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Mike Artherton
October 2009
Total of 51 CCTV cameras: 43 colour pan, tilt and zoom cameras, five static colour cameras and three static black and white cameras within the BID area. The CCTV control centre provides up to three CCTV operators to proactively monitor and record, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 364 days per year.
The footage is recorded and stored from all cameras for a period of 31 days with a facility to display and review. They provide quality evidence sufficient to assist the police or other enforcing bodies in the investigation of a possible criminal offence including on-going surveillance where the criteria are met as authorised by a nominated officer following discussions with the police or other enforcing bodies, under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. To obtain quality video evidence, which enables police or the council to take civil criminal action in court where necessary.
The City Council maintains all CCTV equipment ensuring that the system remains in an operational state as required under the Data Protection Act 1998. In the event that a camera or component of the system fails the council will repair or replace within a 48-hour period. In the event that a repair cannot be affected within the 48 hour time period then the particular camera or component/s are removed from service and replaced once repairs have been completed.
Number of incidents reported (proposed). Provision of adequate staffing and supervision.
Contractors liable for liquidated damages.
The baseline funding for city centre CCTV revenue is as follows:
BID area.
Introduce CCTV and lighting into all five surface level car parks and yards that currently lack these facilities.
£75,000