There are standards to be met-
required by law.
http://www.nerwai.org.uk/uploaded/fi...520Law_613.pdf
"Response times according to zoning
Duty bodies are required to zone their land according
to the zoning requirements implicated by the Code of
Practice on Litter and Refuse. Land is zoned according to
how intensively it is used by the public. Each zone has a
response time within which the duty body should return
land or highways to an acceptable standard.
• High intensity of use (busy public areas)
• Medium intensity of use (‘everyday’ areas, including most
housing areas occupied by people most of the time)
• Low intensity of use (lightly trafficked areas)
• Areas with special circumstances (where issues of
health and safety and reasonableness and practicability
are dominant considerations when undertaking
cleansing operations).!
"Maximum response time to
restore to grade A standard
if it falls below grade B
‘1/2 a day’. This means by 6 p.m. if
reported before 1 p.m. or by 1 p.m.
the next duty day if reported between
1 p.m. and 6 p.m. on the previous day"