Including the closely related term lighting.
… there will be new ponds, improved water quality, better and protected river networks and increased biodiversity. 2.3.27 Daily water consumption in Harrow is 170 litres per person per day (higher than the national average of 150 litres). 2.3.28 Much of the lighting in Harrow is near its end of life and therefore needs replacing. Replacing existing lighting will ensure structural integrity and provides…
… an opportunity for lighting to be upgraded. Lighting is being improved by a change to LED, to ensure that the levels of lighting wherever needed across the borough are brought up to the necessary standards. This will also drive a reduction in the volume of energy consumed and ensure that the borough can meet the Government’s and the Mayor of London’s green agenda. 2.3.29 The borough is located…
… Network. This means that Harrow is responsible for the maintenance, management and operation of all non-motorway roads in the borough. 2.3.35 TfL is responsible for most of London’s public transport services, including the London Underground, London Buses, London Overground, TfL Rail, and also for all traffic lights across London. TfL is also responsible for the TfL road network and has…
… a regulatory responsibility for the strategic road network (SRN). Changes needed to TfL public transport services, traffic lights and the TfL / SRN road networks are discussed with TfL as and when required. 2.3.36 The condition of the road network is an issue of high concern for Harrow residents. It is also a high political concern for Councillors. This is a National issue and not more relevant…