PEOPLE are being asked to spend a penny for their thoughts on the council’s draft toilets strategy.
Under the Public Health (Wales) Act 2017, Carmarthenshire County Council has a duty to publish a Local Toilets Strategy.
The draft strategy has been drawn up based on the results of a public survey last year about toilet provision across the county.
Now, members of the public can see what actions the council wants to put in place based on their feedback.
The council operates a number of public conveniences throughout the county and whilst local authorities have the powers to provide toilets, there is no legal requirement to do so.
With reduced resources, the strategy outlines the council’s long-term strategic approach on toilet provision from a range of providers throughout the county.
The consultation asks for people’s views on whether public and private companies could do more to help make toilet facilities available, and about development of a community partnership scheme.
It also considers the provision of changing places toilets for disabled users; whether event organisers should be encouraged to provide temporary toilets; and charging for facilities to prevent misuse and vandalism.
All residents, businesses and organisations are invited to take part in the consultation, a short online survey, which runs until May 12, 2019.
Go to the consultation section at www.carmarthenshire.gov.wales, or request a printed version at any of the council’s customer service centres.
Feedback will be considered prior to final publication of Carmarthenshire County Council’s Local Toilets Strategy.
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