From Ray Radford, Your County Councillor
- Tuesday, November 25 2008 @ 08:58 am UTC
- Contributed by: Admin
- Views: 1,240

One of the criteria was that the transitional cost, estimated at £28m has to be recovered within 5 years, the anticipated pay back is 3years 8 months.
All other Unitarians have never met the pay back period. Indeed, the nearest and latest, being Cornwall with a transitional cost of £19m is already up to £58m with another six months of the 12 months to run. Reminds me a bit like the Millennium Dome and the Olympic Village, how do they get it so wrong! I just wonder with this, the credit crunch, etc, whether the Government might put it on hold for a
while.
MDDC are 23rd best performing waste collection Authority in the Country out of 273, achieving 48.89% recycling, national target is 30%, at a cost of £55.14 per Household. South Hams District Council is 2nd in the Country, but with a cost of £65.83 per Household, we could be top, but it would be at an unacceptable cost.
Christmas is just around the corner, I hope you all have a very good one and that the new year will be happy and healthy. Come rain or shine, please give me a call if I can be of any help, that's what I am here for.
All the best
Ray Radford
ray.radford@devon.gov.uk
01884 820000