:00-15:00 using opening contactless payments
street attached individuals in high streets safely fund.
removed.
town Promotion of business restart
Promotion and enforcement of the grants
Self-contained accommodation - Pannier market, Tarka tennis and new drink/street ASB PSPO by wider
Government's such as campsites and holiday lets Leisure centre reopens. team. Continued promotion of vaccines
review on without shared indoor facilities can and testing
global travel - Opening of businesses that have Provide advice to businesses
reopen. (Hotels and B&B’s must remain been closed , H&S risks of reopening – conduct enforcement Promotion of how to vote safely
will report on
the 12th April. shut) legionella, covid compliance visits at the elections
Identify staff involved and services Impact of election on BAU
Events;
- 7th May elections – many officers that will be under pressure and issue
Up to 30 people at funerals and 15 people involved with the provision of comms.
at weddings, receptions & wakes. this service potential disruption
to BAU.
Changes Impacts Mitigations Communications
Changes no earlier than 17th May: - Increased pressure on housing Prepare for increase support Tolerance messaging – please
supply with hotels and B&B requests to housing team. welcome and be accommodating
opening. to our tourists
Social Contact;
Half Term 31st May-4th June
- Evictions ban ends March
Not before 17th May Indoors rule of 6 or 2 households 2021 could result in increased Tourism charter comms to
applies presentations to housing. promote positive behaviour in
Outdoors social contact limits will be regards to parking, littering,
lifted but gatherings of over 30 remains social distancing, respecting
illegal. - Risk of larger events Safety advisory group with locals
Step 3
mitigate some risk by ensuring
Advice on social distancing between - Increased demand on w&R proper preparation is in place. Continuation of Respect, Protect,
friends and family will be updated. and carparks. Enjoy messaging
Business and activities: - Increased reports of statutory Maintain additional rounds and Continuation of Clean
Most businesses except the highest risk nuisance. services. Increase workforce Devon/Clear Messages/PFND
capacity where possible. anti-littering messages
sector will be able to reopen.
- Staff looking to take annual
Cinemas, children play areas and indoor leave over half term/ summer. CSP campaign & Proactive Mop-up business grant
exercise classes can resume. summer time inspection messaging
- Influx of visitors as a result of programme with police.
Hospitality; G7. Service updates as and when
Restaurants, cafés and pubs can provide Cross warranting of NDC civil required
- Impact of G7 on our enforcement officers to provide
table service inside. emergency services and additional capacity to regulate Messages to manage customer
G7 Summit in
Cornwall 11- Rest of the accommodation sector can testing capacity. ASB PSPO expectation if services are
13th June reopen including hotels, hostels and overwhelmed
B&B’s. - Symptomatic and Engage in multi-agency meetings
Review of asymptomatic testing and planning workshops to
social pressures from visitors (not ensure we are aware of impacts
Events;
distancing our risk) staff ability to access from G7.
and other
Some performances and sporting events tests.
measures may go ahead with limits on numbers. Engage with the LRF to maintain
ahead of Step 30 people can attend life events such as awareness of testing capacity.
4. bar mitzvahs and christenings.
Changes Impacts Mitigations Communications
Changes no earlier than 21st June Increase of anti-social Ensure sufficient resources Continue with all anti-littering
behaviour. messages
Run W&I communication
Social Contact;
Increased reports of statutory campaigns and proactively Continuation of tolerance
nuisance from commercial and engage with visitors. messaging – please welcome
Government hopes to remove all private properties (e.g. noise). and be accommodating to our
legal limits on social contact.
Not before 21st June
Engage with multi agency tourists
Increase of unlicensed events. partners to mitigate impact.
Travel; Continuing to promote the
Higher than usual number of Prioritise critical services. tourism charter comms to
Dependent on the review being
Step 4
visitors as a result of encourage positive behaviour
published on 12th April. staycations.
Continued promotion of local
Continued pressure on businesses
Business and activities; services.
All remaining premises including Service updates as and when
Staff wanting to take leave. required
nightclubs can reopen.
Messages to manage
Events; customer expectation if
Subject to the results of the events services are overwhelmed
research programme and pilot events
Ease restrictions on events.
No legal limits on life events.
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