Thirteen forms of nuisance
The following forms of nuisance were listed:
1. Litter in the street;
2. Vandalised public items such as litter bins, benches or bus shelters;
3. Graffiti on walls or buildings;
4. Animal poop on sidewalks or in the street;
5. Speeding cars;
6. Parking issues, e.g. wrongly parked vehicles or too many parked vehicles;
7. Aggressive behaviour in traffic;
8. Drunken people in the street;
9. Drugs use or drug dealing, for instance in the street or in coffeeshops;
10. Nuisance caused by cafés, restaurants, snack bars;
11. Nuisance caused by residents in the neighbourhood;
12. People being bothered in the street;
13. Youths hanging about.
The following forms of nuisance refer to physical decline:
1. Litter in the street;
2. Vandalised public items such as litter bins, benches or bus shelters;
3. Graffiti on walls or buildings;
4. Animal poop on sidewalks or in the street.
The following forms of nuisance refer to social nuisance:
1. Drunken people in the street;
2. Drugs use or drug dealing, for instance in the street or in coffeeshops;
3. People being bothered in the street;
4. Youths hanging about.
The following forms of nuisance refer to traffic nuisance:
1. Speeding cars;
2. Parking issues, e.g. wrongly parked vehicles or too many parked vehicles;
3. Aggressive behaviour in traffic.
The following are other forms of nuisance:
1. Nuisance caused by cafés, restaurants, snack bars;
2. Nuisance caused by residents in the neighbourhood.